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The Art of Autism is HERE! (price includes tax, shipping)

April 26, 2012

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The Art of Autism at Curious Cup Carpinteria the Month of May

April 26, 2012

A Month on the Spectrum at Curious Cup in Carpinteria On May 12, 2012 in conjunction with the Carpinteria Open…

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Trent Altman "An Abstract Flower Garden II"

Congratulations to Seth Chwast, J.A. Tan, Ryan Smoluk, and Trent Altman United Nations Stamp winners

February 1, 2012

Trent Altman “An Abstract Flower Garden”

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The Art of Autism
P.O. Box 630
Carpinteria, CA 93013

theartofautism(at)gmail.com

Mission

The Art of Autism is a collaborative project that brings awareness to the general public the creative abilities of people with autism. Our plan is to do this, in part, by facilitating exhibits of their work throughout the world.

By bringing awareness about the artistic gifts of people on the spectrum, The Art of Autism inspires community members, gives hope to parents of children on the spectrum, as well as adults with autism, and shifts consciousness about autism.

About Us

    The ART of AUTISM is a collaborative project that connects artists and performers of all ages on the autism spectrum with opportunities and venues to showcase their varied talents. We are committed to promoting artists and educating the general public. We help artists through mentorships, building  resumes, portfolios, and direct work experience in the arts. By bringing awareness about the artistic gifts of people on the spectrum, The ART of AUTISM inspires the general public, gives hope to parents of children on the spectrum,  and provides self-advocates with tools for professional development. The ART of AUTISM shifts consciousness about autism. The Art of Autism actively seeks venues for visual and performing artists. In 2011, we had young authors participate in book signings (books they've written); spectacular entertainment shows in theaters in major cities; art displays in galleries, libraries, and book stores; and small film festivals.