In September of 2011, Art From the Streets won Best Documentary at the American Artist Film Festival.
Art From the Streets was screened at the Texas Art Education Association annual convention on November 12, 2010. The TAEA 2010 Fall Conference took place at the Austin Convention Center in Austin, TX. The TAEA Conference is the largest and most heavily attended art education conference in the country.
Art From the Streets won Best Concept and Honorable Mention Best Documentary at the .
On August 2, 2009, Art From the Streets won the Jury Award for Best Film at the . This festival is specifically for "cause driven" films. For winning this award, all of the proceeds from the festival will go to the subject of the film, the outstanding art program for the homeless, Art From the Streets. Click here to see the interview with Layton during the festival:
Art From the Streets will be screened at the annual convention in Cleveland November 19-23, 2008.
has been invited to show Art From the Streets and participate in a continuing education conference at the University of Oklahoma called "Bringing Home the Arts to the Homeless- Programs That Work". The conference will be conducted by the Department of Human Relations and School of Art on November 19, 2007.
interviewed with in Retro Life Magazine.
featured in Vue Weekly, "ARTFUL DOCS EXPLORE THE LIVES OF ARTISTS." Read the full article by clicking .
will presenting the film at the in Dallas on Sept. 6, 2007. -- posted July 13, 2007
NOW AVAILABLE THROUGH -- posted April 30, 2007
documentary Art From the Streets was featured in the newsletter in an article written by Maya Sommerlatte.
Art From the Streets was featured on the Emmy award winning TV show. For the show, Producer/Director , was interviewed and excerpts from the film were shown as part of a story about the program Art From the Streets. The KLRU show features stories about people, places, and events associated with downtown Austin.
Director and Art From the Streets were also featured in Screen Magazine on June 23, 2006, in an article by Rob Buikema.