October 4, 2025 – March, 2026
This Healing Arts Exhibition aims to reframe aging as a dynamic and human experience. Through a juried selection, the winning visual and written works will be displayed in the museum to inspire guests to reconsider how we perceive aging in later life (50+ years), not as a process to fear, but as a profound journey we experience every day.
Join the Preview Reception
October 3, 2025 • 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm
Sponsorship Opportunities
As a supporter, your partnership with The Health Museum will not only enhance your brand visibility but also demonstrate your dedication to fostering health enrichment in our community. We are excited about the prospect of collaborating with you to make Age In Our Times a resounding success.
To secure your sponsorship or for further inquiries, please contact Rose Tylinski at rtylinski@thehealthmuseum.org. We look forward to celebrating this exciting exhibition together!
| Sponsorship Level | Sponsor Contribution |
|---|---|
| Exclusive Exhibition Sponsor Collaborate on up to two programs or events Logo included on digital and print materials promoting the exhibition Verbal recognition at the preview reception 6 VIP tickets to both the preview voting and the preview opening event | $10,000 |
| Opening Sponsor Name displayed on the preview opening event, digital and print materials Verbal recognition at the preview reception 4 VIP tickets to both the preview voting and the preview opening event | $5,000 |
| Print Sponsor–SOLD Belmont Village Senior Living Name recognized on website and printed materials Verbal recognition at the preview reception 2 VIP tickets to both the preview voting and the preview opening event | $2,500 |
| Exhibit Supporter 2 VIP tickets to both the preview voting and the preview opening event | $5,000 |
Rosa Ana Orlando
Rosa Ana Orlando is a museum specialist and curator with over 15 years of experience in collections, exhibitions, and arts education. Originally from Caracas, Venezuela, she holds two master’s degrees from Johns Hopkins University and is known for her thoughtful, community-centered approach to the transformative power of art.
Sean Fitzpatrick, PhD, LPC
Sean Fitzpatrick is a writer, educator, and psychotherapist. He serves as Executive Director of The Jung Center and maintains a private practice. With a background in psychology and Jungian studies, he also serves on the boards of the Center for the Healing of Racism and the Houston Museum District.
Katie Scott
Katie Scott, CEO of CarePartners, is a dynamic and optimistic leader dedicated to the wellness of caregivers and their community. She holds a Master of Public Health and has worked in health-related nonprofit programs for nearly 20 years, developing quality programming and interventions for older adults and family caregivers to improve their wellness and quality of life. She serves on the National Adult Day Services Association Board and the Advisory Board for The Health Museum.
Rose Tylinski
Healing Arts Program Managerrtylinski@thehealthmuseum.org713.337.8461Please reach out for questions or assistance about the exhibition or sponsorship opportunities