Connecting Art and Health at MedCenter for Women

Cone Health's MedCenter for Women has recently partnered with local artists to create an environment that promotes healing and comfort. Featuring works from 56 artists, including Kristin Gibson, the collection provides patients with a calm and uplifting atmosphere. Pieces such as “The Gathering” by IlaSahai Prouty and “Thread of Life” by Monica Weber-Salinas aim to capture the essence of women’s health journeys and foster a sense of connection. Through this initiative, the MedCenter reflects its mission of support and community in women’s healthcare.

For more, visit Cone Health.

Together O’Brien Gallery and gallery artist Kristin Gibson will GIVE 20% from every Kristin painting sale to help affected Artists and Art Organizations rebuild and begin creating again. 

All are welcome to the gallery to view Kristin’s work or request email images to review. If you are near Greensboro and would like to try paintings on approval, we will love bringing them to you. 

The NC Arts Disaster Relief Fund being run by North Carolina Arts Foundation, will be working with government agencies and other nonprofits to assess the impact on artists and arts organizations and to help provide relief and recovery in the weeks and months ahead. 

Please visit this link to learn more about where O’Brien Gallery and Kristin will send 20% of these sales, and see how your artwork purchase will help: NC Arts Disaster Relief Fund

Thank you for your Support through Art!! 

Kristin, Kathy and MaryLou

A collection of Kristin Gibson's paintings were selected by Velocity Clinical Research in Durham, NC for a 6-month installation in Velocity’s HQ research site as part of the Durham Art Guild’s Art@Work Program.

The DAG Art@Work Program connects local artists to local businesses. The primary goal of the program is to sell (or lease) local art to be displayed in offices and private or public buildings. Art@Work clients can visually reflect the aesthetic, brand, and values of their business by selecting art from a wide variety of artists, styles and mediums. If you have additional questions about the Art@Work Program, please contact Executive Director, Liz Gage, at liz@durhamartguild.org.

Kristin Gibson, fine artist in Raleigh/Durham known for her vibrant and expressive paintings, is thrilled to announce her representation with ArtWorks Gallery in Clinton, North Carolina. Invited by gallery director, acclaimed Clinton artist, and longtime artist friend Peter Butler, Kristin is grateful to be part of this gorgeous new space and bring her works to a new audience in Sampson County.