Thalidomide survivor turns to painting in new exhibit

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Thalidomide survivor turns to painting in new exhibit

May 24, 2024 - 14:31 By ABC NEWS (Australia)

A Queensland thalidomide survivor is shining a light on the healing power of art. A new Gold Coast exhibition is providing artists living with a disability a platform to share their journeys in a unique way.