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First time participant wins Art is …
First time participant wins Art is Ageless® best in show
David Mai had heard about, and even attended, an Art is Ageless® exhibit in the past, but it wasn’t until just recently that he ever considered en ...
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Aberdeen Village Announces Art is Ageless® Winners
Aberdeen Village recently announced the 2022 winners of the annual Art is Ageless® juried competition on the community Facebook page. “We a ...
Farmington Presbyterian Manor announces Art is …
Farmington Presbyterian Manor announces Art is Ageless® winners
Farmington Presbyterian Manor recently announced the 2022 winners of the annual Art is Ageless® juried competition on the community Facebook page. ...
Art is Ageless® quilter and Presbyterian …
Art is Ageless® quilter and Presbyterian Manor resident featured on TV
KTWU, Topeka’s PBS affiliate, recently put together a segment about Peggy Shrewsbury and her award-winning quilts. She was interviewed in her apar ...

Enter the Competition
Are you an artist age 65 or older? You can enter the Art is Ageless competition at one of our 17 campuses.

View Calendars
Preview the 2022 Art is Ageless calendar, and view recent masterpiece level winners featured in Art is Ageless calendars.

Send an E-card
Send an Art is Ageless E-card to a friend or loved one. Cards feature winning art from the Art is Ageless competition.
The benefits of Art is Ageless ...

Joey Giblin, Newton Presbyterian Manor
The creative process increases self-esteem, reduces depression, improves memory, promotes critical thinking, encourages playfulness, provides a sense of control, nurtures spirituality, and builds friendships between residents and people outside their generation.
In 2006, a study by George Washington University on behalf of the National Endowment for the Arts, found that the arts have a positive effect on health and illness as we age. Current studies in art therapy, music therapy and other creative pursuits confirm that art can affect individuals in positive ways, whether they are creating art or enjoying the works of another.
Encouraging older adults to take up the arts and express themselves is a natural fit for PMMA’s philosophy of empowering older adults to live the way they want to live.
Through the Art is Ageless program, residents and friends of Presbyterian Manors of Mid-America are proving that art, in any form, is an ageless ambition.