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Delve Into Art Freely
Photo above is Graciela Iturbide at the opening of Graciela Iturbide's Mexico at The National Museum of Women in the Arts, Washington, D.C.
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Art is not only a love for many of us; it can also have a positive effect on well-being. Stuckey & Noble found that creative engagement can decrease anxiety, stress, and mood disturbances. Davies et al found those with more hours of arts engagement reported better mental well-being.

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Immerse in Graciela Iturbide's playlist here.
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Lunch Doodles With Mo Willems From The Kennedy Center
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Hamilton Fans: Student Program Free Online
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Lion King Experience Ages 8-15
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One World: Together At Home Special To Celebrate COVID-19 Workers
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Classes at MoMA
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In Praise of Painting: Dutch Masterpieces at The Met
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Access concerts for 30 days From The Berlin Philharmonic
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Five theaters stream free productions
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Lose yourself at the Art Institute
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Nightly opera streaming from The Metropolitan Opera
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Articles:
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Best Movies To Transport You To Another Place During Your Quarantine
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12 Shakespeare-Inspired Movies
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A City Ballet Season, But Online, With Bells And Whistles
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The Coronavirus Hasn't Slowed Classical Music
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Op Ed: This Art Museum Was Founded in Response to A Pandemic Death
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2500 Museums You Can Now Visit Virtually
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Andrea Bocelli To Perform In An Empty Duomo Cathedral on Easter Sunday 10 am ET
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Browse #MuseumAtHome or #MuseumMomentofZen
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