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Creative Clay’s ARTLINK JAPAN
Posted Apr 10, 2007 by Grace-Anne Alfiero
Updated Apr 10, 2007 at 05:23 PM
ARTLINK JAPAN, a multicultural exchange project funded in part by the Florida Department of State, Division of Cultural Affairs and the Pinellas County Department of Cultural Affairs. ARTLINK pairs professional artists with member artists from Creative Clay who are diagnosed with a disability. The teams work together to create artwork and performances. Similar agencies in Japan are implementing the ARTLINK project and 3 artists from Creative Clay will travel to Japan from April 13 to April 30, 2007 to participate in public forums, museum lectures, gallery exhibitions and lengthy discussions on how to enrich, share and build this concept into a global experience for all participants and viewers.
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Posted by (Michael J. Walbolt) on April 11, 2007
What an outstanding idea. I wish it great success. Kudos to these 3 artists.
Posted by (Jennifer Aldrich) on April 11, 2007
Hi Ladies, glad to see your working in Japan again!! What is different this time any spectacular changes? How does the language barrier affect the disabled artist communication? Are the Japanese serious artists what is their influence?? Hope you gals have a great time, spread the word, global warming in no joke!!!
Jen