Art with a Heart unveils sculptures in Ashkelon, Israel in collaboration with the Weinberg Foundation Read Article here

On Thursday, November 5, 2021 Art with a Heart unveiled The Heart of Baltimore, a 1,000 pound sculpture at the University of Maryland Medical Center (UMMC). It is now on permanent display outside of UMMC's Gudelsky Entrance at the corner of West Lombard and South Greene streets. The 8 x 6 foot hand-crafted heart

Art with a Heart is thrilled that its Executive Director, Randi Alper Pupkin has been named as one of The Daily Record's Most Admired CEOs. This honor recognizes talented business CEOS and nonprofit executive directors across Maryland for leadership and vision that is admired by those around them. See the winners here!

As Art with a Heart prepares for its fall programs, the need for supplies has greatly increased. Not only has the number of partners grown but with COVID still present, we continue the effort to minimize the sharing of supplies. It is our goal to provide students with an "art starter kit." We will

Art with a Heart, in partnership with the alumni, fellows and friends of the Elijah Cummings Youth Program, commemorated the late Congressman with a mosaic portrait. Once grouted, this 5’x3’ mosaic will be complete and ready for installation. Community members, students, interns, and Art with a Heart staff helped to

Art with a Heart is seeking creative and enthusiastic contractual, part-time teachers, assistants, and substitutes to lead and assist with visual art classes in and around Baltimore.  Essential Responsibilities include: Working with students in planned, interactive, hands-on visual art classes Facilitating and/or assisting art instruction as directed by the Art with a Heart curriculum

In a day of service that spanned the country, Art with a Heart had the pleasure of facilitating a virtual service experience for Timberland employees last month. During this event, Timberland employees created a digital memory quilt inspired by the book Tar Beach by artist and quilter, Faith Ringgold. Tar Beach is just one of the

In February, Art with a Heart returned to the House of Ruth Maryland, the organization's longest running program partner with a 19 year collaborative history. While students and teachers could not work together in person, Art with a Heart extended a virtual hug by starting classes with Jim Dine painted hearts! The students used crayons and watercolor