EL PASO, TEXAS (KFOX14/CBS4) — The Hanger Clinic’s Amputee Life Support Group in El Paso hosted a unique art event this month, offering a painting class led by UTEP Art Professor Alix Gaytan.
Participants created an “Exquisite Corpse,” a surrealist art piece where each person adds to the artwork before passing it on.
The event, aimed at fostering peer-to-peer connection and community building among individuals with limb loss, provided a platform for the amputee community to unite and express themselves creatively ahead of the Thanksgiving holiday.
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El Paso amputee support group host collaborative art event (Credit: KFOX14)
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