A reflection on Portraits of Invisible People
At the Salamanca Arts Centre this year 2156 people attended Portraits Of Invisible People in The Long Gallery.

‘For me this project is opening my consciousness up to recognising and acknowledging people with brain injuries and to feel more in tune with them and myself’ (Noni Howard)

‘Helping more people understand ABI and people with ABI – allowing them to recognise the human beyond the disability. Helping them appreciate that anyone of these people could be any one of us.’ (Elspeth Callender)

“The stories and spirit of people with A.B.I, promoting (positively) people who have acquired head injuries or disabilities ‘people just like us…!” (anon)

For more information visit the project page or contact us directly at community@kickstart.org.au
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http://www.myspace.com/kickstartpowerhiphop

We’ve moved!
Same address, just downstairs.
Visit us in Room E-102 of the Salamanca Arts Centre.
(Just across the hall from the Tasmanian Writers Centre)



