Seasons of Love will explore musical selections from the Pulitzer Prize-winning rock musical Rent in conversation with form poetry. As with Rent, poetry forms and linked poems shared an interconnectedness, in their creation and between each other.
Aplomb Gallery + virtual
Using visual art as inspiration, we will create new written art that is rooted in reflection, hope, and healing.
My name is Danielle Festa, Executive Director of The Aplomb Project and our mission is all about creating a safe space for trauma survivors to experience the healing power of art. Download free writing prompts that you may find helpful in exploring some expressive writing ideas. You do not have to be a writer, an artist or an expert - just be you.
Aplomb Gallery, 15 Mechanic St, Ste 117, Dover, NH or via zoom

While The Aplomb Project presents these mindfulness exercises that can be done on your own, we also emphasize the importance of certified therapists. If you or someone you know is seeking additional support, please find a list of resources here.
Donna and I with her portrait.
The Aplomb Project is a 501(c)3 organization that uses the transformative power of art to uplift trauma survivors, promote creative healing and present inclusive artistic opportunities.
More than a collection of art and poetry, "The Portrait Project" highlights the inspiring resilience and courage of trauma survivors in the form of contemporary oil paintings, accompanying stories and powerful poetry.
All proceeds go towards supporting The Aplomb Project's mission.
Download the e-book with a donation of $1, $5 or $10 or purchase the hard copy on lulu.com.
The Aplomb Project is a 501(c)3 organization that uses the transformative power of art to uplift trauma survivors, promotes creative healing and presents inclusive artistic opportunities.
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