By Katie Beecher For 20 years, Art with a Heart has been a principal cornerstone for community art engagement in the Baltimore area. Prior to March, they were slated to have their best programming year since they opened, with 500 visual art classes in 23 zip codes and 12,000 unique art experiences being held every month.
In October, Art with a Heart launched its second round of virtual classes with KEYS Development. In each class, youth ranging in age from five to 13 work with an Art with a Heart teacher and a KEYS social worker to explore thoughtful themes through visual art. During this class, students explored the work
It is hard to believe but the holidays are just around the corner. The HeARTwares team is stocking the online store with new products for all your holiday shopping needs! From HeART kits to new twists on our most popular products, check out the online store today! From November 7th through December 19th, HeARTwares
Art of Leadership students completed their Capstone Public Art Project for The William S. Baer School. Thank you to all the students, families, interns, volunteers, Baer School staff and Art with a Heart staff for helping to make this collaboration project such a great success. The Art of Leadership team is incredibly proud of this
For the last six weeks, Art with a Heart's workforce development team has been conducting virtual classes with the clients of the Diagnostic Center at Arrow Child and Family Ministries. With much of the curriculum focused on mindfulness and stress relief, participants found enjoyment and relaxation while creating these mixed media landscapes and expressive
It was supposed to be this month...October 29th to be exact. Art with a Heart was supposed to reveal the Heart of Baltimore sculpture and then celebrate its 20 years of work at an event in the Baltimore community, with the community. The event did not happen and supply chain issues postponed the start
(Baltimore WJZ) — An art program that helps Baltimore’s underserved communities and homeless youth is expanding.Collins Redd is busy helping the program that helped him when he needed it most.“Especially in the winter time, it’s hard to find somewhere to sleep at every night,” said 22-year-old Redd. “I was homeless with my brother, but my brother
By: Timothy Cox | The Beacon In November, a new 1,000-pound heart sculpture will be installed in downtown Baltimore near the intersection of Charles and Hanover Streets. Standing eight feet tall and six feet wide, the work brings to mind the famous “LOVE” statue in Philadelphia, according to Randi Pupkin, 58, founder and executive
This week on Spotlight On Maryland, Gina Crash spoke with Art With A Heart Founder & Executive Director, Randi Pupkin. Art With A Heart's mission is to enhance the lives of people in need through visual art. In honor of their 20th Anniversary this year, Art With A Heart is creating a large-scale scupture
