Canadian Artists for the Poor, Vulnerability and Sustainability

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Is making art just a luxurious hobby for the wealthy?

In this episode I sat down with Geraldine and Tarik from Canadian Artists for the Poor, to talk about the work the not-for-profit does to provide vulnerable artists with the resources and time to produce art. How can art improve life once the basic needs of food, water and shelter are taken care of?

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