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How the Arts Impact YOU and your surroundings
American for the Arts introduced a newer version of the Arts + Social Impact Explorer. This new, expanded explorer gives you the ability to deep dive into the many aspects of your community and its connection to the arts supported by local projects, fact sheet, publications and compelling stories. It not only affects YOU but your surroundings as well. www.americansforthearts.org
How The Arts have impacted Prisoners and the system
Great article about The Arts and Prison and relates to the Fact of the Week.....www.nytimes.com
The Benefits of Arts & Crafts for Children
"While they make a mess, children's craft kits make for brilliant toys. They can help them to explore their artistic talents and creativity as well as many of their core thinking skills. https://mehimthedogandababy.com
The Benefits of Sewing and Quilting for Physical and Mental Health
All quilters know that quilitng is a creative art and fun pastime. But did you know that it can enhance your physical and mental health? www.shabbychichboho.com
The Importance of Making Art Accessible to All Kids
Watch this great video by PBS featuring one artists viral virtual art class is helping kids.
Creative Handcrafts You Can Enjoy at Home
Exploring home handcrafts is a great way to exercise your creativity, make decorative and functional items, and even alleviate stress. https://porch.com
The health benefits of knitting
"Who knew that such a single activity could provide numerous health benefits. From your physical to psychological wellbeing, a needle and thread has the ability to transform the way we feel and think, one stitch at a time." www.mindfood.com
Indigenous Artists Voice Support for Land Restitution in New Billboard Campaign
Three decades ago, November was designated Native American Heritage month as a way to honor the original inhabitants of is now the United States. www.hyperallergic.com
THE HEALING MUSEUM
The idea that making and experiencing art can be therapeutic pervades contemporary culture, so it is no surprise that museums are responding to the collective trauma of Covid-19 by addressing concerns of mental and physical health with unprecendented intensity. www.artnews.com
