Content categorized as Art

Looking for faces as the winds whistle,   calling us into dark places and the rains  that make you wonder if they   have taken cover,   relief… Read more »

Artist and vendor Patty Smith shares what love means to her in a poem.

The tramp tromps on freedom, joy and grace  And he does it with a wicked twist of his face  There is no fate in his gate … Read more »

Vendor/Artist Levester Green describes his perspective on the evolution of Street Sense Media.

Vendor/Artist Jennifer McLaughlin calls for unity among African-American activists.

Artist and vendor Evelyn Nnam gives her thoughts on Valentine’s Day.

A thought-provoking poem by artist and vendor Kedist Girma.

Laticia Brock’s poem about her views on homelessness.

Jet experiences illness and difficulty finding shelter, and is helped by a new friend with a connection to singer Sarah McLachlan.

Street Sense vendor Wendell Williams shares a touching story of his friend, Valerie.

Don’t tu feel al oon uor versis I made, who mayest lade

Attire skin-deep wriȝels ov sleep.

I found mesel’ all oon, by syd the line. You made yt mine

Street Sense vendor Michael Craig uses a boxing metaphor to teach us the importance of never giving up.

No matter what your sign, Street Sense vendor Angela Meeks as valuable advice for you.

Street Sense vendor Rashawn Bowser shares a poem about sadness.