Since the beginning of the year, Path with Art staff have a tradition of sharing the work of Native American artists at the start of our weekly staff meeting. In honor of Native American Heritage Month, I wanted to begin sharing out some of these incredible artists that we’ve been […]

This gorgeous hand ballet, performed by both professional and amateur performers in wheelchairs and created by French choreographer Sadeck Waff, closed out the 2020 Tokyo Paralympic Games closing handoff ceremony. The performance features an opening sequence with Oxandre Pecku, the first person in France to receive a “bionic” arm from Open Bionics, and then turned […]

My inspiration: I am in the foundation drawing class and my inspiration for this piece was Leonardo da Vinci, and Path with Art is always my motivation to do art. –Tim Bridge, PWA Participant Artist Get creative with Tim and other artists in the Path with Art community at Open Studio […]

Pallet is a social purpose company on a mission to build equal opportunity access to housing and employment. Elevating the voices of people with lived experience with homelessness, recovery, and incarceration is integral to Pallet’s mission. In addition to telling the personal stories of their team and people living in […]

He Read My Lips Through My Eyesby Tyler Marcil Summer heat in Denver, Coloradosometimes unbearable.Instead of cooking one eveningmy sister, her son, his father, my sister’s friend and myselfdecided to have dinner at a restaurant downtown. My two year old nephew sat next to his dad, but across fromme, his […]

June is Pride month, a time of celebration for the LGBTQIA+ community! You may be familiar with the traditional rainbow pride flag, but did you know that there are many different flags that represent many different sexualities and gender identities? Here are just a few of them: How has the […]

“Rest & rejuvenation are important parts of the creative process.” – Bex Lipps

Happy June! This month we invite you to create and share art around the following theme: COLOR! Here are some ideas to get those colorful juices flowing: ~Paint with your favorite colors, or colors you don’t often use ~Write a poem about the emotions of different colors ~Experiment with the […]

Endings and beginnings can be bittersweet times of reflection. In this moment I’m pondering both; I recently moved out of the intentional community house I’ve lived in for the past five years. One of my favorite parts of living in our community was house dinner. Every Tuesday, we would gather […]