We are committed to providing creative, inclusive, and meaningful visual art programs and experiences to under-resourced schools, social service agencies, and those with disabilities. Since our first accessible art program held in 1965, we have encouraged thousands of individuals to explore their imagination and creativity.
Main Line Art Center is committed to providing access to art experiences for adults & children with developmental and physical disabilities and marginalized communities.
Our Community Arts programs are essential in our effort to provide art for everyone. Programs are funded through grants, foundations and the philanthropy of our home community. Please consider making a contribution today to help us continue fostering creative expression for years to come.
If you are interested in partnering with us, please contact Ariel Edwards, Co-Executive Director, at aedwards@mainlineart.org.
Main Line Art Center’s Residency for Artists with Disabilities provides local, emerging artists with space to work, mentorship, resources to create original artwork, and a public space to exhibit their artwork.
