The painted gaze of Littlefox, a Native American woman from Minneapolis, follows viewers who enter The LAVA Center to view ...

Adam Espinoza, a COVID-19 survivor, creates heartfelt portraits for the health care workers who saved his life, finding healing and peace on his canvas.

A new exhibition featuring artist portraits of nurses during the Covid-19 pandemic has opened in the North West of England. Nursing staff at Stockport NHS Foundation Trust were among those whose ...

SPOKANE, Wash.– Providence unveiled its “Project Portrait” Friday. It honors caregivers and the difference they’ve made during the COVID-19 pandemic. The healthcare provider launched the ...

Almost two years ago, Friedman started The COVID-19 Portrait Project, wherein he, by himself, drew portraits based on obituary photos. When he started in June 2020, roughly 1,270 people had died from ...

COVID-19 Portraits of the Pandemic The third installment of our series following ordinary Texans through extraordinary times.

— A St. Petersburg artist is painting portraits of COVID-19 victims in a project called Faces Not Numbers. Margaret Bayalis says it’s a way for her to honor them as people, rather than statistics.

She came up with the idea to offer free painted portraits of people who died from COVID-19 to their loved ones. She reached out on the social media app Next Door and immediately got a few requests.

She came up with the idea to offer free painted portraits of people who died from COVID-19 to their loved ones. She reached out on the social media app Next Door and immediately got a few requests.

It's been nearly a year and a half since the world first learned of SARS-CoV-2, and our lives haven't been the same since. Sometimes, the days, weeks and months feel like a blur or the same a la ...

The program, founded by artist Margaret Bayalis of St. Petersburg, Florida, provides professional portraits of COVID-19 victims to their loved ones at no charge.

In the photo Kate, paid tribute to her late mother-in-law Princess Diana with her outfit choice. "Hold Still: A Portrait of Our Nation in 2020" will be available May 7.