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LAST CHANCE! For those ages 14-21
Apply to be an ArtWorks Youth Apprentice
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Photo of Hear Me Out
team by Bergette Photography
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Applications due Sunday!
ArtWorks Youth Apprentices and Teaching Artists work side-by-side to create public art and community impact projects. Projects can include (but are not limited to) painting, drawing, photography, design, sewing, and community engagement. Apprentice wages start at $10.69.
Submission Deadline:
Sunday, Feb. 23, 2020.
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TODAY!
ArtWorks Yard Sale equals great deals
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ArtWorks is having a yard sale!
Come by our office at 20 E. Central Parkway TODAY Saturday, Feb. 22 from 9:30 - 12:30 p.m. to shop for fabulous art, ArtWorks merch (yes, we have THAT Fiona tee), office supplies, kitchenware and more!
Our marvelous selection includes:
- Past Secret Works of Art (From Secret ArtWorks)
- Office Furniture
- Computer Monitors
- Big Pig Gig Memorabilia
- And so much more!
Cash, credit or checks accepted. ArtWorks will not provide delivery. You must take your items at the time or purchase.
All proceeds support ArtWorks and our mission to transform people and places through investments in creativity.
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We are seeking:
Interviewers for Interview Weekend on March 7 & 8 -
Your role as an interviewer is much more rewarding than simply asking questions. It is an opportunity to empower youth and connect with inspiring young people who are looking to make a difference in their lives and in our city.
Communications & Data Entry Volunteer
- We are looking for reliable and detail-oriented volunteers to enter applicant data into our application database and support follow-up communications with applicants.
Experience in data entry and phone communications required. Familiarity with Google Forms is a plus!
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ArtWorks Studios relocate to the West End
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Throughout this winter, the ArtWorks team has been busy Marie Kondo-ing our facilities!
And we're proud to announce
we have moved our award-winning Hero Design Company to the ArtWorks Studios in the Carl Solway Gallery in the West End
, increasing our presence in the neighborhood.
Hero Design Company
is a program
that shows the world that regardless of limitation or circumstance, every child possesses an amazing and unique array of strengths and real world superpowers. Our Youth Apprentices engage, encourage and empower children through the creation of custom superhero capes. Together, we seek to unite our community and prove that within every child lives a true hero.
Meet one of the little heroes, Ahna (video)
.
Thank you for all your support of ArtWorks during these changes, and we'll keep you informed as we build the ArtWorks Studios. If you have any questions, please reach out to us at
info@artworkscincinnati.org
or 513.333.0388.
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Family Nurturing Center
is seeking art instructors to provide trauma-informed art classes and workshops for our new Wellness & Holistic Services program. This is a paid freelance instruction opportunity.
This program is designed to complement traditional therapeutic methods with expressive therapies to support children and adults recovering from trauma.
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Batesville Area Arts Council
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Batesville Area Arts Council is seeking qualified artists or artist teams to create outdoor permanent art projects for multiple locations in downtown Batesville. At least one art installation is planned before September 25, 2020. The HeART and Sole initiative seeks to build upon the successes of recently completed public art and placemaking projects. This project’s focus will be to continue to enliven downtown Batesville by building the concept and design for a Living Walnut Street Corridor, which includes a plan for streetscape transformation with a public art component. The project aligns with initiatives identified by the community, Batesville Main Street, the City of Batesville’s strategic plan for attracting investment and creating a more vibrant and thriving downtown.
Deadline
: Apply by March
30, 2020. Installation & Completion Deadline: September 25, 2020.
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Columbia Tusculum Community Art Installation Project 2020
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"Bridging the Past to the Future" is a collaborative, outdoor art installation project that will take place in the Columbia Tusculum neighborhood. Produced by
The Carnegie Center of Columbia Tusculum
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he goal of the project is to engage residents and visitors in/to the Columbia Tusculum neighborhood with community-collaborated art while visiting historic parts of the neighborhood.
Artists will be connected with a Columbia Tusculum host-resident to plan, create and display a (front) yard-art installation. The art will be viewed for free by the general public during the corresponding week to the 2020 Homearama in Columbia Tusculum; September 13-27, 2020. This outdoor art event coincides with the 2020 Homearama taking place in our community.
Timeline:
Proposals are due by April 15 and will be selected by the second week in May.
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