Art180

Contact

Mailing Address

ART 180
0 E. 4th St
Studio 1
Richmond, VA 23224

Phone

804-233-4180

Art 180 Staff

Marlene Paul, Executive Director — marlene@art180.org
Nisha Singh Grant, Development Manager — nisha@art180.org
Betsy Kelly, Program Manager — betsy@art180.org
Michael Guedri, Program and Volunteer Coordinator - michael@art180.org
Sue Wimmett, Accounting Assistant — sue@art180.org
Karen Wolfe, Administrative Assistant — karen@art180.org

Our values

We Believe in
Young People

Each young person is a valuable part of our community. We promise to offer a supportive and nurturing environment, which allows our young people an opportunity to bring into being the beauty that exists within their creative spirits.

We Believe in
Creative Expression

Everyone will be free to be an artist who can give birth to a masterpiece, because we recognize that innovation is the heartbeat of growth.

We Believe in
Communication

We seek to provoke ideas and stimulate conversation that encourages self-awareness and expression of diverse perspectives, remove barriers of fear, create a better understanding of humanity, and illuminate hope.

We Believe in
Compassion

We advocate kindness to heal division and resolve conflicts, because everyone has a right to be heard, to experience love, and to be treated with dignity and mutual respect.

We Believe in
Community

We value the importance of collaborative relationships, which celebrate diversity. We recognize that by sharing together we're capable of making even greater creative contributions that can enhance the well-being and quality of life for the whole.

We Believe in
Change

We embrace change as a gift that empowers young people to transform our world through creative expression. It provides opportunities to be passionately engaged in a natural process of learning, challenging complacency and discovering opportunities to live a meaningful life.

ART 180 | 0 E. 4th St, Studio 1, Richmond, VA 23224 | 804-233-4180 | 180@art180.org
Website design The Hatchery! | Illustrations by Michael Guedri