Our purpose is to positively impact people’s lives through the power and appreciation of art.

As a way of giving back, Monte Nagler Fine Art publishes a Blog to bring recognition to the benefits of art.
Our aim is to share new information and education on the benefits of art in healthcare and everyday life.

How Art Heals: Mind- Body Physiology

Jan 9, 2018

          How Art Heals: Mind- Body Physiology     How does art heal? Scientific studies tell us that art heals by changing a person's physiology and attitude. The body's physiology changes from one of stress to one of deep relaxation, from...

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The Importance of Art in Daily Life- Article 13

Nov 9, 2017

NEA study: Get involved in the arts, it will benefit your health This article was originally published on 9/8/17 By Gary Rotstein / Pittsburgh Post-Gazette If the National Endowment for the Arts puts out a report about the relationship between participation in the...

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The Importance of Art in Daily Life- Series Article 12

Sep 5, 2017

Circadian Lighting Strategies Excerpts from an article by Ed Clark and Marty Brennan, originally published in Healthcare Design Magazine March 2017 4 KEYS TO INTEGRATING CIRCADIAN LIGHTING STRATEGIES 1 . UNDERSTAND PEOPLE Consider your building occupants' schedules...

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Photo Caption- August ’17

Aug 8, 2017

Please enjoy our latest Photo Captions.                                                           for a pdf version click...

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The Importance of Art in Daily Life- Series, Article 11

Jul 6, 2017

Circadian Rhythm Excerpts from an article by Ed Clark and Marty Brennan, originally published in Healthcare Design Magazine March 2017  LIGHT SHOW Because of our millennia-long relationship with nature, humans are attracted to the brightness at the end of...

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The Importance of Art in Daily Life- Series Article 10

May 4, 2017

Natural Remedy Excerpts from an article by Ed Clark and Marty Brennan, originally published in Healthcare Design Magazine March 2017 By abstracting nature scenes and mimicking circadian lighting patterns, biophilic design can help create calming behavioral health...

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