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Summary

Art has been a part of the Mayo Clinic since 1914, with numerous pieces donated or commissioned for patient and staff enjoyment. Mayo Clinic Proceedings features a different artwork in each issue, showcasing pieces on campus.

Area of Science:

Medical Humanities
Arts in Healthcare
Clinical Environment Design

Background:

Art integration at Mayo Clinic dates back to the original building completion in 1914.
A significant collection of art has been amassed through donations and commissions.
Art serves to enhance the environment for patients and staff.

Purpose of the Study:

To highlight the role of art within the Mayo Clinic environment.
To showcase specific artworks featured in Mayo Clinic Proceedings.
To explore the interpretation of art by authors within a clinical setting.

Main Methods:

Review of artworks featured in Mayo Clinic Proceedings.
Identification of artworks displayed on Mayo Clinic campuses.

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Author interpretation of selected artworks.

Main Results:

Mayo Clinic Proceedings regularly features artworks.
Featured artworks are displayed across Mayo Clinic campuses.
Authors provide unique interpretations of the displayed art.

Conclusions:

Art is an integral and long-standing component of the Mayo Clinic experience.
The journal Mayo Clinic Proceedings actively engages with and promotes the appreciation of art.
Artistic expression contributes to the healing environment at Mayo Clinic.