Kids of Survival

Kids of Survival is an 87-minute documentary that chronicles three years of work within the South Bronx art and education group Tim Rollins + K.O.S. The film highlights the experiences of five teenage boys who use their artistic talents to confront personal challenges while contributing to significant works of art.

The documentary illustrates how the youths engage in a creative process that not only fosters personal growth but also connects them to broader cultural narratives. Their artwork has gained recognition and is displayed in major museums and collections worldwide, showcasing the impact of art in educational settings.

For collectors, this documentary is available on DVD, making it a tangible piece of art and education history. It appeals to those interested in documentaries that explore the transformative power of creativity and community engagement.