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Posted On: October 8th 2026, 04:52 pm

This Hispanic Heritage Month, UsAgainstAlzheimer’s is honoring Hispanic leaders making a difference in healthcare.

Dr. Diana P. Summanwar is a family physician and researcher working to improve earlier dementia detection and care pathways, while advancing prevention and management of chronic diseases.

Thank you, Dr. Summanwar, for helping improve care for patients and families.

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ME HOLDIN’ ON // Out October 23 // Pre-save now

I’m delighted to have this painting as the invited guest work in the the Royal Ulster Academy of Arts show opening this weekend in Belfast , if you are in the area , please come along. Here is a piece of writing that I made about the creation of the painting:
The study for the painting of Alders on Sphagnum Moss was painted at the end of the first day in Glengarriff, the temperate rainforest zone of West. I’d already made two paintings that day and the rain was getting worse so we decided to go back to the car and call it a day. When we got there we had a flat tire which we mended in the rain , and when we finished, the sun came out. I said to Dylan – ‘come on let’s do one more painting’. Walking back into the wood we found a mossy glade that I’d seen earlier on. The moss seemed strangely luminous in the late afternoon light . When the sun came out, it became jewelled by golden pools of light ,and the Alder trees which had the appearance of perhaps being coppiced at some much earlier age, were extremely dark against their glowing green surroundings. During the making of the painting it rained sporadically, but my son held a large golf umbrella over my head which made it possible to paint. The subject of this painting was really the light and the incredible colour of the moss. The painting in the Royal Ulster Academy was painted from the study, which I finished in my studio in France over the summer of 2025. The large scale of the painting is important because I wanted to give the viewer the feeling of how the forest seems to hold you within it and the space seems to wrap around you with the light patches delineating the space right up to your feet.

Andrew Gifford 2026
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