Nadia Daniels-Moehle
Youth Arts Leader for the Art of VisABILITY
Born at the turn of the century Nadia Daniels-Moehle has grown up in Northern Michigan. A life-long artist, Nadia believes that through art, story, and education the world can transform and she hopes to help that transformation along, in any way she can. In 2010, together with her family, she founded The Books For Walls Project (BFWP) which supports literacy, libraries, and book love. In June of 2018, Nadia launched CognEYEzant a 365-day art project: original art and essays featuring eyes every day for a year which in 2019 morphed into it’s second year featuring weekly installments of original works. In 2019, together with her younger sister Sonja, she transformed BFWP into an official non-profit Look Wonder Discover with the mission: Cultivating curiosity, they offer online content, programming, and community art projects in the Northern Michigan area.
Since she was small, Nadia helped to create and facilitate community art projects, workshops, and classes for art centers, festivals, and non-profits. Nadia currently teaches art at Crooked Tree Arts Center in Traverse City and serves on the board of Grace Community Birth Center in Haiti. When not reading, she is either writing, drawing, painting, teaching art, studying the arts and humanities, or thinking philosophical thoughts. She’s over the moon to be working with Arts for All. To view her projects and art visit www.nadiacdm.com.
Nadia is the Youth Arts Leader for our program, Art of VisABILITY – click below to learn more about this program!