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May 29, 2012 Arts & Events » Arts and Culture

Abled to Do Anything 

SPARC's "Live Art" event brings special needs — and friends — to CenterStage

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When Robyn O'Neill's 13-year-old daughter, Karsen, arrived home from her first "Live Art" class in January, she proclaimed excitedly: "I'm different! I'm different!" This wasn't news to O'Neill: Karsen has Asperger's syndrome, a psychological disorder on the autism scale that affects…

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