South Dakota
Exhibit at South Dakota Arts Conference highlights artists with disabilities
This interview posted above is from SDPB’s each day public-affairs present, Within the Second, hosted by Lori Walsh.
Guests on the South Dakota arts convention are invited to find time for an exhibit entitled “The Chair is Not Me.”
It encompasses a assortment of writing by J.J. James Janis with illustrations from artists with disabilities. Janis, who has has cerebral palsy, has penned a sequence of poems that are impressed by his experiences and shine a light-weight on the struggles and triumphs of individuals with disabilities.
“The Chair is Not Me” is produced by Flutter Productions which supplies alternatives for artist with disabilities. Heather Pickering is inventive director, she joins Janis for a dialog with Lori Walsh on Within the Second.
“The Chair is Not Me” is on the market for viewing on the South Dakota Arts Convention. Within the Second will characteristic a studying by Janis on Could 19.