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Art Beyond Boundaries reaches out to artists, arts supporters, persons with disabilities, and the community at large through Education, Outreach, Accessibility, and Professional Development programs that promote access and full inclusion in the arts for people with disabilities. Some of our programs include a visual art gallery for local artists with disabilities to display and market their artwork, an audio description service, which enables people with visual impairments to fully experience an art related event, and art workshops for children of all abilities, which introduces them to art and gives them the opportunity to further explore their artistic talents.

Several programs in development include Project Access, a ticket distribution program to provide people with disabilities entry to a wide variety of performances, concerts and recreational events, and a virtual art gallery on our web site, which will feature artwork for sale by local artists with disabilities.

Please check out recent Art Beyond Boundaries' features in AEQAI, Cincinnati's monthly arts journal:

Amanda Dalla Villa Adams' review of 'My House', ABBG's women only invitational exhibit- http://www.adumbrationes.com/2010/05/my-house-at-art-beyond-boundaries.html

Daniel Brown's curatorial statement of our previous show Thom Shaw: Life Stories-360 Degrees- http://www.aeqai.com/articles/042009a.htm

Jane Durrell's review of our show- Remembering Thom at Art Beyond Boundaries- http://www.aeqai.com/main/?p=2337

http://www.thomshawcollection.com


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Artist Profile

 

James Kwame Clay

Art Beyond Boundaries is pleased to present J. Kwame Clay as our currently highlighted artist in this month’s ABBG Artist Profile.

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My work consists of mixed/media elements – glass, beads, wood, metal, and fabric. These are put together in such a manner as to allude to the Neo-primitive aspects of early modern art. And, the use of vibrant color opens our eyes to the richness of color surrounding us each day. Masks are used in some of my work bringing to mind the manner in which ritual cultures use them to role play. Everyday life hides much of the beauty around us (i.e. the mask symbolizes everyday existence). The use of mirrors brings the viewer into the work making ourselves part of the piece. Finally, my art is created to heal through color, image and visual rhythm. For, love is Cosmic Rhythm. My work is (hopefully) the visualization of that rhythm- bringing each of us together in a collective dance of love.

 



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