The benefits of using the Tingey Painting with Parkinsons methodology - from different perspectives.

An overview of the Tingey Painting with Parkinsons methodology - how it is used in a workshop session.

Nancy Tingey talks about how she developed the Tingey Painting with Parkinsons methodology and how it gives individuals a sense of identity.

Founder of the unique Painting with Parkinsons methodology, Nancy Tingey talks how the program provides a way for people who live with Parkinson's to create their own identity through their unique artwork.  She emphasises that the program is not about 'teaching' someone how to paint, but that the program allows unique expression through immersion in painting materials, and by experiencing a state of 'flow'.

A Canberra workshop session facilitated by John Pratt, program coordinator.  This shows the materials and methodology used for each TPwP workshop.

Making a Mark - Art as a therapy for people with Parkinson's (Part 1 of 2).

Making a Mark - Art as a therapy for people with Parkinson's (Part 2 of 2).

The Colour of Sound (Part 1 of 2) - a collaborative project between the Canberra TPwP group and musicians at the ANU School of Music.  The project was structured around 12 thematically focused workshop sessions in which a musician was invited to play to the group as a context to develop a series of personal visual responses.  Artwork was exhibited, with opportunity to meet the artists, in 2012.

The Colour of Sound (Part 2 of 2).

The Sound of Colour - A celebration of the collaboration between the Canberra TPwP group and the Canberra Symphony Orchestra.  This showcases the world premiere of music composed by Camilo González and performed by members of the Canberra Symphony Orchestra.

Exhibiting in Victoria.