Megan Whitney
Have You Had Your Art Today?

In times of crises, we need humanity, expression, and the community that the arts create. Arts for Humanity! hopes to help ease the strain of these challenging times by providing creative opportunities that spark the imagination and soothe the soul. We have always worked to use the arts to empower and serve, "Have You Had Your Art Today?” mobilizes our mission as we reach both young and old across a wide and diverse audience.

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Have You Had Your Art Today?
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Karsen Gould
Participatory Creative Storytelling

We encourage you to invite your friends and family to participate. To invite others to view your creative storytelling, Share this link. You can also get daily art inspiration from following us on Facebook, Instagram,
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Participatory Creative Storytelling

Have You Had Your Art Today?

Have You Had Your Art Today?

In times of crises, we need humanity, expression, and the community that the arts create. Arts for Humanity! hopes to help ease the strain of these challenging times by providing creative opportunities that spark the imagination and soothe the soul. We have always worked to use the arts to empower and serve, "Have You Had Your Art Today?” mobilizes our mission as we reach both young and old across a wide and diverse audience.

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"Young at Heart"

An elderly choir, Young@Heart, takes their talent to the Hampshire County Prison in this rendition of “Forever Young” by Bob Dylan. Their performance is inspiring, and a sweet reminder that we are all  “young at heart.”

http://youngatheartchorus.com http://facebook.com/youngatheartchorus http://twitter.com/2byoungatheart Young@Heart Chorus performs "Forever Young" by Bob Dyl...

Arts for Humanity! works to celebrate both our differences and our commonality through the power and beauty of the arts. We have always envisioned a world where the arts are essential to one’s well-being and to society—perhaps especially so during this period of disruption.