At the Heart of It All: Righting the World honors the courageous activists who have lost their lives fighting for human and earth rights around the world.

This exhibit honored 1000 children with cerebral palsy who were medically experimented on at Sonoma State Hospital in the 1950s.

The Philanthropy Workshop launched Spellbound at their evening gala, which featured an introduction by artist Tracy Ferron and an unforgettable performance by activist singer Sarah McLachlan

Life on Art was invited to be part of a coalition with California Prison Focus and No Justice Under Capitalism to produce a protest at San Quentin Prison, drawing attention to the state negligence that led to the then over 69 inmate deaths in California due to COVID 19.

In collaboration with Arts Unity Movement and therapist, Roberta Wentzel-Walter, Life on Earth Art offered 3-ft winged hearts for juvenile offenders as part of an art therapy program at the Margaret J. Kemp Camp youth services residential center in San Mateo.