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I-genius thoughts

posted on Thursday, July 01, 2010 05:56 PM

i-genius: What is Epic Arts? Rachel: Epic Arts is a small disability arts charity. We reach out to those with moderate to severe physical and learning disabilities, of all ages and backgrounds, through workshops in visual arts, dance, music and drama. EPiC Arts works with the philosophy that Every Person Counts (EPiC)
i-genius: Why is Epic Arts important? Rachel: Our projects celebrate the creative potential of those with whom we work, by offering new skills and giving each participant an outlet for their creative expression. Our motto is: 'See ability not disability.'

i-genius: What has been your biggest challenge to date? Rachel: Core funding

i-genius: What is the future of Epic Arts? Rachel: We are in the process of expanding our work in the UK and next year we are hoping to set up an office in Shanghai, China.

i-genius: What book are you reading now? Rachel: Ghostwritten by David Mitchell

i-genius: If you could paint the world in three colours, what would they be and why? Rachel: Yellow - the colour of sun and warmth . Green - the colour of growth and life. Purple - the colour of royalty and grandeur.

Comments

Eyselpeyt Trilles

Wednesday, July 07, 2010 09:16 AM

This is really interesting. I also love arts and before I use to volunteer and teach indigenous children and children in the slums using art workshops. I miss it a lot and I am looking forward to such activity as this in the present because it is very fulfilling. As for Epic Arts, I wish you all the best for your organization. I am hoping that you will be able to touch people\'s lives especially those who are in need and make a difference to the world. Keep it up!!

Rachel Duncombe-Anderson

Wednesday, July 14, 2010 03:13 PM

where were you teaching Taya?

Eyselpeyt Trilles

Tuesday, August 03, 2010 06:02 AM

Hi Rachel, I am currently teaching at Systems Technology Institute.