Stephanie J. Monis joined us during Autism Acceptance Month and shared her artistic journey and goals for the future.

Canadian Disabled Designer and Advocate, Jessica Oddi, answers questions about her career, inspiration, and personal journey.

February is Black History Month. Before the month comes to an end we want to celebrate black artists of note through the centuries.

Today on Winnie the Pooh Day meet Ernest Howard Shepard, English artist and illustrator of our beloved Bear.

Marissa Montes, an art instructor shares a memorable moment from her time working at Able ARTS Work.

Enjoy these creative activities led by our instructors and therapists that you can do in the warmth of your home this winter!

Recently we at Learn for Life held our first virtual card making event with all cards to be donated to the nonprofit Cardz for Kidz.

Rita is a resident musician at Able ARTS Work. She wants to share about herself, her art, and her interests.

This October get into the spirit of all things Fall, Spooky, and Artistic. Join Able ARTS Work artists in their #Abletober art challenge.

Try out Autumn-themed artistic activities lead by our art instructors for you try out this year to bring some Fall spirit into your home.

Board-Certified Art Therapist and Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor, Katie Prodanovich, answers 13 questions about Art Therapy.

Resident Artist Summer Mariotta discusses her art, her dreams, and her love of horror, monsters, and graphic novels.

The history of color is fascinating as we look at it development from ground earth to paints in a tube.

Learn about caring for the earth on World Nature Conservation Day from self titled Peacemaker and Resident Artist, Jenny Lurvey.

Paper mache is a fun, engaging media for art making. Join us for this reflection of our three-part mask-making series reflecting on identity

Art is for everyone, although we can all encounter barriers or aversions to certain types of art and materials.

This Pride, let's show our support by shopping small LGBT+ businesses. Here's a few craftspeople to get you started.

Trying to be creative, but don't have art supplies? Try using these recycled art materials for your next project!

Paper Mache is derived from the French term “Papier-mâché”, the literal translation of which is “chewed paper”.

Celebrating contemporary AAPI artists, musicians, and dancers are bursting with creativity, showcasing culture and abilities.