@BrianEntin Ok first thanks so much for your support in the ground! I watch you every day! thought,,,
If they saw 12 cars on that off-road road around the same time as nancy went missing maybe 12 + people with their own mini jammers who were outside of the neighbors homes but NOT at Nancy’s
I am ending my campaign for Minnesota Governor. I describe why in the below video. Please watch until the end. (It is 10 minutes, 52 seconds.)
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Chris
Our South Mountain Seniors and Adaptive Group will be getting $2,000 more Heartsy classes this fall!! Thanks so much Desert Diamond Casino!! We would never be able to bring the Amazing health benefits of art to this underserved community center without your annual support!
It’s a good week in Heartsy Land!!! We have tentatively been approved for $5,000 from Peoria’s 2025/2026 Non Profit Grant for more advanced art classes for our senior citizens! Yeaaaa!!!!
Over the years our seniors have learned to weave, paint, sculpt with clay, zentangle,
mosaic, paint pour, work with advanced equiptment/materials and so much more! They have even learned techniques and been the teachers themselveslves for friends, family or their own support groups!
Thank you so much to The City of Peoria for requesting that City funds are
Today my Peoria seniors got FUNKYYYYYY with their first ever Crazy Cactus Watercolors!! We learned wet on dry, wet on wet, salt techniques, alcohol techniques and fun facts about the saguaro cactus!!
How tall Is a ten year old saguaro? Any guesses?
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We will bring 3 new art classes in new mediums, 3 sessions for private arts business development, 2 Q&A sessions, and 20 Hours of Administrstive time to help develop spreadsheets for inventory and sales documents for staff at Pathways.
Thanks SRP!!
Yeaaa!!!! Our amazing partners and friends at SRP have awarded Heartsy a generous grant of $3850 to bring MORE art and art business development classes to our amazing adaptive students at Pathway to Work in Tempe in 2025/2026!
Exciting news! Our latest Heartsy Happenings Newsletter is here, featuring links to our Heartsy Pinterest page which has a treasure trove of art lessons and innovative projects to spark joy and creativity this season!
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both so fantastic and your help allowed our students to make (2) records instead of just 1!!
Thank you, thank you, thank you to Desert Diamond Casino West Valley for the $2,000 grant for classes for our amazing students from August to November! We couldn’t do this without you!!
Our Heartsy adaptive group in the South Mountain Community Center’s “Partners Program” did it again!!! Our students created a custom “record of their lives” as they used a custom spin art machine and REAL 45’s to make Rock and Roll records with texture and words added ontop!
The smiles of joy and accomplishment on their faces only tells part of the story….the fact that after class they lingered for hugs and chats instead of rushing to lunch told the rest! I just adore this group!!
Thank you to Aaleah and Rachelle for volunteering today, you were
🎨 **Spinning Art and Spreading Joy at Peoria’s Adaptive Day Program!** 🎶
Today’s HeARTsy art class was an absolute blast! Our amazing adaptive artists got to create one-of-a-kind masterpieces using a *custom-built spin art machine*—and the canvas? REAL 45 RECORDS! 🎵
excitement on their faces today were priceless!
Thank you to Karla and Eric, our volunteers, who were a huge help today in class! There is zero way we could have done it without you!!!
Thank you for helping us bring art and happiness to our adaptive community. 💖🎨
These artists, among many others, have made significant contributions to the art world, demonstrating that disability does not hinder creativity or talent!
Here are some famous disabled artists and their work:
1. Frida Kahlo (painter) - Known for her self-portraits and depiction of Mexican culture, Kahlo's work often reflected her experiences with physical pain and disability due to a bus accident.
6. Christine Sun Kim (sound artist) - Kim's work explores the relationship between sound and visual art. She was born with hearing loss and uses her experiences to create innovative and inclusive sound installations.