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The Creative Care team had the opportunity to help out at Camp Create again this year! Hosted by LifeScape Center for the Arts, Camp Create is an adult artist retreat held at Joy Ranch in Florence, SD. The featured artist was Creative Care's own Ari Albright. She, along with a team from LifeScape and Creative…

The Ipso Gallery at Fresh Produce in Sioux Falls, SD is featuring two works by Ari Albright. Running from August 9th to October 31st, the White Ribbon show takes inspiration from county fairs, specifically the art competitions that are common at such events. The show features works from over 40 artists, focusing on works created…

In February, the National Organization of Arts in Health (NOAH) launched a Professionalization Lab webinar series. In line with NOAH’s mission “to serve and advance the field of arts in health,” this series takes a close look into the NOAH-endorsed NOAH Code of Ethics and Standards for Arts in Health Professionals. The first webinar discussed…

Ari is heading to Hershey, PA, to speak on behalf of the NOAH Professionalization Committee! Center Stage at Penn State Milton S. Hershey Medical Center is hosting a Regional Arts in Health Network Symposium with a reception and conference being held on April 04 and April 05, respectively. This symposium “will positively affect the arts…

Camp Create, an adult artist retreat, will be hosted by LifeScape Center for the Arts March 27-29 at Joy Ranch in Florence, SD. Camp Create is two night sleep-away artist retreat designed for adults with disabilities to explore visual arts. Participants will create individualized, take-home art pieces using professional grade materials. Artists will participate in…

Now through June 02, visit the USD Faculty Exhibition in Everist Gallery at the Visual Arts Center at the Washington Pavilion in Sioux Falls, SD. This show features recent work of thirteen studio art and design faculty members from the University of South Dakota, including Creative Care, LLC’s very own, Ari Albright. A reception will…