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Stop by to View Connective Tissue!

Published On: May 29, 2026
Shared by Kelley Minars

The library is once again proudly hosting the Connective Tissue art exhibit, presented by the Charles E. Cheever Jr. Center for Medical Humanities and Ethics.This year’s theme is Metamorphosis. From the Cheever Center:

This theme pays homage to the profound transformation that defines our training in the health professions. We enter as students—in medicine, dentistry, nursing, or research—and are fundamentally reshaped by our experiences. This journey is more than the acquisition of knowledge; it is a metamorphosis of our identity, perspective, and responsibility. It is the process of becoming a healer.

Stop by the library lobby to view the art exhibit in person, consisting of photography, mixed media, paintings, and poetry and pick up your printed copy to see all the submissions.

Accumulation by Jason Ziperovich. In a city where past systems linger in everyday objects, transformation is intentional – not through erasure, but through reuse.

Memories by Leo Crokett. Memory, too, changes a moment, an imperfect replica becoming its own treasure.

Finding Wonder in the Smallest of Sinks by Angela Lin. By marveling at the ordinary world around me and noticing the extraordinary, I have transformed my own perspective.

From Pencil to Practice by Bill Wang. Medical education lays the foundation for the various types of practice that exist, setting the stage for the transformation from a student doctor to a fully professional practitioner.