Soul Arts Foundation, Inc.
The Collegian Full Story Click Here
December 5, 2007
Through the world of art, one student is making a difference in the lives of children—by helping them heal one paintbrush at a time.
SE student Jan Stumbo is a self-taught artist and the founder of the Soul Art Project, a non-profit organization that allows children in shelters to deal with their emotions using crayons, paint, scissors and glue.
With the Christmas holidays approaching, Stumbo is currently sponsoring a drive through which she hopes to send art supplies to 100 sheltering agencies. A collection box for will be set up outside the student activities office on SE Campus.
****************************************************************** June 29, 2007 Artist Jan Stumbo said she started "The Soul Art Project," taking her art supplies to disaster scenes and holding impromptu art lessons to help children cope, after Hurricane Katrina. She said she plans to showcase the art created in the shelters in a series of exhibits.
Weatherford Democrat Full Story Click Here
July 3, 2007
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Associated Press Texas News Full Story Click Here
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AMS Explores the Art of Living Full Story Click Here
AMS Production Group recently wrapped a 26-week series of 30 minute episodes, The Art of Living Gallery, exploring the healing effects that accompany the creative process – both art and music. The series was produced for the Veria network, a subsidiary of Zee TV, whose programming focuses entirely on healthy living and wellness.