The PAINT (Producing Art In Neighborhoods Together) program is run and operated by Louisville-based 501(c)3 “Center For Neighborhoods”. This project “Weaving Unity Into Community” focused on working with youth and residents living at the Parkway Place public housing community in Louisville’s Parkhill neighborhood. The artist partner on this project was fiber artist and art therapist Pat Sturtzel. This project was made possible thanks to collaborative institutional and organizational partnerships involving: Center For Neighborhoods (project organizer, facilitator, staffing), Louisville Metro Housing Authority (organizer, facilitator, staffing, space), and the Kentucky Museum of Art and Craft (facilitation and staff), and Jefferson County Public Schools (allowed use of their fence). Funding for this program was provided through grants from the Kentucky Arts Council’s “Arts Build Communities” program and the Cralle Foundation. Additional support was provided by The Green Building, Kertis Creative, Sud-Chemie, and Metro United Way. This project would not have been possible without the support for numerous dedicated community volunteers. Thank you!
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@spinellyJ Thanks …
@spinellyJ Thanks Becky! We were glad to have you be a part of this project. You were such a critical leader for the entire group and this would not have been possible without you!
this project really …
this project really helped me to see other people instead of only myself. I’m rebecca Mendez… yayXD I’m in this video…