Your Brain on Art 2021

Join the Branch Out Neurological Foundation as we celebrate the collision between art and science. Dive deep into the minds of artists and scientists in this unique art exhibition and livestream event on March 11, 2021.

This annual fundraiser for the Branch Out Neurological Foundation matches artists with neuroscientists to co-create a piece of artwork that provides a fresh perspective on neuroscience and gives new life to the meeting of the minds.

Join our host, Leah Sarich, for this virtual edition of Your Brain on Art!

March 11, 2021 from 6:00 - 8:00 pm
Online art exhibition and auction
Virtually network with artists, scientists and event guests
Keynote by Dr. Tracy Thomson HBsc, MD, CCFP, FCFP, ABAARM
Live painting by local Calgary artist, Tresa Gibson
Enhanced experience with 3-course meal from Bridgette Bar and drinks from Last Best Brewery

Event Program About remo

Proceeds from the event directly fund innovation brain research across Canada

Featured Artist/Scientist Matches

Learn more about the artists and the research that inspired each piece
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More Artwork to Come

Managing Pain with Ketosis in Spinal Cord Injury

Walk for Multiple Sclerosis

Mobility For Parkinson’s Disease

Richard Theroux

Whole Brain Health Starts with a Happy Microbiome

Understanding Anxiety and Endocannabinoids in Colitis

Michelle Screpnechuk

Magnets for Depression

The Language of Nature

Mackenzie Brown

Brain Stimulation to Turn Down the Tics

Metamorphosis of Mitochondria following Brain Injury

Resetting An Addictive Brain

Cannabis Following A Stroke

Jennifer Weihmann

Exercise For Your Brain?

Heather Kinahan

Holding in a Breath of Hyperoxyenated Air

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About the Branch Out Foundation

The Branch Out Neurological Foundation is a not-for-profit organization based in Calgary, Canada. We accelerate tech solutions and unconventional approaches to neurological disorders, including Alzheimer's, Parkinson's, Autism, Depression, Multiple Sclerosis, Concussion, Epilepsy, etc. Through our grant program, we fund brain research conducted by Undergraduate, Graduate, and PhD students at universities across Canada.