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Are you a visual or performing artist? Are you working on an original project that touches on dementia? The Dementia Spring Foundation wants to support you! Applications for the Dementia Arts Impact Award are now OPEN!
Artist and former caregiver finds inspiration for her surreal and graphic compositions in interactions with her father.
Art, nature program seeks to provide a meaningful, creative outlet for those living with dementia and the community.
Artist Emily Page describes her family’s journey through her father’s frontotemporal dementia in this book and series of paintings.
Care partner and wife publishes a collection of poems on this shared experience through dementia.
The Dementia Spring Foundation connects artists with the dementia community to raise awareness and improve access to the arts for people with memory loss.
Establishing a dementia diagnosis can be a long and emotional process- but you’re not alone.
As with other types of dementia, many with Parkinson’s find symptom relief with creative art therapies.
Dementia Spring Recognizes Creative Art Therapists in March
As a person’s dementia progresses, they may need help that stretches beyond what the typical family caregiver can provide.
The Dementia Spring Impact Award recipients are doing GREAT! Check out ‘Here And Now’, a beautiful song dedicated to the dementia community from Jess King, our 2022 Impact Award recipient.
Are you a visual or performing artist? Are you working on an original project that touches on dementia? The Dementia Spring Foundation wants to support you!
Dementia Spring is delighted to announce its latest Dementia Arts Impact Awardees. This year’s cohort features works by three artists from around the country who use a range of artistic
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