How can I, a thirty year old artist who is surrounded by unemployment, soaring rents and a graduating class of 100,000 creative debtors each year in this nation, dream about belonging to one neighborhood for life?
Art and Healing
This month we consider the historic relationship between artistic and healing practices with a critical focus on modern health systems and care labor.
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