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The Backbone of Art From The Streets - Volunteer Series II

Posted by Madison Worden · June 30, 2020

“I cannot change what has happened in the lives of the people with whom we work, but I can participate in providing an opportunity for people that are part of the homeless population to create art and nurture something that brings them joy and a sense of dignity and creativity.”

The Difference Between Art Therapy and Therapeutic Art-Making

Posted by Madison Worden · June 17, 2020

Both art therapy and therapeutic art-making can provide alleviation to the adverse effects of stress and trauma by giving individuals a new medium of expression.

Art For Change: Black Lives Matter Movement Inspires Artist Community

Posted by Madison Worden · June 10, 2020

The art being created throughout the Black Lives Matter movement has become a huge part of expressing, educating, commemorating, grieving, and impacting people all over the country.

The Backbone of Art From The Streets - Volunteer Series I

Posted by Madison Worden · May 31, 2020

“I started volunteering with AFTS washing brushes, cleaning tables, setting up art shows, & engaging in this underserved community. I am inspired every day to support these artists in their pursuit of creativeness, peace, and community.” - Kelley Worden

How Creating Art Builds Confidence

Posted by Beth Unite · February 20, 2019

Participating in a form of art is necessary at every stage of life. Humans are creative creatures that have a deep need to create and share what they create. Art is a great way for humans to discover their value whether you are 1 years old, 21 years old or 120 years old. The urge to create never fades.

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