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Talitha Arts

Transforming lives through the creative arts. Talitha Arts is a unique non-profit making group of professional artists and arts therapists passionate about the potential to restore hope, dignity and worth through the freedom of the creative arts. Talitha Arts began by volunteering arts workshops to International Justice Mission. Working in association with professionals in aftercare homes for girls rescued from trafficking and violent abuse. Read about who we are . Walk Towards Freedom 15th August.
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Art, Love and Beauty. A traditional understanding of art is that it must be beautiful. What, then, of the Sublime? Links to this post. Sunday, 25 December 2016. Let The Materials do the Talking.

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Transforming lives through the creative arts. Talitha Arts is a unique non-profit making group of professional artists and arts therapists passionate about the potential to restore hope, dignity and worth through the freedom of the creative arts. Talitha Arts began by volunteering arts workshops to International Justice Mission. Working in association with professionals in aftercare homes for girls rescued from trafficking and violent abuse. Read about who we are . Walk Towards Freedom 15th August.

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