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Cultural Passages: Two Exhibitions of Artists with Disabilities
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ACCELERATE and INTERSECTIONS

September 12 - October 6, 2011

 

Creative Arts Workshop is pleased to present its fourth biennial Cultural Passages exhibition. For this year's exhibition, CAW is collaborating with Young Audiences Arts for Learning, an affiliate of VSA, to present work in all media by artists with disabilities.

CAW will host two exhibitions in the Hilles Gallery: Accelerate, a national show of emerging artists with disabilities juried by VSA; and Intersections, a show of work by CAW students who identify themselves as disabled.

Featuring twenty-three artists in total, this year's exhibition presents a vibrant collection of individual viewpoints that work collectively to give voice to how artists with disabilities think, what they do and the material products they produce.

 

OPENING CELEBRATION
Sunday, September 18, 2-4 pm
Join us for live music, food, artist demonstrations and more! The celebration will take place at Creative Arts Workshop, 80 Audubon Street, New Haven. FREE

SPROUT FILM FESTIVAL
Friday, September 9, 7 pm

A national touring film festival that features short film and video related to the field of developmental disabilities. The screening will be held at ACES - Educational Center for the Arts, 55 Audubon Street, New Haven. FREE

 

The 2011 Cultural Passages exhibition is generously supported by the Community Foundation for Greater New Haven.

 

 

PAST CULTURAL PASSAGES SHOWS:

2009: Cultural Passages: What's Art Got to Do with It?, explored what art reveals about who people are, what they do, and how they respond to the world.

2007: Cultural Passages: Identity Made Visible, addressed the many ways that art is used to express personal identity.

2005: Cultural Passages: Celebrating Life Through the Lens of Our Heritage, the inaugural Cultural Passages exhibition, which focussed on the diverse heritage of our region.

 

ARTISTS OF ACCELERATE

Naimh Butler
(Age 20, Montrose, NY)

Marie Fuchs
(Age 17, Astoria, NY)

Sae A. Lee
(Age 21, Providence, RI)

Vito Bonanno
(Age 25, New Haven, CT)

Clinton Bowman
(Age 24, Oklahoma City, OK)

Mark Bretan
(Age 19, Novato, CA)

Barbara Buitron
(Age 18, Laredo, TX)

Samuel Cook
(Age 21, Huntsville, AL)

Justin Finnegan
(Age 17, Slidell, LA)

Daniel Forsythe
(Age 20, Corpus Christi, TX)

Tom Lamb
(Age 25, Claremont, CA)

Park McArthur
(Age 24, Cary, NC)

Jeff Nelson
(Age 20, Mamaroneck, NY)

Jessica Rose
(Age 24, Germantown, MD)

Mieke Ryneal
(Age 22, Ashland, OR)

 

ARTISTS OF INTERSECTIONS

Vito Bonanno
(New Haven, CT)

Marilyn Braginsky
(New Haven, CT)

Elisabeth Catasus
(New Haven, CT)

Beverly Downing
(Milford, CT)

Suen Haggigal
(New Haven, CT)

Pat Haley
(Hamden, CT)

Jarrod Law
(New Haven, CT)

Lenny Peace
(New Haven, CT)

John David Scully
(Woodbridge, CT)

 



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