
The Villaneuva Sisters
Reno Tahoe International International Airport
October 2007
Historically, the obstacles preventing artistic talent from coming forth to be recognized have mainly been the expenses, art politics and commercial requirements of exhibits. The National Arts Program
® has absolutely proved there is another way.
We offer an uninhibited opportunity, free, for all people to bring forth their talents - at whatever level - amateur, intermediate, professional, or youth, to public exhibitions without charge or vetting. We know and see each year that this forum for showcasing individual talent gives each participant a sense of self worth, increased self confidence and a more positive attitude in life.
For 26 years now The National Arts Program
® has held annual exhibits featuring the art works of employees and their families in more than 450 large and small cities, counties and organizations. What we have found each year is an extraordinary exhibit of artistic talent from "the people". It is truly the indigenous art of America!

Banner with Best of Show
Childrens Hospital of Detroit
Works on Paper
Detroit, Michigan 2007
We are now producing "people's art" at a rate of some 20,000 pieces a year. All these paintings, sculpture, photography, and crafts have been exhibited for the public to see. This has been an immense public relations bonus for the cities, counties and commercial entities as it shows the public a side of these employees they would never see.
We now have steady growth, actually a rolling momentum, with 82 annual venues within 43 states and the District of Columbia. Last year we broadened our reach to include employees and families of hospitals and airports and expect these two groups to expand significantly.
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