Living Resources’ Art Program Creating Inclusive Community of Artists
A Pathway to Expression and Independence
For over 25 years, the Living Resources’ art program has been providing an outlet for expression and a pipeline for financial independence for individuals of all abilities. The program has been a game-changer for many, including Tyler Cronk, who has been involved since the age of seven.
A Sense of Pride and Validation
“For me, usually people are kind of in amazement, but also too, it’s very validating because some of these pieces I work on for a long time, sometimes weeks, months even,” said Cronk.
The program is not just about honing artistic skills, but also about sharing work with the public in a professional setting. The work of Living Resources’ artists is on display at two galleries: the 70 Beekman Street Gallery located in Saratoga and the Miller Sanders Gallery located in the Living Resources Corporate Headquarters.
A Commitment to Inclusivity
As the assistant director of the arts program, Sergio Camacho has spent the last 19 years working alongside the artists. He is grateful to have a positive impact on people’s lives and is committed to creating an inclusive community.
A Supportive Environment
Camacho believes that the program’s success is due to the supportive environment it provides. “It’s not just about creating art, it’s about creating a sense of belonging and community,” he said.
Conclusion
Living Resources’ art program is a shining example of the power of art to bring people together and provide a sense of purpose. By providing a platform for expression and a pathway to financial independence, the program is helping to create a more inclusive community of artists.
FAQs
* What is the Living Resources’ art program?
The art program is a 25-year-old initiative that provides an outlet for expression and a pipeline for financial independence for individuals of all abilities.
* How long has Tyler Cronk been involved with the program?
Tyler Cronk has been involved with the program since he was seven years old.
* What are the two galleries where the work of Living Resources’ artists is on display?
The work is on display at the 70 Beekman Street Gallery in Saratoga and the Miller Sanders Gallery in the Living Resources Corporate Headquarters.
