We Are Artistic

Where Every Artist Belongs

Welcome to our creative collective

We bring people of all abilities together to make art, build community, and use creativity as a tool for belonging and positive change.

Everyone is welcome!

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What is WAA?

We Are Artistic brings people of all abilities together to make art, celebrate identity, and strengthen community through creative expression and shared leadership. We regularly host DMV events and do virtual programming and more.

Join us in supporting and uplifting our creative community and creating a space for all abilities, get involved today:

Get Involved!

Four people stand in front of a white canopy tent with a “We Are Artistic” banner, smiling with arms outstretched at a street‑side community event.

Five people wearing matching “Best Buddies Friendship WALK 2023” shirts stand on a grassy area near the U.S. Capitol, holding a sign that reads “WE ARE Artistic for inclusion!!!”

Five people stand under a white canopy tent at an outdoor event, smiling and holding colorful handmade cards, with art supplies spread across the table in front of them.

Three people sit under a canopy tent at an outdoor event, smiling and holding handmade cards, including one with a sun drawing and another reading “YOU ARE PAW SOME!”

Nine people gather around a table outdoors, holding handmade cards with encouraging messages and drawings during a community art activity.

Two people pose for a selfie in front of the E. Barrett Prettyman United States Courthouse, one wearing colorful makeup and large pink pom‑pom earrings, the other smiling with glasses.

Five people sit around an outdoor table covered with markers, paper, and art supplies, focused on creating crafts while cars and a bus pass in the background.

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