Finding the Light @ BMoCA
This exhibit’s goal is to show how the world looks when people have access to mental heathcare, as opposed to when they don’t. The reasons people don’t have access range from cost, to stigma of mental illness. The works in the show demonstrate access and in access through color, texture and different art mediums. Some of the works show how people with mental health issues might seem fine on the surface while actually struggling, while other pieces focus on the process of healing. To address inaccessibility to mental healthcare, we are working with Rise Against Suicide. Please feel free to grab a star of the tree and support youth access to mental healthcare.
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Free and open to the public.
Created in 2007 by BMoCA, the Studio Project provides purposeful engagement in the arts and in social issues for high school aged youth.
Studio Project is generously supported by the Georgie Fund, the Redman Foundation, and Amy & Tim Getzhoff. BMoCA’s annual outreach education fund is graciously underwritten by Amanda Christianson & Mike Piché, Madeleine Johnson & Frank Redmond, Margaret & Wiley Johnson, The Pyle Family, Christine & Don Springer, Frasier Retirement Community, Studio B Architecture & Interiors, and the Boulder Arts Commission, an agency of the Boulder City Council.