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For more than three decades, Creative Growth Art Center, NIAD Art Center, and Creativity Explored have maintained a steadfast commitment to the vision of Florence and Elias Katz by providing stimulating and supportive environments that promote creative expression, independence, dignity, and community integration for adults with disabilities. “Celebrating a Vision”, composed of eight artists from each of the three organizations, features artwork ranging from paintings, drawings, and ceramic sculpture to textile art, collage, and assemblage. Together, the artwork demonstrates the extraordinary creativity of its makers and confirms the Katzes’ belief in art as an essential and enriching activity. “Celebrating a Vision” will be going to be going up, post-security, in Terminal 3 later this month. #SneakPeek Art work featured: Untitled by Dan Miller
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