Giving Back
Expansion to Frisco
Following immense success in different communities in the DFW area, UnboundEd Art expanded their reach by sending out artwork to the city of Frisco. The trash bins fit right in with the Christmas holiday decor set up in the artistically rich city. The cans are on showcase at Frisco’s Heritage Museum, which offers various historical exhibitions.
Donation to Aviano
After great team efforts, the first holiday-themed productions from Unbounded Art Phoenix Chapter just finished in time for the holiday season. Today, two trash bins were donated to the Aviano Community’s Candy Cane Lane event. They will be on display at the community clubhouse through the holiday season, bringing art to a large local community’s holiday celebration.
On Preston Hollow Advocate
After UnboundEd Art’s trash bin project garnered widespread attention in the Dallas area, Preston Hollow Advocate reached out to interview the organization's staff, featuring their cause and backstory in the newspaper. The founders were excited to share their story and vision of a greater future for the artistic citizens of Dallas. For more details, visit this URL.
Museum Tour at UTD
The Crow Museum of Asian Art at UTD holds some of the world’s finest treasures and relics of history. UnboundEd Art led a tour of its collection of priceless jade and other artistic artifacts. The invaluable artistry of these antiquities are on showcase for all to observe, and UnboundEd Art members compiled and researched historical details of individual pieces.
Phoenix Chapter Launched
UnboundEd Art launches its second chapter, classifying the organization as a nationwide campaign to bring the arts to all. With its own leadership, the Phoenix Chapter operates throughout the entire metroplex area, faithfully serving the city with the aim of aiding the community further and inspiring the next generation.
A Jolly Season Followup
After an inflow of acknowledgment and appreciation from the citizens of Irving, UnboundEd Art agreed to send in special Christmas-themed trash bins to the city to bring the jolly season into art. The art team has been hard at work designing and painting these new pieces, and UnboundEd Art hopes to bring happiness to all across DFW.
Bins in the Community
The painted bins have recently garnered attention in the Irving community and are a common sight in the park, especially during music nights and other evening performances, where they serve both as waste management for the planet and as artistic masterpieces for all to enjoy and appreciate. Soon, for Christmas, new bins will come out in a jolly theme.
Art Bins in Irving
Artistic youth recently painted many trash bins with famous artworks on them, in hopes of inspiring people to find their craft and realize that even the simplest of items, and even the most commonly used ones, can contain a beauty that showcases their inner uniqueness and craft. These bins were placed in Heritage Park in the city of Irving, where the community can enjoy.
Flaming June
With a special exhibit on display, UnboundEd Art hosted an art-analysis tour and discussion featuring prominent art from a bygone era. Diving deep into the story of each artwork, there is much to be learned. From the legendary Bourbon family in continental Europe to the rise of classicism during a time of dying romanticism, such topics were highlights.
Legacy of Vesuvius
UnboundEd Art led a tour, aided by both 2D and 3D visuals, in the one-of-a-kind Legacy of Vesuvius exhibit at the Meadows Museum at SMU. With extensive knowledge in both Roman history and artistic neoclassicism, UnboundEd Art helped fellow students in the Dallas area achieve a deeper level of understanding in art history not taught elsewhere.
United Nations Art Award
UnboundEd Art submitted artwork to a United Nations international forum and won the “Outstanding Artwork Award” at the meeting. The conference concerned women’s leadership and children’s autism. The submitted painting symbolized unity and the belief that all people could achieve greatness, a theme echoed by the meeting itself and our organization.
World Refugee Day
In light of World Refugee Day, UnboundEd Art set up a booth with various art and crafts supplies for refugees from the Middle East to discover. UnboundEd Art also brought along professional art instructors for guidance. In addition to guided art explorations, UnboundEd Art also performed classical chamber music and piano solo pieces which inspired the youth.
Happy Feet Murals
Inspiring and aiding young high-school entrepreneurs, UnboundEd Art painted murals for a brand-new business startup in north Dallas. These opportunities allow for greater awareness for youth artistry and encourages future artists to hone their skills. UnboundEd Art supports all forms of youth brilliance and inspiration, whether art-related or not.
Mental Health Showcase
We submitted various paintings to showcase in support of mental health. Mental health is an important subject that is unfortunately not discussed enough in middle schools and high schools. Art is often a way for distressed students to unplug and find a new passion, and UnboundEd Art embodies this connection by showcasing expressive individuality.
From Trash to Treasure
“One man’s trash is another man’s treasure.” UnboundEd Art believes that the beauty of art can be found in anyone and anything, even in the simple trash can. Along with our dedication to preserving the planet from littering, we created many hand-painted trash cans for donation to various public schools and local communities to foster a sense of love for the planet and humanity.
Filming for Awareness
UnboundEd Art screenwrote, directed, managed, and produced a film aiding ACAESUSA, an organization dedicated to raising awareness and providing both resources and opportunities for Asian Americans. We traveled internationally for filming. UnboundEd Art creates in various media to aid other organizations which fight for the equality and equity.
Art Display In Library
UnboundEd Art believes that the barrier between “artistic” people and “non-artistic” people should be broken, as there is no such existence of the latter. To foster a sense of inspiration from a very young age, UnboundEd Art sent two art pieces for display in the kids’ section at the University Park Public Library. We hope that the paintings encourage the next generation of artists.