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Stamford law firm announces three promotions - Westfair Communications - Vimarsana News

Stamford law firm announces three promotions - Westfair Communications

Cummings & Lockwood in Stamford recently announced that the following three private clients attorneys have been elected to principal:  Katherine Cotter Gent, Elizabeth A. Falkoff and Rachel Rhein Zarghami. “We are very excited to promote three very talented women to our partnership at Cummings & Lockwood,” noted Laura Weintraub Beck, chairman and managing irector. Cotter […]

New class from Barnes Foundation and UPenn shows a new twist in art therapy - Vimarsana News

New class from Barnes Foundation and UPenn shows a new twist in art therapy

It's through art that people can flourish or thrive. That's the focus of a new class​ from the Barnes Foundation and the University of Pennsylvania.

With new addition, Imagine Children's Museum doubles in size - Vimarsana News

With new addition, Imagine Children's Museum doubles in size

More than just space, the Everett museum’s new $25 million wing is an investment in mental health.

HypeArt Top Art Exhibitions For Remainder of 2021 - Vimarsana News

HypeArt Top Art Exhibitions For Remainder of 2021

Top Art Exhibitions to See for the Rest of 2022: From rising artists such as Nadia Lee Cohen and Adam Parker Smith, to masters in Yayoi Kusama and the late-great Sam Gilliam.

Study: a museum visit has a positive impact on our mood and mental well-being - Vimarsana News

Study: a museum visit has a positive impact on our mood and mental well-being

Cultural therapy can have a host of health benefits including relieving chronic pain and easing mental suffering, says US study