Healing journey through art showcased in West Nyack
The exhibition, titled “The Healing Power of Art,” features the work of the now 36-year-old artist.
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36ds agoAn artist, previously a victim of a hit-and-run 17 years ago, is now showcasing his healing journey through art.
The exhibition, titled “The Healing Power of Art,” features the work of the now 36-year-old artist. Paul Christopher Conticelli
The art can be viewed at the Clarkstown Reform Church in West Nyack.
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