The Catherine Mayer Foundation is pleased to announce a partnership with Mary’s Place to promote arts-based healing to residents of their five shelter locations throughout King County.
Worldreader and The Catherine Mayer Foundation are pleased to announce a new partnership that will leverage art and creativity to strengthen children’s love of reading, and reinforce reader engagement in India and the United States.
Boys & Girls Clubs of Bellevue (BGCB) has partnered with a local arts foundation to provide our kids with technology that gives them a creative outlet and teaches mindfulness.
Husky Stadium is set to host the USA Special Olympics Summer Games in July, and some 4,000 athletes will be coming from all 50 states…
Swedish Heart and Vascular is experimenting with Ambient Art® in waiting rooms, and as people are waiting for answers. King 5’s Michelle Lee explains how it works.
On the surface, it may sound like an unusual pairing: A local children’s medical clinic, partnering with a local artist. And not for waiting room decor-but rather for therapy.
Can an app help kids learn to focus, concentrate and even get calm? That’s the premise behind the Catherine Mayer Foundation’s new ‘un-app’ app.
Listen up, game developers and marketers. Catherine Mayer and Dr. Dimitri Christakis have a challenge for you. If you want to pitch an app for kids with the claim that it’s meditative, educational or bestows some other benefit … prove it.
In the heart of downtown, just a few yards from all the day-to-day chaos, artist Catherine Mayer is in her studio, creating a little calm. She is surrounded by her work. But her latest endeavor is less easel and more iPad.
UpTop, a Seattle-based UX design and development company, developed the L.A.U.G.H.® App for The Catherine Mayer Foundation. See how they did it.
