Survivor’s Art Foundation Premiere Show, “Birth” held at the Southampton Cultural Center, March 19-21, 1999 Friends of the Children display of poetry and artwork Please click picture to continue browsing … Email us at [email protected]Top 5 Best Pocket Pussy This website ©2000 Survivors Art Foundation. Designed by art with a heart. Authors and artists presenting […]
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“Women and Children of the New Millenium” Susan Adsit “Survival Dance I” — Acrylic Please click on the picture to continue viewing the show … Email us at [email protected]Top 5 Best Pocket Pussy This website ©2003 Survivors Art Foundation. Designed by art with a heart. Authors and artists presenting work on this site retain their
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“Head for Health” Hofstra Museum at Hofstra University Hempstead, Long Island, New York — August 14, 1999 Dan Rhema “Heaven on Earth” — acrylic on masonite “The Vessel” — mixed media “Emerging Returning” — acrylic on masonite Please click picture to continue browsing … Email us at [email protected]Top 5 Best Pocket Pussy This website ©2000
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“Women and Children of the New Millenium” Left to right: “Art Sense” — 9′ mixed-media mural, created with children who have mental challenges as well as hearing and visual impairments. Combined effort of Harrison Hober, Mary Kate McKinley, Pat Shawe, Diana Stevenson, Alexander Trotty, Terre Walton, along with 200 art student participants from Brandywine H.S.
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USArtists “Extraordinary Art: Beyond the Museum II” Marietta Dantonio with USArtists Outreach Project Collages “USArtists Outreach Project 1999” A featured program at the USArtists 1999 exhibition was designed for Special Needs Populations by Marietta Dantonio. The hands-on Workshop consisted of the Special Needs Students creating a frame for a polariod photograph of themselves. The frames
“Women and Children of the New Millenium” Association Maya Association Maya is a unique effort, composed of 264 women, all survivors of the worst massacres in the Solola region of Guatemala. They are all Backstrap Weavers, using a 2000-year-old technoglogy to defend themselves in the economic reality of this new millenium to produce very high
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General Announcements SAF In the News Call For Entries: The Survivors Art Foundation seeks submissions for publication in our first book, The Survivor Arts. Eligibility: All mediums are eligible but must be submitted by artists with a trauma or disability background. Submitting artists must be SAF participants. Deadline is August 1, 2004 Please send slides
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USArtists “Extraordinary Art: Beyond the Museum II” Candyce Brokaw, Executive Director and Founder of Survivors Art Foundation Marietta Dantonio, Survivors Art Foundation Outreach Project Coordinator; Sara Steele, coordinator of the USArtists exibit; her assistant; and Candyce Brokaw, Executive Director and Founder of Survivors Art Foundation. Please click to continue browsing … Email us at [email protected]Top
“Progress of the World’s Women” Left to right: Shanna Penn, Project Director of the International Museum of Women (IMOW); Candyce Brokaw, Founder and Executive Director of Survivors Art Foundaton; and Oxana Narozniak, SAF participating artist. Click here to continue viewing the UNIFEM Show … Email us at [email protected] This website ©2000 Survivors Art Foundation. Designed
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