15 years of
THE BEAUTIFUL PROJECT
Creating art and finding beauty in communities worldwide
About the Beautiful Project
Borne out of her passion for creating art and desire to share that joy with others, artist Pamela Sukhum, launched the Beautiful Project in early 2006 and has since worked to inspire and empower communities world-wide through the vehicle of art. The Beautiful Project has worked closely with communities in 8 countries across the globe and over 20 cities in the United States–using art as a means of bringing people together and as a healing and self-empowering force in their lives.
Please know that every sale of Pamela's artwork helps to support
Beautiful Projects around the world.
Safe Passage
Pikpa Refugee Camp
Lesvos, Greece
An intimate glimpse into
just one of our
Beautiful Projects...
How We Serve
Community Mural Projects
We've worked with communities in the U.S. and worldwide creating large scale community murals as a means of bringing diverse people together with the common goal of creating beauty.
Read about the latest Tree of Life Community Mural Project in New Brighton, MN here.
Educational Sponsorships
For the past 10 years the Beautiful Project has also provided educational sponsorships. See some of our success stories here.
Refugee Camp Empowerment and Healing Projects
We've worked the United Nations and with communities in refugee camps in 5 countries using art as a means of healing and
self-empowerment.
Big Brothers
Big Sisters
We've worked with partner galleries and Big Brothers Big Sisters to create special paintings events with mentors and mentees in 10 cities across the U.S.
The Beautiful Project Worldwide
The Beautiful Project has worked closely with communities in 8 countries across the globe and over 20 cities in the United States.
Beautiful Project Photo Gallery
Kassanda Secondary School, Mubende, Uganda
Pikpa Refugee Camp, Lesvos, Greece
Las Vegas Big Brothers Big Sisters, Las Vegas, NV
Boston Big Brothers Big Sisters, Boston, MA
Nablus Mural Project, West Bank
Minneapolis Big Brothers Big Sisters, U.S.A. multi-city
Nicaragua School and Mural Project, El Manzano Uno, Nicaragua
Spring Manor Senior Housing, Minneapolis, MN
Sartell High School, Sartell, MN
Gaga Refugee Camp, Chad, Africa
Gigi’s Playhouse, Atlanta, GA
McKinley Community Center, Minneapolis, MN
Gonje Refugee Camp, Chad, Africa
Rakai District, Rakai, Uganda (Educational Fund)
Ways to Support
The Beautiful Project, started in 2006 by Pamela Sukhum, is a
registered 501c3 non-profit organization. All donations are tax-deductible.
Photo Gallery
 Tree of Life Mural Project, MN, U.S.A. |  Big Brothers Big Sisters Painting Day - Mandarin Oriental Hotel, Las Vegas |  Educational Fund - Rakai, Uganda |
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 Lesvos, GreecePippa Refugee Camp Mural Project with One Voice |  Al Aqaba Mural Project - Al Aqaba, West Bank, Palestine |  Water tank mural - Kassanda, Mubende, Uganda |
 Gigi's Playhouse Center for Children with Down's Syndrome - Atlanta Georgia |  _DSC6904 |  Tree of Life Mural Project, MN, U.S.A. |
 Las Vegas, NevadaBig Brothers Big Sisters Painting Day with mentors and mentees |  Tree of Life Mural Project, MN, U.S.A. |  Pikpa Refugee Camp Mural Project -Lesvos, Greece |
 Tree of Life Mural Project, MN, U.S.A. |  El Manzano Uno, NicarguaNicaragua Community Arts Project |  Murals Worldwide |
 Water Is Life Project, Uganda |  Rural Arts Project, El Manzano Uno, Nicaragua |  Big Brothers Big Sisters Art Day - Boston, Massachusettswith Congresswoman Katherine Clarke |
 Mural Project |  Community Arts Project - Nicaragua |  Gaga Refugee Camp Arts Expression and Healing Program, Chad Africa |
 Tree of Life Mural Project, MN, U.S.A. |  Mural work |  McKinley Community Center after-school program - Minneapolis, Minnesota |
 Artventures |  CGonje Refugee Camp Expression and Healing Arts Project - Chad, Africa |  Spring Manor Seniors' Home Project - Minneapolis, MN |
 School Arts Project - Nicaragua |  Tree of Life Mural Project, MN, U.S.A. |  Healing Arts - Gaga Refugee Camp, Chad, Africa |
 High school mural project - Nicaragua |
Beauty in the Broken Places
An interview with Pamela
Read full article here
