July 27, 2018
DO YOU KNOW SOMEONE WITH A U.S. PATENT? YES YOU DO! Skyline Art was recently granted U.S. Patent #9,975,372 for “Multi-dimensional Artworks and Methods.” How amazing is this?!?! We finally own the rights to our proprietary process that allows us to custom etch metal surfaces and then further process the artwork with pigmented inks, polishing, Read More
May 24, 2018
Overview The suspended and illuminated sculpture, at Jersey Shore University Medical Center : Hope Tower in Neptune, NJ, was inspired by the imagery of the cherry blossoms, which are an icon in this region of New Jersey. It is designed to evoke a sense of beauty and the renewal of spring, symbolic of healing and Read More
April 22, 2018
We completed our first Art Car adventure together…and won a 2nd place prize! Our car took the form of Quetzalcoatl, the Aztec god of wind, air, art, and learning. Take a look a some of the highlights of its journey at the 2018 Houston Art Car Parade. You can find other pics of the making Read More
April 18, 2018
Healthcare Design Magazine recently published this valuable guide to designing supergraphics in healthcare environments. Skyline Art Services is quite proud of several such projects. Like Children’s Health Nephrology and Children’s Health Foster Care, which serve a single health system in Dallas and contribute to “immersive wayfinding.” As part of a wayfinding program, the supergraphics are Read More
April 9, 2018
Skyline Signature Experience™ Showcasing Houston Methodist The Woodlands Hospital’s art collection featuring local artists’ work thoughtfully integrated with the interior architecture and exterior gardens. Contemporary nature-driven aesthetic Original artwork in patient rooms Three bronze exterior heron sculptures by a local artist See more about this project here
March 20, 2018
Of course we know the meaningful benefits of including artworks in the built environment, especially in healthcare facilities. Now we are seeing more and more evidence that experiencing art may improve a physician’s practice. New data is supporting the notion that the arts and humanities should be part of physician training. Medical students who experience Read More