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The
Community Arts Training Program (CATP)
reaches out to the community at large through a variety of initiatives
including:
Internships:
We offer internships through our Artist Facilitator in-Training
Program. These 13 week internships match emerging and established
artists. Through this program we teach participants about planning, production,
evaluation and re-development of community based projects.
Walk
Up Art Stations: One hour to all day mobile art workshops
for all ages. Our stations are designed to suit the specifications of
your event, and are fun and affordable. Workshops include: Unlocking
Creativity, Group Murals, Painting, Wax Art, Jewelry, Found Objects, Book
Making, Print Making, Watercolor and much more. Perfect for parties
and festivals!
Mural
Tours: We are available for docent guided mural tours
for individuals and groups. The full mural tour includes over 25 stops
to see numerous local murals and works of public art. We do mural tours
each spring for $10 a person. (See Calendar)
Group Tours: $500. (includes 1 bus, snacks and docent)
With Your Own Transportation: $200. (includes docent)
Youth
Arts Training Program (YATP): The YATP offers fine art
classes,
workshops and events involving arts education, training and development.
Click here to see the current schedule. We offer
special workshops for adults and
families throughout the year taught by and Visiting Artist Facilitators
from
throughout the world.
Lectures:
(See Calendar)
Exhibitions:
(See Calendar)
Comments
from TAB Participants:
"My daughters
have enjoyed art classes with TAB over the last two years and have greatly
gained in their art appreciation and artistic ability. The instruction
style is unique in that each class features an artist who specializes
in that field. This is not your "draw a picture in the style of
Matisse" kinda class."
- parent
of YATP participant
"Our kids have been attending the Art Brigade since September of
2001, it's no secret they love the program. Your team has provided an
invaluable experience for our children."
- parent
of YATP participant
"This has been the highlight of our time (visiting) in Tucson”
- parent
of YATP participant
"TAB is like a needle in a haystack”
- parent
of YATP participant
"Can I live in this studio?”
- 8 year
old YATP participant
“So far I have been accepted to Savannah College of Art and Ringling
School and I couldn't have done it without you.”
- 17 year
old YATP participant
“Art has saved my life more than once, I need to thank TAB for
that, and I feel I'm a better person because of it, and am able to see
more beauty in this world than I ever thought possible. You probably
have no idea how much that means to me, thank you so much for everything!”
- 16 year
old boy, YATP participant
"I like to go to TAB because its a safe place to be and things
happen there. Artists who really care show me how to use my hands and
mind creatively."
- 12 year
old girl, YATP participant
"TAB attracts a wide variety of people who are eager to spend their
free time with other members of the community in a non competitive arena
where free expression of latent creative abilities is encouraged. "
- adult
CATP participant
"Through experiences I have had at TAB I gained the skills to offer
classes, serving greater numbers of students every year in community
art projects. TAB is a fantastic place to learn, both about one's self
and one's community."
- TAB
intern
"I've never been to Tucson - I have no family there, but I support
your organization wholeheartedly. I'd like to get something similar
started here in the Northeast Ohio area. Your organization is very inspiring
- keep up the good work!"
- Kate
P. from Ohio
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