Using Art To Communicate With Neurodiverse Individuals

from The City Lights Collective · host WABE

Lois Reitzes interviews artist Kota Ezawa and curator Nelda Damiano about Ezawa's exhibition "The Crime of Art" on view at the Georgia Museum in Athens. Senior producer Kim Drobes talks with occupation therapist Jess Sibley and artist Shane Morton about Mind in Motion's work to use art for communicating with neurodiverse individuals.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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