ART TEACHERS SHOWCASE | after hours

ART TEACHERS SHOWCASE | after hours

March 6- April 26  | CAMAS Gallery

Reception: Friday, March 6, From 5:30 – 7:30 P.M.
Welcome and artist introductions at 6:00 P.M.

Now in its third year, Afterhours highlights the creative work of regional art teachers and educators, celebrating their dedication to nurturing young artists in our community and fostering creativity. These teachers exemplify how art remains a powerful tool for expression throughout a lifetime.

“I believe that it is important that art teachers also make art.  It is a vulnerable but glorious pursuit, and since we are asking our students to partake in the journey, it is only fair that we go along with them.  

Shoki Tanabe

The freedom to MAKE ART is something no one can take from you.  Although it is nice to have fancy supplies, you can make art anywhere and with anything, and bring into the world something that COULD NOT EXIST without your effort.  We teach our students how to interact with supplies and ideas on a personal level to create visual representations of complex ideas and feelings in hopes that they too will become artists for life.  Art Making can join anyone on their life’s journey, it isn’t just for those able to commit to a full time artist lifestyle.  We are proud to champion that idea as ARTIST EDUCATORS, still making art!

When visiting the show, expect to see all sorts of media and all sorts of subjects as well as voices from all walks of life. We are connected by our dedication to teaching the children in our community about (and how to create) art, and also by our commitment to art making as an enriching lifelong practice.” 

– Curator Katie Gilmour

Artists

  • Morgan Amerson
  • Autumn Breitwieser
  • Lacey Curlin
  • Michelle Dickson
  • Thomas Douglas
  • Katie Gilmour
  • Melissa Hawes
  • Alycia Helbling
  • Jennifer Joy Loop
  • Bryn Pettigrew
  • Jesús Santillanes
  • Shoki Tanabe
  • Chelsea Tradewell
Katie Gilmour
Alycia Helbling
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