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ArtHome’s mission is to help artists build assets
and equity through financial literacy, homeownership, self-sufficiency and the responsible use of credit.
By partnering with key community organizations
and stakeholders, ArtHome is committed to strengthening the cultural vitality indigenous
to our neighborhoods and growing the resources, not just of artists, but also of our peer community development organizations, our neighborhoods
and our neighbors.
ArtHome looks to activate existing asset building programs and to create new resources to assist artists to create personal solvency through: homeownership, foreclosure prevention, business start-up, personal savings, access to credit and financial literacy.
 ArtHome Founder Esther Robinson featured on UrbanOmnibus.
 ArtHome founder to speak to Kansas City Artists about personal finance and homeownershipTuesday, June 29th, from 5:30 to 7:00 p.m. at the The Unicorn Theatre, 3828 Main Street, Kansas City, MO
 CreativeMoney artist's Debt and Credit curriculum currently available through The Lower Manhattan Cultural Council's Artists Summer Institute.
CreativeMoney artist's Home-buying Curriculum currently available through The Lower Manhattan Cultural Council's BFA: Basic Finance for Artists program.
Filmmaker Magazine: Better Living through Filmmaking, Big Art, Little Debt Plan, A Filmmakers Glamorous Life and What if the Gods Take Away Your Credit? Esther Robinson.
NYFA Current: Looking Debt in the Eye by Esther Robinson.
Cultural Innovation Grant received from The Rockefeller Foundation to support The Artist Peer Loan Program with Project Enterprise.
 ArtHome founder to speak on Grantmakers in The Arts Panel "Creating Opportunity for Artists in Lean Times" October 21, 2009 8:30-10am.
 ArtHome Founder Esther Robinson one of "6 Visionaries" gave opening remarks at the Prelude Performance Festival, September 30th 2009.
 ArtHome founder Esther Robinson presented "Working the Numbers for Residential and Small Spaces", Sept 17th 2009.
CreativeMoney artist's home-buying curriculum currently available through The Lower Manhattan Cultural Council's BFA: Basic Finance for Artists program.
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