| One Day AFWB will serve these many people and be housed in a state of the art facility offering a range of visual, literary and performing arts experiences. Facilities will include a retail store, a gallery and a theater. AFWB will have media presence in print, on the web and on television.
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here to read our letter of introduction |
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here for “How to Ride the Bus” exhibition and
press info. A project created by artist Judy Gittelsohn with
art made by the people of Community Association for Rehabilitation
C.A.R. under a grant from Arts Council Silicon Valley
and Community Foundation Silicon Valley. Click here for exhibitions
and press reviews |
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Click here for Golden paint link. Click here to download a PDF of Golden paint workshops. |
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click here for our Press page |
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click here for our Links page |
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here to visit judy gittelsohns website judyg.com |
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here to send us an email |
Judy Gittelsohn, a Palo Alto artist, opened Art for Well Beings in Spring of 2007. Judy has been creating art with people in our community for over eight years. See her art - www.judyg.com
ART FOR WELL BEINGS
Emerson Center 2800 West Bayshore Palo Alto, CA 94303
650.776.8297
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