Touchable Art
All this month we are doing touchable art—art that is meant to touched! The reason we are doing this is because Identity youth are taking part in a exhibit for The Association for Vision Rehabilitation and Employment, Inc.
The exhibit will be November 5 through November 12, and can be viewed from 8 am to 5 pm at 174 Court Street, in Binghamton, New York.
You can get more information about the exhibit at A.V.R.E.’s website: www.avreus.org
Posted on Friday October 1st
About me
Identity is a community youth center for Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Same Gender Loving, Transgender and Questioning youth and their Straight Allies in the Southern Tier of New York State. The Identity center serves as a safe place for LGBTQ teens ages 14-20 to find support, ask questions, hang out, and express themselves. We also provide resources, education and support to the families, friends and allies of LGBTQ teens, and to education, health care and social service providers wanting to better serve youth.The opinions expressed here are those of the blogger, and do not represent the views of Identity Youth Center or Southern Tier AIDS Program.
