This project came about as community service for the Surgery Club here at Touro University. The general idea was born of our work with pathology as part of the second year curriculum. Using microscopes we all had the chance to see cancer on a cellular level, and what we saw was something akin to abstract art. From there we decided to relay this to the public in such a way that we could educate, alleviate fears, and raise money for further research by way of an art gallery. This gallery contains canvases of breast cancer microscopy from anonymous slides that our pathology department owns. We think this will carry more meaning and understanding than buying a ribbon or silicone bracelet could ever convey.

*Robert S. Kelley: Founder and Artist; Chinhnam Hathuc: Artist; Joelle Donofrio: Artist