ADELIA GANSON
inkubator session H2: SHARED VISIONS:
COLLABORATIVE AND COMMUNITY ARTS ACTIONS
Adelia Ganson currently works with the staff of Chameleon Arts and Youth Development, an organization that provides opportunities for homeless and at-risk youth in Kansas City’s urban core. She is the co-author of Shared Visions, a book that explores teaching creative process and socially engaged art, which is scheduled for release in the spring of 2014. Currently, she and Merrill are designing an on-line course based on the Shared Visions publication. Ganson graduated from the Printmaking department at the Kansas City Art Institute in 2003, and studied Art History at UMKC. She has been a writer for Review: Mid America’s Visual Arts Magazine, and has been a contributor to CNN. She is the former director of the Morgan Gallery and a former assistant at the Belger Arts Center, both located in Kansas City, Missouri.
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