The brightly lit studio of Art Enables features a burst of colors: Images of people and street scenes painted with oils and watercolors line the walls. The artists at the studio say hi to visitors, shake people’s hands, and discuss the projects they’re working on.
The nonprofit is far more than just a creative outlet for people with disabilities. Its entrepreneurial model gives artists the opportunity to make art, market it, and earn an income.
Many artists have been at the Washington, D.C., studio for more than 10 years. All supplies are provided for free.
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