Pamela Brett-MacLean is Associate Professor in the Department of Psychiatry and Director of the Arts and Humanities in Health and Medicine program in the Faculty of Medicine and Dentistry at the University of Alberta. Lianne McTavish is Professor in the Department of Art and Design at the University of Alberta. She specializes in early modern visual culture, critical museum theory, and the history of the body.

• Foreword The “see me, hear me, heal me” Project / Minn N. YoonPreface Before the Beginning…and Then / Leslie O’Connor-ParsonsIntroduction Expanding Relational Possibilities Through Collaborative Streams of Inquiry and Dialogue / Pamela Brett-MacleanIn FLUXFLUX 1A Curatorial Introduction / Lianne McTavishBradley Necyk Jude Griebel A (High Wire) Dance / Suresh Nayar & Bernie KrewskiJill Ho-You Heather Huston Feeding New Selves / Helen VallianatosSean Caulfield Ingrid Bachmann When Design Meets Real Life / Bahaa HarmoucheHealing in the Most Unexpected Ways / Kimberly Flowers“see me, hear me, heal me” Video Documentation / Kyle TerranceAfterword The “see me, hear me, heal me” Project as Research-Creation for Social ChangePamela Brett-Maclean & Minn N. YoonProject Timeline Minn N. Yoon & Pamela Brett-MacleanContributors

"The contributors raise fundamental questions—of identity, speaking with others, and eating—and present these issues vividly. Readers will learn from both the participants’ experience and the artists’ creativity."

Pamela Brett-MacLean is Associate Professor in the Department of Psychiatry and Director of the Arts and Humanities in Health and Medicine program in the Faculty of Medicine and Dentistry at the University of Alberta. Lianne McTavish is Professor in the Department of Art and Design at the University of Alberta. She specializes in early modern visual culture, critical museum theory, and the history of the body.

• Foreword The “see me, hear me, heal me” Project / Minn N. YoonPreface Before the Beginning…and Then / Leslie O’Connor-ParsonsIntroduction Expanding Relational Possibilities Through Collaborative Streams of Inquiry and Dialogue / Pamela Brett-MacleanIn FLUXFLUX 1A Curatorial Introduction / Lianne McTavishBradley Necyk Jude Griebel A (High Wire) Dance / Suresh Nayar & Bernie KrewskiJill Ho-You Heather Huston Feeding New Selves / Helen VallianatosSean Caulfield Ingrid Bachmann When Design Meets Real Life / Bahaa HarmoucheHealing in the Most Unexpected Ways / Kimberly Flowers“see me, hear me, heal me” Video Documentation / Kyle TerranceAfterword The “see me, hear me, heal me” Project as Research-Creation for Social ChangePamela Brett-Maclean & Minn N. YoonProject Timeline Minn N. Yoon & Pamela Brett-MacleanContributors

"The contributors raise fundamental questions—of identity, speaking with others, and eating—and present these issues vividly. Readers will learn from both the participants’ experience and the artists’ creativity."

Pamela Brett-MacLean is Associate Professor in the Department of Psychiatry and Director of the Arts and Humanities in Health and Medicine program in the Faculty of Medicine and Dentistry at the University of Alberta. Lianne McTavish is Professor in the Department of Art and Design at the University of Alberta. She specializes in early modern visual culture, critical museum theory, and the history of the body.

• Foreword The “see me, hear me, heal me” Project / Minn N. YoonPreface Before the Beginning…and Then / Leslie O’Connor-ParsonsIntroduction Expanding Relational Possibilities Through Collaborative Streams of Inquiry and Dialogue / Pamela Brett-MacleanIn FLUXFLUX 1A Curatorial Introduction / Lianne McTavishBradley Necyk Jude Griebel A (High Wire) Dance / Suresh Nayar & Bernie KrewskiJill Ho-You Heather Huston Feeding New Selves / Helen VallianatosSean Caulfield Ingrid Bachmann When Design Meets Real Life / Bahaa HarmoucheHealing in the Most Unexpected Ways / Kimberly Flowers“see me, hear me, heal me” Video Documentation / Kyle TerranceAfterword The “see me, hear me, heal me” Project as Research-Creation for Social ChangePamela Brett-Maclean & Minn N. YoonProject Timeline Minn N. Yoon & Pamela Brett-MacleanContributors

"The contributors raise fundamental questions—of identity, speaking with others, and eating—and present these issues vividly. Readers will learn from both the participants’ experience and the artists’ creativity."