Photographer shares captured moments of presence, vulnerability and connection with her mother through years of living with dementia
Artist expresses the devastating experience of Alzheimer’s disease, grief and loss in mixed media collection
Collection explores the relationship between modern and contemporary medical visual culture, including in the face of Alzheimer’s disease
Photo book shares experience of caregiving through COVID, documenting a father’s journey with dementia
Musician employs jazz to bridge the distance between himself and his father, who is living with Alzheimer’s disease
Photography and painting allow father and son to find a shared experience and language amid Alzheimer’s
Photobook documents families’ time together through dementia; the process brings caregivers consolation
Theatrical work reimagines personas from a dementia care facility, encourages conversation around art and long-term care
Family portraits—man’s best friend included—create priceless memories, spur conversations about dementia.
Musicians, caregivers, and those living with dementia find connection and care in the joy of music.
The play takes the audience on a journey exploring the ramifications of an early stage Alzheimer’s diagnosis.
Artist confronts the fear of Alzheimer’s that has passed through the generations of her family in this live performance.
The multi-installation exhibition depicts dementia’s effects and shares the stories of those living with dementia.
Artist Irith Fuks walks in the shoes of those affected by dementia in creating her short movie, Lasagna.
Eric Sirota harnesses the power of music to rekindle the memory and awaken the mind in his dementia-inspired musical.
Diana Zipeto creates paintings inspired by images of her father’s brain, inviting viewers to sit with the complexity of dementia.
Fiber artist and professor Ann Clarke weaves emotional, resonant tales of Alzheimer’s disease and caregiving into her large scale textile works, which might just end
Using opera to explore the inner lives of two modern women with dementia, composer Lembit Beecher paints a tender, complex portrait of what it’s like
A personal story about recognizing and appreciating how the music of our youth can play a significant role in easing the trauma of Alzheimer’s disease.
The Dementia Spring Foundation connects artists with the dementia community to raise awareness and improve access to the arts for people with memory loss.
