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Residents from Meadow Ridge, a senior living community in Redding, CT share their experience participating in a 6-week long Mixed-Media art program, delivered by the Westport Arts Center's Director of Education, Danielle Ogden and Education Fellow, Sarah Kelly. Feature created by News12 Connecticut.
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so much in 12 on schools this evening we take a look at some lifelong learners the westport arts center has launched a new program aimed at making sure seniors veterans and patients at hospitals are exposed to art their latest program was offered to seniors at the meadow ridge senior living community in reading this is our first step good food for these seniors art class means a chance to relax and be creative I like most the idea that you could choose all kinds of things to put into your taking I also like the idea that it had to come from you and you could choose the subject the teachers and all of the supplies in this class come from the westport arts center the curriculum involves all types of art we experimented with tile mosaics with printmaking with collage and as a result our participants felt that they were participating in something for the very first time that helped to make them feel young again Ben Eisenberg who is 95 years old takes the class with his wife Phyllis Wow did you hear what the lady said boys she said it's perfect so he can share his love of art with the love of his life that is cute I love it one thing about this young bride of mine who's now 95 we've always enjoyed these kinds of experiences together and at the same time they say they're enjoying some health benefits experiences like this where we use our creativity to one level or another are very important in staying away from the things that caused the horrors of dementia to watch them as they're experimenting and as they're discovering something for the very first time has been the most rewarding part of the program it's been fun it's been loads of plan and I'm told Ben and Phyllis have been married were 71 years the family that pays together for more information on the program log on to our website news 12 com
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