On a Positive Note: Wantagh art students perform random acts of creativity in their community
The students made art pieces at home or school, brought it to a park or public area and then left it with a note that said "free art" for anyone to take.
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Apr 1, 2021, 2:43 AM
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Updated 1,441 days ago
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614ds agoThere may be no better way to spread joy than through random acts of kindness. Some art students in Wantagh are make sure to do their part.
The students made art pieces at home or school, brought it to a park or public area and then left it with a note that said "free art" for anyone to take.
They say it's nice to use their creativity to make a positive impact and surprise someone.
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