"Joel Meyerowitz's work was the first thing I noticed on the first day of my stay (at Rockefeller University Hospital). For me his work was a sign of transformation, a walk into light, hope, healing, relief, and a wonderful sense of calm."
(A patient at Rockefeller University Hospital, RUH)

"I can look at Mel Bochner's If the Color Changes and never get tired of looking at it."
(A Patient at RUH)

"Matthew Ritchie's Sea State One reminds me of the film A Beautiful Mind. I like anything that makes me think a lot."
(A Patient at RUH)

"Art adds warmth and humanity to any environment. It has the power to transform its surroundings. It is very astute of Rockefeller University Hospital to recognize the value of art in fostering a serene and healing environment."
(A Patient at RUH)

"The artwork has made the hospital attractive and made the patients feel respected, healthier, and better about themselves."
(A registered nurse at RUH)

"The site where John Monti's piece is installed was previously a drab, forgotten corner. I'm happy to say that is it now a beacon of brightness that welcomes visitors to our ambulatory buildings. At the top of the stairs just off our Main Lobby, it was an important and very visible corner to upgrade. The Blood Donor Center is also at this intersection and was looking for ways to highlight their location. John Monti's piece does this beautifully."
(Jessica Finch, Art Coordinator, Facilities Management at Children's Hospital Boston)

"Hartwig House, Truro was very soothing to look at while they drew blood from me. My veins are tricky to get at and anything that engages my mind is a blessing!"
(A Patient at RUH)

"I've heard only positive feedback about the piece. It turned an ugly corner into a bright spot. When you come up the stairs and you see that, it feels welcoming. The kids especially love to touch it. Senior management also saw it as a big improvement."
(Carol Stearns, a Blood Donor Center Manager at Children's Hospital Boston, retired)

"These wonderful artists have helped create a warmer, more welcoming and inspiring environment for children and their families at the NYU Child Study Center. RxArt has fostered a creative, playful and fun atmosphere for our patients and clinicians."
(Harold S. Koplewicz, M.D. founder and director of the NYU Child Study Center)

"RxArt, Thank you so much for the cool artwork! It really gave everyone who walked in something to talk about! Wishing you success and strength to continue in your wonderful work!"
(Cheryl Moskowitz, a patient at St. Vincent's Hospital)

"It has brightened the whole area. That corner used to just blend in but now people notice it. The little kids especially."
(Nanette Dominguez, Blood Donor Recruitment at Children's Hospital Boston)