Art for Caregivers

For Caregivers of Those Living with Dementia

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Wednesday, December 11, 2024
11 am – 12:30 pm
Zoom, Virtual Program

The Jewish Museum invites caregivers of those living with Alzheimer's Disease and related dementias to a brand-new program designed for connection, relaxation, and respite. Over six weeks, the group will delve into objects that weave together stories from the Museum’s collection and then create original works of art inspired by our discussions. This series will be facilitated by teaching artist Sonya Blesofsky.

The dates for November 6 to December 18 are now online. Prior registration is required, although you do not have to sign up for all six programs. Please complete the registration form to join. 

This program is just for caregivers; if you are also interested in a joint program with someone living with dementia, please join us for JM Journeys.

Ilit Azoulay, Vitrine No.9: The return of things that are no more (2017) from the series “No Thing Dies.” Inkjet print, gold leaf. 84.2 x 59 in. (214 x 150 cm). The Tony and Trisja Podesta Collection, Washington. D.C. © Ilit Azoulay