
It’s Okay to Fall
A campus-wide mental health art initiative built around one collective artwork that everyone adds to, because it’s okay to stumble and no one should have to get back up alone.
Events & projects
What we’re working on now, what’s coming up, and what we’ve done.

A campus-wide mental health art initiative built around one collective artwork that everyone adds to, because it’s okay to stumble and no one should have to get back up alone.

Helping feed hungry kids in Jacksonville, Florida. Our flyers and signage help the pantry reach more families, and our new grant writing team is working to keep its shelves full.
Markets where student artists sell their work to real buyers, every medium welcome. Next up: the Hallo-Eve Art Mart on the Main Quad, October 30, 10am to 3pm.

A biweekly series exploring the creative minds behind influential ideas, brands, and cultural movements. Discover the strategies behind their work and the lessons we can apply to our own.

Art that keeps the planet in view all year, not just one day. What started as a contest with Visionary Arts grew into a movement across the United States and Europe.

NOV
10
A campus-wide mental health art initiative built around one collective artwork, across a row of tall display boards, that everyone adds to throughout the day. All drawing materials provided.
Dates appear here once they’re confirmed.

Relaxed nights to make something, meet members, and hear what projects are coming up. A good first event if you are new.

APR
17
Our Earth Day art contest with Visionary Arts, exhibited on campus April 18 and 19. Every submission is still on view in the online gallery.

We tabled on the Main Quad to meet new students and talk about what we do.

A paper crafts social. An easy way to meet members and make something together.

A sticker sale outside the Illini Union to raise money for the club.