Art of Autism Projects October 18, 2020 November 27, 2020 The Art of Autism Podcast with Andy Boyd by admin Andy Boyd interviews creatives on the Art of Autism’s Podcast. Episodes: Season 1 Episode 1 Andy Boyd interviews poet and painter Angela Weddle abut…
#ActuallyAutistic Perspective, AutisticsofColor October 7, 2020 October 10, 2020 Disability History Month: Lois Curtis Artist and Disability Advocate Paved the Way by admin October is Disability History Month. Lois Curtis is an African American artist with intellectual and developmental disabilities and schizophrenia. Curtis paved the way for…
Art of Autism Peace Project September 28, 2020 September 28, 2020 The Art of Autism’s 5th Annual Art & Poems for Peace Initiative 2020 – Series IV by admin Say My Name Compiled and Curated by Keri Bowers, this is series is dedicated to Lady Liberty and Ruth Bader Ginsberg. True peace is…
Art of Autism Projects September 14, 2020 September 14, 2020 The Art of Autism Announces A New Podcast with Autistic Interviewer and Autistic Guests by admin The Art of Autism is proud to announce our new podcast: The Art of Autism Podcast with Andy Boyd. Now on Itunes and Soundcloud….
Art of Autism Peace Project September 10, 2019 December 12, 2019 At the Cause of Peace by admin “Always be kind If you see someone falling behind, walk beside them someone is being ignored find a way to include them If someone…
Art of Autism Projects July 17, 2019 July 17, 2019 Autistic adults make beautiful animation in project that highlights creativity and different ways of thinking by admin Art of Autism artists recently participated in a project with the University of Exeter and the production company Calling the Shots as part of…
#ActuallyAutistic Perspective, Art/Music, Artists, AutisticsofColor February 6, 2018 June 4, 2020 How the Ipad Pro has helped me with my Digital Art by admin By Angela Weddle When the iPad Pro and Apple Pencil came on the scene, I immediately knew I had to have it. This was…
#ActuallyAutistic Perspective, Autism Shift, AutisticsofColor February 28, 2016 November 4, 2018 The Autism Shift: the visibly invisible – autistic people of color by admin I got it. You had to be tough to be black. There was no crying, no picky eating, none of this I can’t look…
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