Urban Bright Arts-in-Education Program

Art House's award winning Urban Bright Arts-in-Education Program provides students with meaningful, hands-on arts opportunities and exposure to artists, methods, and materials throughout the school year to which they would otherwise not be exposed. This, in turn, helps to promote critical thinking and improve communication skills as well as students' ability to participate in teamwork settings.

Here are examples of students’ feedback on what the Urban Bright program means in their lives:

“I like Art House because art takes me to a new place and art will take me to college.”

“I love to enamel. It lets me tell my feelings in art, not (emphasis hers) in words or physically. I just wish I could come here every day.”

“This is very fun and I want to do it again. It inspires me to do my very best.”

“I love Art House. I love to draw and I can express my creativity here.”

To learn how your school can get involved with the Urban Bright Arts-in-Eduaction Program please contact Art House at 216-398-8556 or aschorgl@arthouseinc.org

StudioGo

Art House’s StudioGo program offers fee-for-service workshops and classes to groups, organizations, schools and other agencies interested in providing art programming for the population they serve. Our programming includes field trips, short term and long term art programs, and festival activities.

Examples of short-term (one day workshop)

• Drum Making and Demonstration
• Clay and Ceramics
• Mobile Making

Examples of long-term (multiple day classes)

• Enameling with local artist Craig Sullivan
• Parade the Circle costuming and prop making with visiting artist Wendy Mahon
• Printmaking techniques with local artist Jennifer Craun

StudioGo

Art House’s StudioGo program offers fee-for-service workshops and classes to groups, organizations, schools and other agencies interested in providing art programming for the population they serve. Our programming includes field trips, short term and long term art programs, and festival activities.

Examples of short-term (one day workshop)

• Drum Making and Demonstration
• Clay and Ceramics
• Mobile Making

Examples of long-term (multiple day classes)

• Enameling with local artist Craig Sullivan
• Parade the Circle costuming and prop making with visiting artist Wendy Mahon
• Printmaking techniques with local artist Jennifer Craun
  

Examples of Field Trips

• Group rates for Saturday Family Open Studio
• Local gallery and exhibition tours
• Hands on demonstrations with local artists

To learn how your school, group or organization can get involved with StudioGo please contact Art House's Program Coordinator, aschorgl@arthouseinc.org.

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