The IMPRESSABILITY Project
Many thanks to Sharon Aldrick, the Creative Producer of the Impressability Project from the Youth Arts Warehouse in New South Wales, Australia for sharing this wonderful project with AccessArt. We’re sure it will inspire!
Over a period of 5 months three artists in residence mentored and collaborated with a wonderful group of emerging artists with disabilities, producing a large-scale exhibition under the New Works funding from Arts NSW AUSTRALIA. Produced by Regional Youth Support Services Gosford NSW Australia Youth Arts Warehouse.
Students worked with Gemma Garner ‘Performance Art’, Angelo Kehagias ‘Digital Media’ and Kiera O’Toole ‘Mark making & drawing.’
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Sheila Ceccarelli
September 27, 2013 @ 11:00 am
Absolutely extraordinary! Congratulations on an incredible project! Utterly inspiring seeing young people working with such incredible depth, passion and expression and the outcomes are all outstanding. Thanks you very much for sharing on AccessArt.
Emma Davies
October 1, 2013 @ 2:51 pm
This is AMAZING! I am going to use some these wonderful ideas with my own work with young people who have been excluded from school – I work with Fermyn Woods Contemporary Art on their Education Project.
But also…. how I wish I could have done all of this with you!
Best Wishes
Emma
Iseult Healy
October 1, 2013 @ 10:35 pm
That looks to be a fabulous and enriching experience! Well done to all the artists who participated.
The works are astounding.
Mona Craven
January 24, 2014 @ 2:11 pm
inspirational and astounding