The Studio, an art space for adults with special needs will be having an opening and video premier for the upcoming Arts Alive in Eureka.
The Studio is located at 272 C street on the corner of 3rd and C streets in Eureka’s Old Town.
The artists involved with The Studio collaborated with Reuben Sorensen to create an installation involving a drive in movie theater, where clips will be shown, all of which were created by members of The Studio with help from Ben Driggs and staff.
Be sure to stop in and check this show out. With green-screened clips, some psychedelic effects and a story that flows from one artist to the next it should be an interesting and eclectic show.
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I would be grateful if you could please tell us more about the origins of this program. How many individuals of special needs are participating and who originated the program
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