Each month, the ADAMHS Board of Cuyahoga County exhibits artworks in a virtual and in-person program that is open to the public. The Art Display Program showcases client artwork, highlights provider agencies, recognizes the benefits of art therapy and celebrates the recovery community. The art pieces, done in a variety of mediums, are available on the ADAMHS Board website for public viewing. The artwork is also available for in-person viewing during the ADAMHS Board’s Board of Directors meeting, July 27, from 4p-5:30p. All art displays are archived on the ADAMHS Board website so they can be enjoyed even after the display month is over.

In July, FrontLine Service, an organization that the ADAMHS Board supports, will have various artworks exhibited in the program. FrontLine offers free art workshops to clients who have experienced homelessness, crisis, trauma, mental health issues, and incarceration. Led by local artist Guy-Vincent, the workshops bring resilience, healing, and community to vulnerable individuals who would not typically be able to experience the joy of art. The exhibit will feature art created by clients who have participated in the workshops.