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ArtLifting

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About

ArtLifting is a Boston-founded public benefit corporation committed to building financial resilience for artists with disabilities and those experiencing housing insecurity. Since its launch the platform has generated tens of millions of dollars in sales and royalties, placing artwork in corporate offices, financial centers, and public spaces across the United States.

What It Does

ArtLifting curates and sells art prints, original works, murals, wallcoverings, and custom commissions for corporate clients, with artists earning 55% of every sale. Partners such as Bank of America (2,000+ branches nationwide) and Amazon source curated collections through the platform, and a dedicated grant program supports emerging disabled artists.

Who It Helps

Adult visual artists with physical, psychiatric, and intellectual or developmental disabilities who face systemic barriers to participation in the commercial art market, and organizations seeking to source art that creates direct economic opportunity for disabled creators.

Who it helps

physical
psychiatric
intellectual-developmental

Details

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Cost
Free
Age groups
  • Adult (26+)

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