100 Homeless Individuals Documented Their Lives With Disposable Cameras
The breathtaking social art project is called "Through Their Eyes."
How museums are (inclusively) documenting a tumultuous year
It’s up to museums to write history right now. They’re working to include all voices.
Everything We Know About Whether and How the Arts Improve Lives
The research could still use an upgrade in many areas. But what we know so far should cheer any arts advocate.
Study Finds We Prefer Art Made by Individuals over Collectives
It's common wisdom by now that the art market system thrives on brand-name, star-driven principles: individuals sell, groups not so much (and this despite the fact that many individuals don't make their art alone). But why? Do we really think solo artists make more valuable work than collectives?
5 YA Books in Which Art Saves Lives
One of the most powerful and affirming things about humans is our capacity to create art—works created not for an express functional purpose, but for enjoyment, appreciation, and expression. Art gives us the means to voice our thoughts, opinions, and individuality, but it also gives us ways to cope
Why Art-Making is Essential to the Tenderloin’s Homeless Population
For the homeless people who visit Hospitality House and The Healing Well, art is a ‘need-to-have,’ not a ‘nice-to-have’
How I Get By: The Lives of Five American Artists
For artists, there are a multitude of ways to survive while doing what you love
Homeless Leather Maker Works in Free Studio, Finds Art Supplies on the Streets
“Besides the fact that I don't live in a house I'm pretty normal,” said Ean Greer.
Asian-American Artists Discuss How Art Has Changed Their Lives
