Teen patients captured their treatment experiences through artistic expression at the 13th annual Teen Art Show. Organized by the St. Jude Child Life Program, the show included patients’ representations of their journeys through art.
This year’s event was themed #nofilter and allowed patients opportunities to give everyone honest views of their experiences without filters. Families and staff gathered to hear the personal meaning behind their works, which will be displayed throughout the year in the hospital’s Teen Art Gallery.
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The theme of this year’s Teen Art Show was #nofilter.
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Child Life specialist Stephanie Lindblom displays the artwork during the event.
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Hiroto Inaba, MD, PhD, Oncology, helped inspire Kameron’s artwork for the show.
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