Deafartist sings a song of colour
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DeafBlogPosted
Mon 14 Sep 2009 10:35pmDeaf Wrexham artist Emily May Peters has dedicated her new exhibition ‘Sing A Song Of Colour’ to her beloved hearing dog Cassy, who passed away earlier this year.
Emily... “Profound deafness and its accompanying silence became my life companion over 25 years ago. Along with all other indoor and outdoor sounds, I lost my beloved music. I lost all my
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Calling deaf and disabled artists in the South East
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Funny Old LifePosted
Thu 30 Oct 2008 6:02pm
There are exciting networking events for deaf and disabled artists (cross artform practice) and those working in the arts and creative industries - particularly hoping to attract interest from those working or living in the South East.
There are three exciting networking events for deaf and disabled artists and those working in the arts & creative
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Know your RIGHTS as a Deaf/ Hard of HearingPerson
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Danielle N.Posted
Mon 09 Aug 2010 5:10pm
is profoundly deaf ask me for help. She wants to volunteer somewhere and they wont provide an interpreter for her. I was furious when she told me this. I contacted the American's Disability Act to ask what OUR RIGHTS ARE.
Truthfully, I dont even know my rights as a deaf person. So in a way im glad that I called because I wouldn't of known all this information
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Your business as artist entrepreneur – the smARTist program
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Douglas E.Posted
Tue 13 Apr 2010 4:00pm
presentations. Topics include:
* How to decide if your work is ready for a new gallery…or any gallery.
* Why Artists have a special advantage in adverse economic times.
* How... of artist Jonathan Talbot on crafting goals and placing yourself in the timeless art history tradition – see The Inner Entrepreneur post Enhancing your business as artist entrepreneur
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Artistic Clothing That Brings Out the Inner Artist
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MariaPalmaPosted
Mon 15 Mar 2010 2:37pm
As an artist, I am inspired when I see artistic clothing. It's easy to create just a plain ole shirt or blouse, but a piece of clothing with a unique design imprinted......And for those of you who just appreciate artistic clothing, maybe you'll find something new to add to your spring wardrobe.
I've always liked the fleur de lis, so the v-neck tee
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The Artist’s Gift
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Vanessa R.Posted
Sat 19 Dec 2009 11:59am
Type: Paper Skeleton “Puppet” (A Birthday Gift)
Medium: Micron pen and marker on Bristol board, thread
Size: Approx. 20″ x 6″
Year: 2009
One of the best presents you can receive from an artist is a piece of their work. They’re not doing it for money, they’re setting aside their valuable time to do it, and they put themselves
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Are Artists Unhappier than Non-Artists?
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Gretchen R.Posted
Tue 12 May 2009 3:24pm
There’s a question in the subject of happiness that puzzles me. Are artistic folk – or people of other kind of genius -- less happy than other people, and if so, why... suggest that happier people would tend to be better artists (or whatever) than less happy people.
On the other hand, as discussed in Daniel Nettle’s Happiness, studies suggest
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Pick-up Artist at the Grocery Store
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Christina M.Posted
Thu 23 Jul 2009 10:35pm
twin sisters, one was hearing and the other deaf. They are 16, babysit TOGETHER, AND THEY LIVE IN MY NEIGHBORHOOD. I knew there was another family with a deaf child in our town... in ASL. What a great opportunity for Christian to work on his signing skills, and to be around a deaf teen. And what a great opportunity for Chuck and I to FINALLY get some dates in!
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2006 Art in a Box-Holiday Benefit: Call for Artists
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Visual AIDSPosted
Sun 01 Oct 2006 12:00am
children in Cambodia and Thailand, a silk training program for the deaf in Cambodia and a Mentoring Program in the Marshall Islands to help young artists gain advanced training... and Children at Risk
Cheryl Pelavin Fine Arts
Art in a Box
13 Jay Street New York, NY 10013
212-925-9424
Saturday, December 9, 2006
from 8-10 PM
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