Diane Roka, a Philadelphia-based artist, writer, and "documentary-style drawtographer," attended HSP's program, Unpacking a Psychiatrist: The 217 Boxes of Dr. Henry Anonymous, on November 18. 

A part of the multi-year An Artist Embedded project, the program explored the life and legacy of Dr. John Ercel Fryer, a Temple University professor of psychiatry and nearly-forgotten pioneer of LGBT rights.

Ms. Roka's Micron ink pen sketches captured the program's speakers: playwright Ain Gordon (HSP's Embedded Artist), Dr. Steven Sokoll (Clinical Associate Professor, University of Pennsylvania Perelman School of Medicine), and Lisa Nelson-Haynes (Associate Director at the Painted Bride Art Center).

Please click the photo album on the sidebar to view her sketches from the 11/18 program. 

To see more of Ms. Roka's excellent work, follow her on Instagram or visit her website. 

To learn more about the Artist Embedded project and upcoming programs, please click here or follow the Artist Embedded blog.