Elements
The Elements dance class is back on the fourth Saturday of every month! The first class starts Saturday the 28th from 1:00-2:30 PM at Body Collective, 5501 N […]
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VIRTUAL OPEN MIC: THE LION & PIRATE
The Lion & Pirate, an inclusive, open mic for writers, performers, and acoustic musicians, invites you to join us the first weekend of the month. Join the Lion
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January Makers Meet-Up
Spend a relaxed Sunday afternoon at our East Austin location learning how to make a Macramé bracelet and/or plant hanger in this free introductory workshop led by Artist
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Call for Art: Project Hope
Veteran artists are eligible to submit 16″ x 16″ monochromatic (black and white or gray to black) artwork in any media on a theme of peace, brotherhood, freedom,
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East Austin Arts District Third Thursday
Join us for a Pop-Up Art Market showcasing a selection of Art Spark Artisans’ art and gifts for purchase. Refreshments served. This is part of the East Austin
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It’s Merry and Bright This Season
Bringing you the Art Spark Texas HOLIDAY SHOPPING GUIDE: Preview & Reception Friday, Dec. 9 (5-8 PM) Holiday Art Market Saturday, Dec. 10 (12-5:00 PM ) 1152 San Bernard
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Don’t Dis the Vote is about Power
by Eric Clow As someone who lives with significant physical limitations, I know all too well the obstacles that prevent people with disabilities from getting out and being
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Love Endures: Two Couples’ Journeys to Be Together
by Eric Clow (This article was originally posted February 14, 2017 as “Love is in the Air.”) For me, love is being with someone and knowing that life
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Documentation as Empowerment
By Gaurav Aung My home country, Myanmar, is most distinctly third-world in the support it provides for people with disabilities. During my time volunteering at the Insein Blind School
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It’s Time to Disentangle Disability from Metaphor and Put Characters with Disabilities at the Center of the Narrative
By Sierra Armor Especially within classical literature, it is difficult to find characters with disabilities who are not written-off as villains or confined to the periphery of the