Join us for Path with Art's Performance Showcase at Seattle Art Museum on Thursday, March 6th! Experience a remarkable evening of artistic expression featuring our talented Participant Artists. The showcase includes performances by the Path with Art Band & Choir, our Veterans Choir (in collaboration with Seattle Opera), Music for the Runway with Shaina Shepherd, Scene Acting presentations, and more. Take advantage of Free First Thursday to witness the transformative power of arts in our community.
Path with Art
非盈利组织
Seattle，Washington 2,226 位关注者
Art transforms lives. Art transforms communities.
关于我们
Path with Art fosters the restoration of individuals, groups, and society from the effects of trauma through arts engagement and community-building. We envision a world where arts engagement is recognized as transformative - connecting the individual with the self, the self with community, and communities with society. In this world, the power of arts engagement is available for all.
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https://www.pathwithart.org
Path with Art的外部链接
- 所属行业
- 非盈利组织
- 规模
- 11-50 人
- 总部
- Seattle，Washington
- 类型
- 非营利机构
- 创立
- 2008
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获取路线
200 Mercer St
US，Washington，Seattle，98109
Path with Art员工
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Join us in welcoming longtime Path with Art Teaching Artist, Nikki Visel, as our Director of Executive Administration!
This is an overdue announcement for an overdue (in my humble opinion) rockstar hire. After years of asking, longtime Path with Art Teaching Artist, Nikki Visel joined our staff as Director of Executive Administration. Nikki has been a passionate advocate for the arts in Seattle since 1998, working as an actor, director, teaching artist, and marketing strategist. For over 15 years, she served as Director of Marketing at Taproot Theatre, where she led branding, audience engagement, and strategic planning efforts, achieving notable audience growth and spearheading a post-pandemic recovery campaign that exceeded industry benchmarks. A dedicated Teaching Artist with Path with Art since 2015, Nikki has led acting and personal storytelling classes and served on the Advisory Board. She has also developed curricula, and facilitated workshops in clinical and community settings, most notably her work at Fairfax Psychiatric Hospitals. Now, as a full-time staff member, she will be a wonderful partner to our team, working with me across departments, with a deep knowledge base of the work we do, and the profound effects of arts on health and well-being.
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THURSDAY: Join us for an inspiring evening of creativity and connection at the 2025 Path with Art Performance Showcase — held in conjunction with Seattle Art Museum's?Free First Thursdays! Experience the uplifting power of the arts with a dynamic lineup of performances by Path with Art Participant Artists, including the PwA Band, PwA Singers, Veterans Choir, Podcast, Improv, and Scene Acting. This joyful community event is?free and open to all?and will also be live-streamed on YouTube with captioning. RSVP: https://lnkd.in/gx_zgy-C
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Art isn't simply creative expression—it's a powerful catalyst for personal and community transformation. Through our work at Path with Art, we've documented how artistic engagement empowers individuals through agency, creates new neural connections, and cultivates resilience through creative problem-solving. The practice of art-making fosters a future-oriented mindset and rebuilds self-worth, ultimately strengthening community bonds. Our evidence shows that creative practice doesn't just produce art—it produces change. Join us in exploring how artistic engagement continues to transform lives and communities:?pathwithart.org
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Last week Path with Art CEO Holly Jacobson spent time in Washington D.C. convening with Creative Forces. Thank you to Creative Forces, National Endowment for the Arts, and Mid-America Arts Alliance for bringing this creative?community together.?
3 days in DC at the Creative Forces convening. It was lovely to see so many friends from WA State, including presentations from Path with Art friends, teaching artists, and partners ArtsWA / Washington State Arts Commission's Bryan Bales, MSM, the one and only Luz Helena Thompson, and our friends from Seattle Opera and the Museum of Glass' Hot Shop Heroes. Reminded of how important collaboration and connection are in times of overwhelm and challenge. Thanks to Civic Arts and the Creative Forces team for the video below. :-)
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"The class got me out of my rut. It has added color to my life. I'm returning to where I began; I began singing when I started talking." When art intersects with social impact, transformative healing begins. Through our programs, participants rediscover their creative voices and find community. This artist's journey back to singing reminds us that creativity isn't just something we do - it's part of who we are. Want to hear more stories of art's transformative power? Discover how creativity is changing lives in our community: pathwithart.org
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Thank you to Creative Forces, National Endowment for the Arts, and Mid-America Arts Alliance for supporting and showcasing our work and the stories of our Participant Artists. “I want other veterans to see…that art can help them in ways that go far beyond the medium. It can provide human connection, a community of like-minded people, an understanding of the difficulty others have faced.” – Michelle, U.S. Army veteran and Path with Art participant Watch the full video and learn more here: https://lnkd.in/gx8usigb
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We're excited to share more moments from Path With Art's Winter Visions exhibition opening celebration! Through diverse artistic expressions, this powerful collection explores themes of self-discovery, transformation, and the bonds that unite our community. Each piece invites viewers to pause, reflect, and connect with both the internal landscapes that shape us and the shared experiences that bring us together. The exhibition remains open daily for viewing at artHOME through March 27th. Can't visit in person? Experience the beautiful work of our Participant Artists through our virtual gallery: https://lnkd.in/gPzsQrwc Photos by Mona Y. Lee
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Transforming lives through art: That's our mission. In 2024, we proudly served 1,900 Participating Artists across 17 Washington counties, surpassing our 1,500 goal. The data validates our impact: 84% of participants reported stronger social connections. 88% experienced improved mental health outcomes. As we expand our reach in 2025, these results fuel our commitment to arts-based healing and community building. Your partnership can help us create more transformative experiences. Ready to make an impact? Explore opportunities to support our mission: https://lnkd.in/gzfCjbpx
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In times that can feel uncertain and overwhelming, our community continues to be a beacon of hope and creativity. Thanks to YOU - our supporters, artists, partners, and champions - Path with Art reached over 1,900 participants last year, far exceeding our goal of 1,500. The numbers tell a powerful story: 84% of participants experienced reduced isolation and 88% saw improved mental health outcomes in just 8 weeks. But the real magic? It's the simple yet profound combination of creative expression and supportive community. As our CEO Holly Jacobson reflects in her latest letter, this recipe for well-being is transforming lives across Washington State. Read Holly's full note to learn how your support is helping us expand access to healing through art, from our artREMEDY program reaching 17 counties to new initiatives supporting survivors and returning citizens. Art IS the remedy. And so are you, our incredible community.