Art transcends language and cultural barriers, growing compassionate communities and a sense of belonging
through therapeutic art experiences and workshops that promotes health and wellbeing
with the freedom to dream of a future where everyone is safe and belongs
through resources, workshops, funding and space to envision new futures
Harnesses the power of creative expression to promote mental health and overall well-being by offering a range of therapeutic art experiences and workshops to build resilience and foster community connections. Current offerings include Arts-based Support Groups for newcomers, Summer Art Camps, Youth Programs and Art Workshops and Events.
Provides spaces where newcomer students feel safe to express themselves, have fun, and make friends. This arts education initiative encompasses visual art, dance, and music.
Through residencies, mentorship, workshops, funding, and exhibition opportunities, our program empowers diasporic artists to thrive in their artistic careers.
Aims to engage and uplift the community by creating inclusive, changemaking and accessible art experiences in public spaces, showcasing the talents and stories of refugees and immigrants, and fostering a sense of cultural appreciation and advocating for a just and equitable community.
Work to uplift stories of refugees and immigrants, and encourage understanding of refugee, immigrant, and race-centered issues. Through cross-cultural advocacy, we work alongside Bay Area artists to produce media projects that help to encourage informed public dialog.
Gathering Power: ARTogether’s New Artists’ Residency
PRESS RELEASE Gather In: Building Creative Sanctuary with Immigrant and Refugee Artists
Clinton Community Center Mural: A Symbol of Community and Hope
Reflections on Curating and Connection Through Art
A Creative Haven: ARTogether’s Summer Camp for Immigrant and Refugee Kids
A Celebration of Culture and Unity
Celebrating Seven Years of ARTogether: A Journey of Heart and Art
An Artist’s Creative Process – Guest Blog by Arina Sarwari-Stadnyk
An Artist’s Guide to Grant Funding
Planting in the Sky: Exhibitions as Space-Making in Diaspora
