Artist Beverly Fishman unveils a new collection of sculptural paintings dubbed Something for the Pain and it is currently on exhibit in New York City's Miles McEnery Gallery. Notably, the marks Fishman's third solo exhibition with this gallery and it will be on display from now until June 3rd.
The artist highlights abstract themes of identity, medicine, and disease with a deeper focus on medicine for the past 20 years. The new show explores the idea of polypharmacy, which is the prescription of different medicines for one single person. The art highlights glowing and matte geometric structures of wood to highlight one's own prescription medley. These are stacked to create various shapes to represent partial and entire doses.
Medicine-Inspired Artful Shows
Beverly Fishman Presents the Something for the Pain Exhibition
Trend Themes
1. Medicine-inspired Art - The trend of art inspired by medicine-related themes and concepts.
2. Abstract Exploration of Medicine and Disease - The trend of abstract art exploring the theme of medicine and disease, offering new and imaginative ways to engage with these subjects.
3. Polypharmacy Art - The trend of art that explores the concept of polypharmacy, which may inspire new approaches to how this complex issue can be visually represented and understood.
Industry Implications
1. Healthcare Industry - There is an opportunity for the healthcare industry to collaborate with artists to promote patient understanding and compliance with their prescribed treatments.
2. Fine Art Industry - The trend of creating art inspired by medicine-related themes and concepts opens up opportunities for the fine art industry to explore new styles and mediums.
3. Pharmaceutical Industry - There is an opportunity for the pharmaceutical industry to commission or sponsor art that promotes awareness and understanding of polypharmacy, as well as the importance of proper medication management.