Did you know…..”An estimated 10.7% of Chesterfield County’s 65+ population has Alzheimer’s disease, according to new estimates released in 2023 by the Alzheimer’s Association. That compares to 11.7% statewide and […]
We are honored and grateful to be awarded funding from the Disabled Veterans National Foundation in the amount of $10,000.00! This capacity building grant bolsters Art for the Journey’s programming for veterans,
Passed in August 2021 by the House of Delegates in a special session of the Virginia House of Representatives, a special Resolution honored the work of Art for the Journey
You are invited! Please join Art for the Journey for a very special evening on September 23rd, 2021 for our sixth annual Art Exhibition and Celebration! Right now, talented local
Art, whether creating it or viewing it can be used to help people explore emotions, develop self-awareness, cope with stress, boost self-esteem and work on social skills. Art therapy is
Richmond non-profit Art for the Journey brings the healing experience of art-making to people who are socially isolated behind the barriers of disability, geography or poverty, promoting well-being, joy, and
We are delighted to be back in the AFJ Frable Art Studio, nestled on a beautiful portion of the gorgeous Independence Golf Club. Some people may not know that an
Information and support from the Virginia Commission for the Arts has helped Art for the Journey improve its organizational processes and implement and grow several of its key mission programs.
We strive passionately to promote well-being though art for the isolated or underserved, and we are grateful for the opportunity given to us by our friends at VPM to do so through The “Creative Corner”.
We were so fortunate to have 23 veterans – men and women, from all branches of the military – join Art for the Journey in February for a painting session
Do you know our superhero and extraordinary volunteer, Bev Perdue Jennings? Not only is Bev a nationally recognized watercolorist, prize winning oil painter, and expert art instructor, she is an
Art for the Journey adapts and plans beyond the current shutdown, to continue to provide well-being through art.
AFJ Founder and art instructor, Mark Hierholzer, writes about his journey in becoming an impressionist and colorist: For years oil painting was how I created breathing space and perspective in
