Join us May 2-4, 2023, as Arizona teaching artists and arts organizations showcase the innovative work taking place across Arizona’s arts learning sector.
Posts Tagged: Professional Development/Education
The Intersection of Fashion, Art and Business!
Join us for a discussion focused on helping artists and other creatives better understand the connections between fine art, fashion and design. Panelists will share practical advice and strategies creative entrepreneurs need to succeed within the industry.
ASU-LACMA Master’s Fellowship in Art History
The ASU-LACMA Master’s Fellowship in Art History offers a three-year degree program that pairs rigorous academic instruction through traditional masters-level coursework with on-the-job work experience. In this program, fellows explore key issues around expanding the canon of art history for the future of museums. The fellowship allows staff already working at a participating museum to… Read more »
Creative Self-Care for Teaching Artists
Devised by Childsplay in partnership with Valle Del Sol, a local mental health provider, this 5-part series is geared toward helping teaching artists understand what is happening to them mentally and physically, learn tools for addressing their stress and anxiety, and build community with other teaching artists through creative activities.
Ignite: Business & Nonprofits | Pima County Public Library
IGNITE: Services for Businesses and Nonprofits at Pima County Public Library Pima County Public Library offers services for businesses and nonprofits. Visit IGNITE for access to the Library’s free online resources and collections that will help your nonprofit succeed. See website for listing of boot camp sessions and workshops.
Peer-to-Peer Webinars for BIPOC Teaching Artists, Arts Educators
This winter, the Arizona Commission on the Arts will present 4 webinars for BIPOC teaching artists interested in exchanging best practices. Teaching artist Sharah Nieto will facilitate four sessions specific to different age groups and disciplines. This is a great opportunity to connect with peers in your area of expertise, ask questions, share ideas and build community.
In Person + Virtual Classes and Workshops | Shemer Art Center
The Shemer Art Center offers in person and virtual classes and workshops for adults and youth in various media. Due to social distancing, space is limited. Youth classes at the Shemer Art Center offer creative learning opportunities for young artists ages 6 – 17, after school, during school breaks, and over the summer.
Adult + Youth Online Classes | The Drawing Studio
We invite you to explore The Drawing Studio classes and workshops and discover if there’s something right for you. We provide instruction in a variety of mediums: not only drawing. You can study painting, printmaking, collage, sculpture, cartooning, and more from our exceptional teaching artists. Courses are designed for all ages and skill levels, with curriculum and projects specific to youth (ages 6-17) and… Read more »
Summer Programs | Haystack Mountain School of Crafts
The Haystack Mountain School of Crafts is an international craft school located on the Atlantic Ocean in Deer Isle, Maine. Founded in 1950 as a research and studio program in the arts, Haystack offers one and two-week studio workshops to participants of all skill levels as well as the two-week, Open Studio Residency program, exhibitions,… Read more »
Toolkit for Artists + Admins | Creative Alternatives to in-person arts-based activities
Forecast launches toolkit on creative alternatives to in-person arts-based activities, for artists and administrators Artists and communities need the transformational power of creativity now more than ever. Forecast recognizes the economic crises facing artists during this pandemic and we want to provide guidance on how to keep arts projects active and moving forward, even as… Read more »
