For 30 years, Art Spark Texas has worked to expand access, amplify disabled voices, and create opportunities for artists and communities to thrive.
Behind every program and every partnership is a belief that the arts belong to everyone, and that building a truly inclusive creative community is ongoing, essential work.
As part of our 30 Stories for 30 Years celebration, these stories highlight the people, programs, and partnerships that have helped build a more creative and inclusive future, and continue to shape what comes next.
Read stories from Art Spark Texas' history in building creative futures through disability culture and arts programming and community collaborations:
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Joan Fabian & the art of connection
A Life in Art Joan Fabian is a visual artist exploring the world. Born in Chicago to Eastern European parents, Joan currently lives and works in San Antonio. […]
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Debbie Kizer and Imagine art
Dream Big / Artworks Workshop in Austin, Texas Dream Big Workshop, Dallas Texas Debbie Kizer is a local artist who started up a nonprofit arts service organization in […]
