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• Comment: Just summarizes the routine activities of this facility, not significant coverage in independent reliable sources. If this is notable as a residency and exhibition space, there needs to be sources summarized that primarily discuss what exactly is notable about it, such as its particular importance or influence. 331dot (talk) 14:52, 22 May 2026 (UTC)

ATNSC: Center for Healing and Creative Leadership (often abbreviated to ATNSC) is an artist residency and exhibition space in Cleveland, Ohio, with a focus on Black and Indigenous artists.^{[1] [2]} ATNSC was founded in 2018^[3] and opened its physical space in 2020.

ATNSC, founded by M. Carmen Lane, is named for Ataensic (“Sky Woman”), the mother goddess and central figure in the creation story of the Haundenosaunee.^[2]

ATNSC occupies a former family home on a residential street in the Buckeye-Shaker neighborhood of Cleveland.^[4] Completed in 1915, the building first housed a recently migrated Hungarian family and was part of a large Hungarian neighborhood. Following the tail end of white flight from Buckeye-Shaker, African-American families lived in the home in the 1990s and 2000s. The home's ownership was transferred to the Cuyahoga Land Bank in the early 2010s. In 2017, Lane received a grant from the Cuyahoga Land Bank to renovate the property.^[5] ATNSC opened its physical space in the home in November 2020.

ATNSC's permanent collection includes works by local artists and former residents, such as Mildred Beltre, İeva Saudargaitė Daouhi, Amos Paul Kennedy Jr., John LaFord, Ronald Meaux, Michael Rakowitz, and the Reverend Albert Wagner.

ATNSC hosts art exhibitions in the Akhsó Gallery.^[6] Additionally, ATNSC hosts multiple artistic residencies throughout the year, sometimes in partnership with the Morgan Conservatory.^[7][8]