Students from Southwest High School design and create on of our biggest mosaic installations ever.

We are proud to be working with the students, teachers, and staff of Paradise schools to assist them in becoming a highly creative district.

Our nation's obsession with standardized testing has been systematically pushing art out of schools. A few people are trying to fix that.

The dialogue surrounding creativity is heating up, with the world’s leading experts calling for a transformation in the way we teach.

One of the core beliefs of the Rainforest Art Project is that positive, creative spaces have a significant impact on a student’s enthusiasm

We need to ensure that special needs students are told about the things they are good at, & engaged in activities based on their strengths.

These virtues provide a roadmap for living a life of purpose and meaning, which positively impact our individual quality of life.

We enjoy telling the history of mosaic because in so many ways it is the enduring reflection of civilization and humanity itself.

The Rainforest Art Explorer Program at the San Diego Zoo began in the fall of 2004, with patients, families, doctors, nurses, and members.

It is said that “there is nothing new under the sun”, but if you visit Alyce Gereaux Park in Brawley, you are likely to disagree.

There is lots of evidence that children immersed in the arts do better on their academic tests.

Knowledge acquired in a hands-on project has greater depth, relevance and durability, compared to rote memorization to prepare for a test.

Public art, murals, and sculpture are contributing to the revival of cities and towns throughout the United States.