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Tape Art as a tool for healing has found
itself in a wide variety of situations - from phyciatric wards to hospital
environments. Below is a decent cross-section of some of the many ways
that Tape Art has been used to help out where it can.
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| Follow this link to get a break down of the different types of programs that Tape Art has implemented in hospitals. |  |
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Follow this link for individual patient experiences and stories. Also, an interview with the Tape Artists and Paula Most. |
| Inmates from an Iowa prison get a hands-on experience of the blue stuff, creating two personal and collaborative murals. |  |
Mitchelville Women's Prison: Mitchelville, IA Take me inside the Mitchelville Women's Prison |
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In 1995 we were in Oklahoma city during the aftermath of the Alfred P. Murrah federal building bombing. This was our first big lesson in Tape Art as a medium for healing and we invite you to take a look at the work we did there. |
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The image to the left is the Hope mural and was created specifically for the rescue workers. |
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