Our Mission Inverted Arts works to empower disadvantaged youth by helping them discover their creative voices. Where many see only problems that need to be fixed, we see young people who are made in the image of God with creative potential just waiting to … Continued
Can you believe it!? Inverted Arts is celebrating FIVE YEARS! A lot has happened since we launched in September 2010 and you can see some of the amazing creativity, stories, relationships and results below! To all the youth we’ve had … Continued
A spoken word project from video interns Tynisha and Sahur in partnership with East Side Neighborhood Services.
We are excited to introduce you to our very first scholarship recipient in the Dominican Republic, Adriel Charles Santos. Adriel is a talented song-writer and musician who has worked with us in the past, and recently served as an … Continued
This past week we had the pleasure of working with 15 talented youth from Mundo De Fe Church in Santo Domingo in the Dominican Republic. The students created an original short film called “Los 10 Mandamientos” (The Ten Commandments). They … Continued
We are extremely excited to be heading back to Santo Domingo in the Dominican Republic to lead our fourth annual Art Camp there, August 3-8. And the excitement is high for many reasons. We are excited to be with our … Continued
What a fantastic night at the Hope Art Exploration Showcase 2015 on July 1st. Over 200 family and friends gathered to cheer on Hope middle school students who performed and presented their creative masterpieces in Visual Art, Photography, Music, Video … Continued
Enjoy some photos from our fifth annual Art Exploration Program at Hope Academy. Photos by Hope Intern Cailin Germo and Aritst Mentor Sarah Ascanio This activity is made possible by the voters of Minnesota through a grant from the Metropolitan … Continued
You are invited to the Inverted Arts Exploration Community Showcase Celebration at the Hope Academy Chapel Wednesday, July 1st at 7pm in the Hope Academy Chapel. Be ready to be amazed by 65 middle school students and 10 high school … Continued
