Artist opens up Red Hook studio to Brooklyn residents
? A Red Hook woman is using art to promote healing and understanding. Rebekah Windmiller runs workshops where she allows adults and children to come to her studio and have fun with paint and other artistic
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Apr 9, 2006, 3:42 AM
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? A Red Hook woman is using art to promote healing and understanding.
Rebekah Windmiller runs workshops where she allows adults and children to come to her studio and have fun with paint and other artistic materials. Her clients say it makes their lives meaningful.
Windmiller also helps prisoners, psychiatric patients and elementary schools.
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