These collaborators provide space for the work of Humanitou. In some cases, it is financial and promotional. In others it is physical space and mentoring. They are part of sustaining and growing Humanitou’s work. You can be too. Learn how you can Support Humanitou.
Humanitou continues its work, in part, with the support of the Cultural Office of the Pikes Peak Region and its cultural website PeakRadar.com.
“Humanitou is a stellar partner for telling deeper stories about the artists and creatives that live and work in our region.” Read more.
Humanitou was awarded a MicroGrant by the Pikes Peak Arts Council in August 2018. The MicroGrant helps to support exhibiting Humanitou photography. The Council also selected Humanitou as an ArtPOP artist in October 2019, further empowering Humanitou’s mission of collecting and sharing stories of humanness and creativity.
Root Center for Yoga and Sacred Studies in Colorado Springs provides Humanitou with ongoing space and opportunity to practice and teach yoga. Root offers spiritual practice (sadhana), mentoring, yoga therapy, nutrition therapy, and further spiritual support.
Humanitou frequently exhibits (as Adam Williams) in the First Amendment Gallery at the Manitou Art Center in Manitou Springs, CO. A solo show for Reverence photography is scheduled for September 2020 in the Hagnauer Gallery at the MAC.
Humanitou exhibits (as Adam Williams) at Kreuser Gallery in Colorado Springs, with group shows in 2019 and a solo photography show (Reverence) will be in April 2020. Kreuser Gallery’s mission is “to create and maintain a dynamic, independent forum providing a venue for established and up-and-coming local artists.”
Fare Bella Studio & Gallery in Manitou Springs represents a selection of Adam Williams’ Reverence: Portraits of Natures Mortes. Meet Fare Bella owner Patrice Filler via her Humanitou conversation. She also teaches watercolor painting classes regularly in her studio.