The Collaborators

Mary Anne Bartley is Artist-in-Residence at Villanova University, WHYY of Greater Philadelphia; Artist/instructor at Drexel University's College of Medicine and College of Nursing, and is the founding Vice-Chair of the Section on Medicine and the Arts of the College of Physicians of Philadelphia. See her more detailed curriculum vitae.

Emanuel E. Garcia, MD, is a psychoanalyst and psychiatrist specializing in the treatment of the creative and performing artist. Recent publications include psychological investigations of Gustav Mahler, Sergei Rachmaninoff and Alexander Scriabin.

Image 29: Trilogy: Mind ~ Body ~ Spirit (click to enlarge)

Works included in this exhibit are available for sale; contact Ms. Bartley at maryannebartley@comcast.net to inquire.

This exhibit may be linked to freely in whole or in part from any Web site; however, reuse of images or text on other sites is forbidden without the express consent of the creators.

• For permission to reproduce images or narrative text, and for reproduction-quality copies of images, contact Ms. Bartley at maryannebartley@comcast.net.
  
  
• For permission to reproduce poems, contact Dr. Garcia at emanuelegarcia@gmail.com.
  
  
• For permission to reproduce "Kites" music, contact Dr. Lackie at lackie@bellatlantic.net

Homage: A Heart for Ann

• Exhibit artwork was photographed by David Super, Thomas Jefferson University's Medical Media Services staff.
• "Homage to John Y. Templeton, III, MD" was read by Elizabeth R. Warner, AISR staff.
  
• "Portraiture" was read by Ronald Swegman, AISR staff.
  
• "Wounded Child" was read by Emanuel E. Garcia, MD.
  
• The online exhibit was assembled by Ann Koopman, AISR staff.
  
• The original exhibit was arranged by Pejman Makarechi and David Super, Medical Media Services staff.
• The original exhibit was hung by Medical Media Services staff and Jefferson Facilities Services staff.
  
• The historical photograph of Dr. Templeton was provided by University Archivist and Special Collections Librarian F. Michael Angelo.
  
• Medical Media Services and AISR staff worked under the direction of Edward Tawyea, University Librarian and Director of Academic & Instructional Support & Resources, and general impresario.