Artists help each other with their work and offer workshops to the community.
Donated supplies allow creative expression to those with little or no money. Since then, the Gallery has increasingly become a space where preconceived notions of what it means to be poor and homeless are regularly challenged, and where the artists who use the space have taken responsibility for its operation. The new paint job and rearrangement of art displays are only the surface. What lays beneath the new sense of order is a fledgling creative community sustained by nothing less than a supreme faith in human potential. Both have come to the Gallery by way of their own nightmares, and have found there a space where dreams of community are realized.