Artability Art Show & Sale 

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 30th Annual Artability Art Show & Sale 

 The 30th annual Artability Art Show & Sale will be held Friday, Oct. 25 and Saturday, Oct. 26 at Union Depot in Saint Paul, Minn. The Artability Art Show & Sale features hundreds of works by adult artists who self-identify as having a mental health diagnosis, giving them the opportunity to display and sell their artwork. Artists receive 75% of the income generated from the sale of their artwork, with the remaining 25% reinvested into the Artability workshop programming to continue fostering creativity and community wellness.

This year's Artability theme, "PLAY," invites everyone to embrace levity and joy through art. View and purchase hundreds of works of art, participate in interactive art projects, and experience the joy of "PLAY" with activities suitable for all ages. 

The show is free to attend and open to the public. 

https://peopleincorporated.org/artability/artability-art-show-sale/ 

About Artability

Artability, one of People Incorporated’s flagship programs, fosters creativity and provides a platform for artists to showcase their talents. Offering free workshops in Minneapolis and St. Paul, it provides a judgment-free space for people to explore their creativity, emphasizing self-expression, healing, personal growth, and fun. 

Artability workshops are accessible to all, regardless of experience or ability, and include art materials for shared use. Participants can paint, play, and learn together with guidance from a teaching artist, who is available to answer questions and provide feedback. https://peopleincorporated.org/artability/ 

About People Incorporated

Founded in 1969, People Incorporated operates on the belief that individuals living with mental illness should not be isolated or segregated but rather "incorporated" and supported within their chosen communities. As a nonprofit, community-based mental health provider, People Incorporated serves over 11,000 discrete clients annually, offering a range of programs for children, adults, and those experiencing homelessness. Learn more at www.peopleincorporated.org.