L’Arche Calgary Hosts Art Show Featuring Artists with Intellectual Disabilities
L’Arche Calgary art show spotlights artists with intellectual disabilities

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L’Arche Calgary is hosting an art show from June 1-6 at cSpace, showcasing original paintings by over 30 artists with intellectual disabilities. The event aims to raise awareness and funds for the organization’s art program, promoting inclusion and community support.
- 01The art show features original works from more than 30 artists aged 20 to 80.
- 02A portion of the sales will support the artists, while the rest will fund art supplies and programming.
- 03The event is held at cSpace in Marda Loop, Calgary, from June 1-6.
- 04Patrick Nowry, one of the artists, finds painting to be a meditative experience.
- 05The show emphasizes the importance of inclusivity and community support for individuals with intellectual disabilities.
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L’Arche Calgary, a non-profit organization supporting adults with intellectual disabilities, is hosting an art show from June 1-6 at cSpace in Marda Loop, Calgary. This event showcases original paintings created by over 30 participants aged between 20 and 80 years. Lidia Izedonmven, the day program leader, highlighted the significance of the show in celebrating the artists and raising awareness about the benefits of the program. A portion of the sales will go to the artists, while the remainder will fund art supplies and programming for the Tamarack day program art studio. Patrick Nowry, a 37-year-old artist, expressed how painting serves as a relaxing and meditative outlet. The event not only showcases creativity but also promotes inclusion within the community, as noted by Rachelle Namak, whose daughter has been part of L’Arche Calgary for 19 years. The art show aims to foster a sense of belonging and highlight the contributions of individuals with intellectual disabilities.
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The art show provides a platform for artists with intellectual disabilities to showcase their work and gain recognition.
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