“A soulful and thought-provoking springboard for classroom discussions, challenging art and psychology students to creatively expand the way we navigate the dark and light in our lives.”   – Paige Greason, PhD, Clinical Director, Counseling Services, University of North Carolina

“Mesmerizing works of art with the transformative powers of great poems.”   – Robert Whitaker, Author, Mad in America

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“Ken’s Mad Dance Trilogy is that rare cinematic feat that combines ineffably compelling artistry, poetics, and visual beauty with compassion, daring, and a heartfelt sense of purpose.”   – Alan Berliner, Filmmaker, The Family Album, First Cousin Once Removed