In The Pit: “The Art That Gets Us Through” At ClearStory Arts

By Ray Bassett

Published October 27, 2025 at 8:16 AM EDT

(Aired Mon 10/20/25)

Creativity can reflect - as well as nurture - mental health.

That relationship is at the heart of a multimedia gallery exhibition of artwork - titled “The Art That Gets Us Through” - on display this month at ClearStory Arts in Chattanooga, in collaboration with the Chattanooga Depression Care Collective.

Regina Gee is the Collective’s founder.

Elle Quesenbery is executive director of ClearStory Arts.

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