PAIN Exhibit, Inc.

12/07/2018

2018 is quickly coming to a close. We want you to know that we have been working hard this year to figure out the logistics of running The PAIN Exhibit and developing plans for the future. That being said, we also wanted to inform you that we are still accepting new art. If you or someone you know is interested in submitting art, send your submissions to [email protected]. Submit the art as an attachment with an email providing the following information:

* Title
* Media
* Dimensions (LxWxD)
* Year Created
* Artist Statement (a brief written description of how the art relates to you and your chronic pain. Please refer to art images and statements on PainExhibit.org for examples.)

Unfortunately, the website submission page is no longer functioning properly. We are currently developing a new website so we can easily accommodate new art and artists.

This isn't an official call to artists, but simply a reminder that we are looking at new art. Keep in mind that we won't be officially accepting art until the new website launches in the coming months.

Keep an eye out for the developments coming in early 2019. We appreciate your continued interest in our humble little project.

The PAIN Exhibit Board

A collection of pain art from artists with pain; their art expresses various aspects of the pain experience. Submit your pain art now!

03/31/2018

Hello PAIN Exhibit friends,

It’s been a while, but we’re back!
Recently, our organization underwent some restructuring and we are excited to announce our intent to reinvigorate our web site and social media presence. During this transition we will be reaching out to you for input and support. The PAIN Exhibit (PE) is a place where the team, artists, and friends can express themselves artistically, so collaboration is key. We want the PE to reflect our artists' and supporters' expectations. The intent is to open communication between you and our team. We look forward to your thoughtful and creative feedback during this process. So, let’s dust off our collective art kits and get back to creating, together!

We’re excited about what the future holds for PAIN Exhibit.

Check back soon for more updates.

Thanks,

The PAIN Exhibit Board

10/28/2013

Exciting news from the PAIN Exhibit: Today we officially announce the launch of PainExhibit.org in Spanish!

This launch is the result of a focused effort to share this wonderful collection of pain art from our artists with a much wider audience, and to further the mission of educating the public about the realities of chronic pain.

Visit PainExhibit.org/es today to check out the Exhibit in Spanish - and please help spread the word!

Gracias por visitar PAIN Exhibit. PAIN Exhibit es una exposición educativa en línea de artes visuales de artistas con dolor crónico, quienes expresan alguna faceta de la experiencia del dolor a través de su arte...

10/11/2013

Attention chronic pain pals! Consider submitting your drawing to the self-caricature contest by clicking the link below. Don't miss out, there are only a few days left!

Pictures say a thousand words; please join the contest not only to learn more about yourself and pain, but to help others understand what it is like.

09/21/2013

Got a minute? Check out some of the new art at PainExhibit.org, including "Release II" by Linda Langerak:

"...This is a representation of what I felt was going on in my head at the time I painted this piece..."

08/28/2013

Featured PAIN Art:
"Pool of Darkness" by Julie Meese
Added this week to the gallery "Suffering" at PainExhibit.org.

08/16/2013

This album contains a collection of publications pertaining to the PAIN Exhibit.

08/10/2013

A big thanks to everyone out there for letting the PAIN Exhibit into your lives. Here's to a pain-free weekend for all!

07/24/2013

Hey, there's some new art! Visit PainExhibit.org to check out "Sticking Points" by Stephanie Sebero.

Click here to view Stephanie's pain art, along with many more...

06/29/2013

Exciting news for fibromyalgia patients! Finally, proof that fibro is not just "all in your head." There is hope that this discovery will lead to improved care and pain treatment.

Published in the peer reviewed journal Pain Medicine, the study details the first physically detectable pathology providing a logical rationale for the debilitating symptoms of fibromyalgia.

06/23/2013

Pain patients, take notice.

As a result of enforcement changes made by the Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA) to deter illegal prescription drug use and abuse, more scrutiny is used on how people with chronic pain fill their prescriptions for opioid pain medications. The effect is already being felt across the nation as people tr...

06/19/2013

Do any other rheumatoid arthritis sufferers feel that they can relate to what Tanya has expressed here?

Surrey, BC, Canada // photography, pencil, digital manipulation // The pain of rheumatoid arthritis can make it feel like if I move my hand while drawing, everything will disintegrate. The flames represent...