Lively chatter filtering through the walls paired with the comforting aroma of freshly baked goods provided the perfect environment for the Arts Council’s first gallery of 2025, the Disability Art ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. When Gabriela Hearst traveled to the Bay Area in April to design costumes for “Carmen” at San Francisco Ballet, she took time to ...

As the world continues to transform, reconfigure, and reveal itself in the years since COVID-19 entered it, artists with disabilities have become a key voice in mapping out what the future looks like.

Joy Boe worked in many different areas of service for people with disabilities, but it was an arts program that she really fell in love with, inspiring what would later become the nonprofit she gladly ...

“Wow, y’all look so good in your masks,” gushed co-curator danilo machado at the September 18 opening of to hold a we, an exhibition of recent and newly commissioned work by 14 early-career artists ...

What do Beethoven, Monet, Van Gogh, Baudelaire, Kahlo, Plath and Hockney have in common? If you called them titans of art, music and litrature, you’d be right. Here’s one more feature: they all ...

Explore how Creative Growth Art Center helps artists with disabilities express themselves and gain global recognition.

It is not a painting you go to see because it was created by a person with a disability, but a painting after which you ...

Lafayette Art Association President Margo Baker said the focus of the exhibit is on the creativity and vision of the artists—not their limitations. LAFAYETTE PARISH (LAFAYETTE) — A month-long art ...

CARPINTERIA, Calif. (KEYT) - Carpinteria is marking its 60th anniversary with a celebration that puts inclusion at the forefront. Disability artists are leading the creation of a large-scale community ...

Mississippi State’s T.K. Martin Center for Technology and Disability is hosting its fifth-annual art show and auction May 2 to benefit its art program for individuals with disabilities.

When Gabriela Hearst traveled to the Bay Area in April to design costumes for “Carmen” at San Francisco Ballet, she took time to go to Oakland’s Creative Growth Art Center, meet the artists, try on ...