世界卫生组织联合纽约大都会博物馆、CULTURUNNERS、纽约大学斯坦哈特分校和约翰霍普金斯大学医学院等机构，于2021年11月14日在纽约共同举办了治愈艺术研讨会1。此次活动汇聚了政策倡导者、艺术家和研究人员，围绕艺术与健康的交叉点展开深入讨论1。WHO总干事特德罗斯·阿达诺姆·格布雷耶苏斯在会上指出，博物馆应该重新审视自身使命，"不仅是珍贵物品的库存地，更是与社区进行创意互动的中心"1。
研讨会通过三个主题论坛的形式，探讨艺术在治疗体系中的必要性1。WHO艺术与健康负责人Christopher Bailey强调，"嵌入艺术的治疗系统可改善健康结果、降低成本、支持疾病和伤害恢复"1。活动参与者包括歌手Renée Fleming、Vanessa Williams以及建筑师Mohamad Hafez等各领域代表1。为确保安全，研讨会全程遵循COVID-19防疫协议1。
The World Health Organization, in partnership with The Metropolitan Museum of Art and other institutions, convened the Healing Arts Symposium in New York on November 14, 2021, to advance recognition and practice of the arts' benefits for physical, mental, and social well-being.1 The event brought together policy advocates, artists, and researchers to explore the intersection of arts and health through three thematic forums, emphasizing the necessity of arts within therapeutic systems.1
WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus remarked that "museums should rethink their mission—not merely as repositories of precious objects, but as centers for creative engagement with communities."1 Christopher Bailey, WHO's lead for Arts and Health, stressed that "therapeutic systems embedded with arts can improve health outcomes, reduce costs, and support recovery from disease and injury."1 Participants included singer Renée Fleming, Vanessa Williams, and architect Mohamad Hafez, among other prominent figures.1 The symposium followed COVID-19 safety protocols.1
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