September 5, 2009 by dendrite
pointer to: Tales of a Borderline is an exhibition of artwork by artists with Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD). This disorder affects a person’s emotions, causing emotional instability. The exhibition currently features the work of artists Tamar Whyte, Anita Kaiser-Petzenka, Karin Birner and Irene Apfalter and has been curated by Dr. Dagmar Weidinger.
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Thanks for featuring the show on your blog. There is a site for the exhibition if you want to find out more: http://www.talesofaborderline.com