Aspiro and SAGE are pleased to showcase the original works by Aspiro artists under the instruction of local artist Gregory Frederic.

In February 2024, Gregory Frederic assisted Aspiro artists in the creation of various works as part of Arts for All Wisconsin. This completed collection will be showcased during this exhibit as the culmination of Disabilities Awareness Month.

Founded in 1974 in Washington, D.C., the non-profit now known by Arts for All held its first exhibit in Wisconsin in 1977. The mission of ARTS for ALL Wisconsin is to expand the capabilities, confidence, and quality of life for children and adults with disabilities throughout Wisconsin by providing programs in the arts.

Gregory Frederic is a Haitian-born artist who relocated to Green Bay in 2013. Together with his wife, Amy, they juggle raising their family while managing the business, CrewlArt, named after his childhood nickname, Crewl. He teaches various art classes to aspiring artists with disabilities as an instructor for ARTS For ALL Wisconsin and often teaches from his own studio in Suamico.

Attendees have the opportunity to donate art supplies towards the Aspiro Art Department's continued creative endeavors. Watch for a specific list of needs. Attendees can also participate in a hands-on activity in the front community room of SAGE's studio. More details coming soon.

*Masks are available at the studio for attendees who would like to wear one.*

**To find SAGE's Studio in Downtown Green Bay:
Enter through a door with a maroon awning located at 126 Pine St (just down from the corner of N. Washington and Pine). Take the elevator in the lobby to 2R. SAGE is the second door on the left once off the elevator.**

***For individuals with accessibility needs:
There will be a volunteer at the corner of N. Washington and Pine for individuals requiring a wheelchair accessible entrance. They will guide you to the lobby and the elevator using an alternative entrance***