Life on Earth Art Wins National Award

May 19

The groundbreaking therapeutic art program and installation ‘Unbound’ was acknowledged for its scope and impact by winning first place in the Arts for Innovation category of the 2022 Cam Busch NOAH Arts in Health Awards.
Click here to read the full article in the Petaluma Argus Courier.
Click here to see Unbound on the National Organization for Arts in Health website.

Art installation, Unbound, featuring almost 800 flying winged hearts

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Life On Art is a California public benefit corporation and has been granted Federal tax exempt status as a Public Charity under Internal Revenue Service code 501(c)(3). Donors to Life On Art can deduct contributions under IRC Section 170. Life On Earth Art's tax identification number (EIN) is 87-3805682.

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