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“Into the Brightness: Artists from Creativity Explored, Creative Growth, & NIAD” at the Oakland Museum of California

Oakland Museum of California 1000 Oak Street, Oakland CA 94607, Oakland

In collaboration with three profound Bay Area institutions, Into the Brightness: Artists from Creativity Explored, Creative Growth & NIAD celebrates myriad works from contemporary artists with developmental disabilities. From painting to sculpture to multimedia, these world-renowned artists are producing work of incredible power, exuberance, humor, complexity, and joy.

1. Pictured from above, Fort Mason's three pier buildings with the hills of Marin and the Golden Gate Bridge visible in the background. A large awning with the word FOG in large orange letters emblazoned on the front and sides. The same image, with a strong purple and red filter, and text superimposed on top. Text reads "FOG DESIGN + ART. January 18-21, 2024. Fort Mason Center. Preview Gala January 17, 2024. Celebrating 10 years. fogfair.com." A large outline of a 10 covers the upper left corner of the image.

NIAD at FOG Design+Art Fair

fort mason center for the arts 2 Marina Boulevard, San Francisco

For the very first time, NIAD will join Creativity Explored and Creative Growth as exhibitors at the upcoming FOG Design+Art Fair, January 18th to 21st at Fort Mason!

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Marlon Mullen in “Looking Back” // White Columns

White Columns 91 Horatio Street, New York

White Columns is pleased to announce the 14th edition of its Annual exhibition Looking Back, which has been selected by the New York-based writer and curator Randy Kennedy. The exhibition will be presented throughout all of White Columns’ galleries.

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FOG Fair Panel Discussion with Amanda Eicher

fort mason center for the arts 2 Marina Boulevard, San Francisco

The Bay Area has historically led conversations around neurodiverse artists. Three Bay Area progressive independent art centers – Creativity Explored, Creative Growth, and Nurturing Independence Through Artistic Development (NIAD) –  have expanded representation for developmentally disabled artists. This conversation will convene contemporary artists and curators who work with and for these three organizations to celebrate the power of art to change lives.

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