Art for All organization was started as a collaborative project, initiated by the Faculty of Fine and Applied Arts at Chulalongkorn University, ESCAP and National Culture Commission, organizing and sponsoring many art-related activities such as youth camps, educational forums, exhibition, publications and research.

The mission of the organization is to use art as a media/ educational tool for developing skills and talents of handicapped and non-handicapped individual.

Committed to the belief that no one is born perfect and despite our limitations, we all have a contribution to make, Professor Dr. Channarong Pornrungroj, the Dean of the Faculty of Fine and Applied Arts at Chulalongkorn University initiated an art program for disabled children in 1997.

It has evolved into the Art for All Foundation. Art for All uses art as a vehicle for developing the skills and talents of both disabled and nondisabled individuals. Teachers with gifted and average children, along with the blind, deaf and physically or mentally impaired all take part in a diverse set of activities. They range from musical, visual and mixed media, dance, drama to literature experiences. It is through this variety of activities that they learn about cooperative teamwork, society, the creative process and themselves.

The Art for All Foundation promotes humanitarian values and does not discriminate on the basis of gender, race or religion.

Art for All volunteers with gifted and average children along with the blind, deaf and physically or mentally impaired all take part in a diverse range of activities. They range from musical, visual and mixed media, dance, drama to literature experiences. It is through these variety of activities that they learn about cooperative teamwork, life skills, the creative process and themselves. Since its inception, Art for All has expanded its offerings with current programs for international, hilltribe youths and prison inmate participants.

Target Groups
The Art for All Foundation focuses on any underprivileged segment of the population that endures less opportunities or access to society’s resources. Currently, it offers programs for average and gifted children,children with any type of disability, seniors, hilltribe youths, prison inmates, teachers, art instructors and other educators whom work with disabled children both in Thailand and abroad.