Seth Chwast: Famous means ‘Make People Happy’ autistic artist
by“This possibility of art bursting forth from a child labeled as autistic might bring hope to the world. It might start with the…
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Autism Awareness Month: a time to celebrate gifts and support the arts
byby Debra Hosseini Despite the negative media and the intense societal focus on conformity and curing autism, these young people feel positive about themselves….
Trent Altman: It’s a wonderful world autistic artist shines
byEditorial note: I loved this blog about Trent by his mom Dr. Jacquelyn Marquette. I can relate to his triumph over what would be…
Where music and art meet – Mr. Musichead Gallery in Hollywood (2013)
byMost recognize music and art as being something many of our children have a naturally affinity for. On March 23, Mr. Musichead Gallery on…
Nea Bisek turns shreds into Art inspired by her autistic son’s shredding habit
by“I have struggled with a perception that my son could be undesirable or discarded, however, I find him beautiful and the immense love I…
The Genius of Autism and The Art of Collaboration
byBy Keri Bowers / The Art of Autism Anticipation and unbridled enthusiasm filled the air at the Edison Ballroom in Manhattan on Monday night,…
Featured artist Pipoye
byPipoye is one of the youngest artists in the Art of Autism: Shifting Perceptions book. He was born in 1997. Pipoye is a Moroccan…
Temple Grandin talks about The Art of Autism: Shifting Perceptions
byVisit this link for the Video. For a more in-depth interview go to Positively Autistic: Celebrate Autism