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Community Art with Noel King
September 27 @ 5:00 pm - 7:30 pm EDT
Free
This is the moment you have been waiting for! Maine Deaf Arts proudly hosts the annual art night before the Deaf Culture Festival!
Community Art with Noel King
We are excited to invite a Deaf art therapist to join us this year to create 3D art pieces, including a community tree! This event is free. Please register on mainedeafarts.com to secure your spot, share the accommodations, and help us ensure we have enough art materials to cover everyone.
Children will have a different opportunity on Wednesday afternoon; stay tuned for the separate flyer.
Register by Monday, September 23rd
Contact Emily at emily@deafmaine.org if you have any questions.
Visual Description: The flyer is solid beige, with fonts and graphics in light brown and dark brown. Two pine tree outlines are on the center-right side of the flyer. The cup with pencil, crayon, paintbrush, and pen are on the left bottom of the flyer.
Maine Deaf Arts proudly presents
COMMUNITY ART (in whimsical font) with Deaf Art Therapist, Noel King
The location and date information is in the dark brown box: Friday, September 27th, 5 – 7:30 pm, GBSD/MECDHH GYM, 1 Mackworth Island, ME 04105
FREE EVENT! (in whimsical font) Register by Monday, Sept 23rd WWW.MAINEDEAFARTS.COM
Come to create art to add to a community tree. Together, we will reflect, heal, embrace, and love.
Noel King’s biography and headshot are inside the brown border: Noel King, MAAT, ATR (she/her) is a mental health staff and art therapist at Rochester Institute of Technology/National Technical Institute for the Deaf (RIT/NTID). Currently, she is a doctoral student in Expressive Therapies at Lesley University. She seeks to break the limitation of traditional talk therapy approaches and customize the therapy services to all deaf folx, especially underserved communities to amplify their voices. https://noelking.carbonmade.com/
The headshot of Noel King shows an Asian woman with red lipstick and rectangle glasses smiling at the camera. Her hand is decorated with a cuff bracelet, relaxing on her right cheek. She has short black hair with a touch of blonde highlights.
Questions? Contact Emily at emily@deafmaine.org)
Parking: MECDHH/GBSD shares the island with a state park. Please stop and identify yourself at the gatehouse if someone is at the gate. Be prepared to tell them that you guys are here for Noel King. Parking is available at the school and it’s free.