AAR BLOG
Houston’s Rising Art Scene and How You Can Be a Part of It
Houston’s art scene is more than meets the eye. While most know the city for space exploration, energy, and medicine, Houston is also home to one of the most dynamic and diverse creative communities in the country. From historic artist-run spaces to contemporary art cars and expansive studio campuses, this blog explores the city’s rich cultural fabric—and the role American Art Resources plays as a guiding voice in Houston’s growing presence on the global art stage.
June Newsletter
As we settle into summer, we’re feeling inspired by the season’s fresh perspective! This month at American Art Resources, we’re welcoming new additions to the team, and continuing to make waves on the scene at key industry events. In this edition, you’ll find a curated mix of Houston art happenings, design industry highlights, and what’s new behind the scenes at AAR. There’s a lot to look forward to, and we can’t wait to dive in.
Art for ICU Patients
Creating Calm in Crisis: Carefully selected images in ICUs and family spaces can make a difference in reducing stress, offering hope, and preserving dignity.
Art for Rehabilitation Patients
Visual Therapy: Thoughtful imagery can reduce frustration, improve mood, and provide a sense of purpose in the healing process.
Art for Heart Patients
Can art help heal the heart? Discover how carefully placed artwork can reduce anxiety, lower blood pressure, and even improve recovery outcomes for cardiac patients.
Art for Pediatrics
The Power of Art in Children's Hospitals: Engaging, endearing, and nurturing—discover how carefully chosen artwork transforms pediatric spaces into places of comfort and healing.
Art for Geriatrics & Senior Living
The Art of Aging: Discover how carefully chosen artwork can reduce stress, improve wayfinding, and create a sense of home in elder care environments.
Art for Cancer Patients
Designing for Comfort: Thoughtful art choices—calming nature scenes, distant horizons, and careful symbolism—help create healing environments for cancer patients.