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NAME:Salt Lake City Public Library
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DTSTAMP:20260725T023214Z
DTSTART;TZID=America/Denver:20190516T183000
DTEND;TZID=America/Denver:20190516T203000
SUMMARY:ACME Session
LOCATION:Main Library\nMain Library
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DESCRIPTION:Arts practitioners and community leaders will discuss how arts
 -based practices provide healing opportunities. Participants will create t
 heir own art in response to topics explored during the panel..\nhttps://sl
 cpl.libnet.info/event/1956182
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>Arts practitioners\, art therapists\, and 
 community leaders will discuss how arts-based practices can provide healin
 g opportunities for individuals and communities. This panel will present t
 he therapeutic value of the arts in three parts: art in response to global
  crises\, art therapy in clinical practice\, and community-centered art as
  therapy experience.</p>\n<p>Participants will learn about the power of th
 erapeutic art-making on an individual and global scale\, create their own 
 art in response to topics explored during the panel\, and leave with an un
 derstanding of the intrinsic therapeutic value of art creation.</p>\n<p>Pa
 nel will include:</p>\n<ul>\n<li>Vickie E. Morgan\, ATR\, CMHC\, Art Thera
 pist\, University Neuropsychiatric Institute\,<br />and Adjunct Professor\
 , Salt Lake Community College\, Utah Art Therapy Association President\, S
 alt Lake City\, Utah</li>\n<li>Brandy Farmer\, President/CEO of Centro Civ
 ico Mexicano\, BOD/Vice Chair of Comunidades Unidas\, Salt Lake City\, Uta
 h</li>\n<li>Jave Gakumei Yoshimoto\, MFA\, MAAT\, Visual Artist\, Assistan
 t Professor of Art\, University of Nebraska at Omaha</li>\n</ul>\n<p>ACME 
 (Art. Community. Museum. Education.) Sessions are bimonthly roundtable pub
 lic exchanges where participants can dream and articulate new models of ed
 ucation and engagement through art. Presented by the UMFA in partnership w
 ith The City Library\, and with funding from Utah Humanities (UH). UH impr
 oves communities through active engagement in the humanities.</p>\nhttps:/
 /slcpl.libnet.info/event/1956182
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