Pam Rogers and Leon McCuthcheon describe Pure Vision Arts, an artist gallery in Chelsea that enables developmentally disabled artists to create fine art. Leon McCutcheon has a developmental disability himself, and tells us about his prolific career and the considerable notice his artwork has received.
Pure Vision Arts is located at 114 West 17th St.
Call 212-366-4263 or e-mail purevisionarts@aol.com for more information or to schedule an appointment for a gallery viewing.
ยป View sample works from Pure Vision Arts
Pure Vision Arts is located at 114 West 17th St.
Call 212-366-4263 or e-mail purevisionarts@aol.com for more information or to schedule an appointment for a gallery viewing.
ยป View sample works from Pure Vision Arts
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