"CHANGING THE LIVES OF ARTISTS WITH DISABILITIES"
MOSA NATURE IN BLOOM Exhibition
April 5th to July 2, 2024
Edmonds Waterfront Center Gallery - 220 Railroad Ave., Edmonds, WA 98020
Gallery Open 8AM - 4PM M-F
Opening Reception TBD
In commemoration of Autism Awareness, MOSA is proud to present the Nature in Bloom exhibition.
This exhibit will display an in-depth perspective of the multi-sensory work of autism artists in photography and paintings and will feature the immense creativity and talents of these artists. These unique pieces will give you an insight through the lens of autism in works that are captured often in the spur of a moment of images we often miss or seldom reflect upon in nature.
Join MOSA for the celebration of National Autism Awareness Month!
Bright White Ladies by F. Sargent
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Covid-19 Updates: MOSA's is operating limited virtual arts programming.
MOSA continues to serve our community with virtual programming, offsite exhibitions, and innovative programming that provides disability awareness, inclusion, and equitable access in the arts for individuals with disabilities. As MOSA, slowly transitions out the impacts of the Covid-19 pandemic, our customers will see a new disability museum emerge that provides dynamic community engagement opportunities in the visual arts.
MOSA MISSION
MOSA - A Commitment to Excellence!
MOSA VISION
TOGETHER WE CAN BUILD MOSA!
Museum of Special Art (MOSA a 501c3 Nonprofit)
MOSA's Mission is to make art accessible to all individuals with disabilities by developing art exhibitions, art programs, and educational opportunities that promote disability awareness and inclusion in our community.
MOSA, Museum of Special Art is the first visual arts disability museum of its kind in the State of Washington. It will strive for a commitment to excellence with a foundation in continuous quality improvement.
The vision of MOSA is to engage artistically all members of our community of all ages by providing inclusion opportunities in the area of disability arts to bring forth the preservation, recognition, and appreciation of the artwork created by artists with disabilities.
Celebration of Who by Charles Blackwell
Come Sit with Me by Fred San Guiliano