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Featuring artwork by survivors of sexual and intimate partner violence, this virtual gallery, To Live, is part of White Snake Projects’ A Survivor’s Odyssey Series on giving voice to survivors and their advocates.
Paintings depict the emotional expressions in survivors of domestic violence in a vibrant, luminous and powerful background. The exhibit also includes works by European and American painters, among them, well known Dax Norman, another UT Austin Professor.
Dec 23, 2016 · Artist and survivor Cathy Salser always knew she wanted to use her art to make a difference. So, for the last two-and-a-half decades, she’s been running the nonprofit organization A Window Between Worlds to help survivors of trauma heal through creating art.
Join us for paint, pastries, and tea for DV led by one of WomenSafe’s own licensed Art Therapists! Enjoy the intimacy of the Resale Shoppe during one of three private events on a Wednesday when the Shoppe is closed to the public. Sip tea and nibble on pastries. Paint a fall-inspired acrylic painting on canvas.
- 12041 Ravenna Road Chardon, OH, 44024 United States
- events@womensafe.org
- (440) 286-7154
Oct 19, 2019 · Earlier this year, NNEDV partnered with Thirty-One Gifts to offer survivors an opportunity to share an original piece of artwork incorporating the phrase “Actually I Can” in order to raise awareness about domestic violence and the possibility for healing.
Aug 12, 2020 · Finding community through art can provide survivors of domestic violence with a sense of safety and a form of self-care. The path of healing can be accessed by getting out your colored pencils, paints, or ballroom Youtube video and seeing how far it takes you.
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Mar 1, 2019 · Some ideas for incorporating the arts into domestic violence programs include: Add paint, clay, and other art supplies to your organization’s donation needs list. Keep these supplies in a place that is accessible for people to use when they feel inspired.
