Oohscreen

28/06/2019

Digital art for hospitals and public places

Press release:

ArtPlayer has entered into a strategic partnership with OOHSCREEN who pioneers art media and digital signage communication in public spaces.

ArtPlayer is a TV streaming and digital signage art service that decorates and creates ambience which makes it ideal for hotels, libraries, dentists, hospitals, nursing homes etc.

ArtPlayer can easily be implemented into the OOHSCREEN digital signage platform simply by adding a link to the playlist.

ArtPlayer’s thousands of beautiful and crisp artworks can create great value for OOHSCREEN customers by being used for decoration, enhancing work environment, increasing creativity and productivity, reducing stress and perceived wait time etc.

In fact, research has in recent years had increasing recognition of the power of art for boosting the well-being, happiness and engagement of people.

Contact OOHSCREEN for free 30 days ArtPlayer trial
http://www.oohscreen.com/blog/june-27th-2019

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Projects, Installations etc

13/09/2018

26/01/2018

Projects, Installations etc

12/01/2018

OOHSCREEN pioneer digital art signage displays in public spaces. We are turn-key service providers of art media installations to healthcare, corporate and exhibition environments.

12/01/2018

Large installation of 15 screens in 5 synchronised blocks, installed at Benenden Hospital. Screen content over the next 5 years, will focus on the Hospital Heritage and surrounding landscape. LG UK

HD videowalls by OOHSCREEN at Benenden Hospital are viewable from any angle, help waiting patients remain relaxed, prove technology as art is therapeutic.

26/01/2017

Outstanding patient feedback results from NHS Oncology patients! 93% of patients strongly agreed that the artistic imagery and scenic videos shown were a welcome distraction. 98% of patients strongly...

10/08/2016

Waiting cancer patients soothed by digital art.

“Little as we know about the way in which we are affected by form, colour and light, we do know this: that they have an actual physical effect. Variety of form and brilliancy of colour in the objects presented to patients are actual means of recovery.” Florence Nightingale, 1860.

https://blog.bir.org.uk/2016/07/29/waiting-cancer-patients-soothed-by-digital-art/

Hugh Turvey Hon FRPS FRSA, permanent artist in residence at the BIR and a pioneering creative practitioner for better healthcare environments explains how an absorbing programme of digital screen-…

29/06/2016

OK - we have busy back stage. We have our main project up and running...new posts here over the summer...watch this space :)

09/04/2015

Dear Lisa, Hugh and the team, We are very pleased to inform you that you have been shortlisted for the RAS200 grants application. There were 92 applications and only 15 were chosen to go through to...