As you look back through time, one of the things that helps you understand the culture and people of any given era is their art. It offers a glimpse into a moment in time – what was happening historically, how people viewed things, what types of innovations were taking place. That’s why the continued support of the arts is so important, and one of the ways to do that is to instill an appreciation for art in children.
Many children are enthusiastic about art and have the desire to express themselves through more than one medium. Not all children, however, have the same access to the arts and the resources to develop their own skills. In order to provide children with equal access to the arts, the Oklahoma Arts Council is offering a free after-school program in Tulsa. ArtCore Studios is an after-school program that teaches kids art through three different approaches: visual art, music, and video.
ArtCore Studios is geared toward creative students in middle and high school, who show a propensity and desire for art. The program teaches students about installation, video art, performance art, and music. Students are taught to think outside the box and create new ideas to incorporate into a final collaborative project.
The free after-school art program will have its orientation / brainstorming session this coming Sunday, February 1, at Living Arts, located at 307 E Brady in the Tulsa Brady Arts District. The orientation will be at 2pm, and after that, classes will be held every Tuesday and Thursday from 4:30pm to 6:30pm for 6 weeks.
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