Three members of the Odyssey House Art Project received well-deserved recognition at the 18th Annual Recovery Fine Arts Festival. Nelson B. (Leadership Center) earned first place in the photography category for his piece, “Pathways of Support,” while Leopoldo R. (ElderCare) secured first place in the mixed media category for his…
We’re pleased to announce that Chad Porter, who has been working with the Odyssey House Art Project for 12 years, has been promoted to Expressive Arts Director following the retirement of longtime director Jerald Frampton. Chad Porter & Jerald Frampton Over the last decade, Mr. Porter and Mr.
After a pandemic-induced hiatus, we are also pleased to announce renewed art programming with the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA). MoMA’s Education Department provides art educators, museum tours, and full access to onsite art studios for our clients. They also create exercises for collaboration and provide art content for discussion.
The Odyssey House Art Project’s visiting artist series continued with a two-day workshop by Nancy Nowacek, a research-based artist, designer, and educator working in visual art, public art, social practice, and socially-engaged contexts. The workshop, (Between) Islands, was held for women at the George Rosenfeld Center for Recovery and…
Crows by Cory S. On Wednesday, December 14th, the Odyssey House Art Project will debut its latest exhibition, Safe Spaces. The artists explored what “safe space” means to each of them and created artwork to express this concept. Safe spaces don’t have to be physical locations. They can also…
The Art of Motherhood Chapter 3: The Art of Recovery “I want to be my own superhero. My own knight in shining armor sort of thing. Save myself.” -Lydia, Mom & Odyssey House client There is so much great content dedicated to the art of recovery. We love seeing…