Cherry Avenue Training Center art dedication

Art by clients served by all DHS divisions

Artists of all ages from around Oregon were represented at the dedication of the client art exhibit on the walls of the DHS Cherry Avenue Training Center in Keizer April 30, 2008.

The artists included clients of DHS services to persons with physical and developmental disabilities, mental health and substance abuse disorders, as well as seniors and children in supported child care.

The art was placed and program organized by members of the 2007-08 DHS Leadership Academy.

Psyche Machine, by Andrew Rowe		Life is a Gem, by Corbin Chanter
Life is Dimensional, by Paul Holland		Through Autistic Eyes, by Luke Hannan
Salad, by Kirk Witbeck		Portrait Collage, by Elishiah D.
Homeless, by Mark Bishop		Poppies, by Rodney Tash