Path with Art provides strengths-based arts engagement, training, and advocacy to support individuals, public health and community wellbeing.

Spring Visions Exhibition: *Material Rhythms*

On view: April 23 – July 3, 2026
Opening Reception: Thurs., April 23 | 5-7 PM
Join Path with Art for our Spring Visions Exhibition: *Material Rhythms,* featuring artwork created by our Participant Artists over the last quarter. Each creative work exists as a moment within a larger cycle, shaped by the passing of seasons and the shifting energy that comes with them. They invite us to slow down, to notice the materials that surround us, and to recognize the ways creativity grows from the environments and communities we are a part of.
**Free to all!** **RSVP here**

April Art After Hours

**Thursday, April 16, 2026 | 6-8 PM**
at **artHOME: 200 Mercer St., 98109**
Let’s cultivate joy and resilience—together.
Join us for an evening of community art-making on Thursday, April 16th! Participate in a guided art activity led by PwA staff and/or a guest artist from our community. All materials will be provided. You’re also welcome to bring your own project-in-progress.

**Learn more and RSVP here.**

Veterans make art as a form of self-discovery and healing. Watch the impact of art on PBS Newshour! — Watch Path with Art on PBS Newshour

Post-traumatic stress disorder is common among veterans, with 10% of men and nearly 20% of women reporting having symptoms at some point in their lives. But could exposure to more arts programming be the needed prescription for those who have served our country?

With 17 years of hands-on experience, Path with Art is confident in our answer. Discover it for yourselves in our special segment on PBS Newshour!
**Watch here** **on PBS.**

Path with Art is driven by a vision of a world where arts engagement is recognized as transformative––connecting the individual with self, the self with community, and communities with society.

In this world, the power of art is available for all.

Click above to watch and learn more.

Practice

Since 2008, PwA has provided arts engagement to thousands of systems-impacted individuals and 55 social service partners through a wide variety of disciplines. The outcomes are powerful. Nearly 90% of participants report positive outcomes on their mental, behavioral, and physical health.

Read our Impact Report

Training

Leveraging almost two decades of practice, Path With Art is offering its expertise to support the arts and health sectors by launching the artREMEDY training program, sharing trauma-informed, strengths-based arts practices.

Check out this video to see the transformative power of art in community.

Click to watch Stan's story.

Advocacy

Path with Art facilitates convenings and contributes to research in order to shift policy and perception of the value of arts as a public health resource.