SCHOLARSHIPS at CCAD’s SATURDAY MORNING ART CLASSES

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b2ap3_thumbnail_smallCCAD-SMAC-class-2.jpgSaturday Morning Art Classes (SMAC) at the Columbus College of Art and Design (CCAD) provides 900 students in Grades 1-12 the opportunity to develop superior skills and gain a strong background in the visual arts.  

CCAD faculty and local professional artists provide instruction, with CCAD degree-seeking students assisting in the classroom.  These courses are carefully planned sequences of age-appropriate artistic activities that are designed to develop students’ creativity and imagination, while expanding their aesthetic and cultural sensitivity. The highlight of these two ten-week programs is when the Campus is opened up to these students and their families and friends for SMAC Hop, a festival and art exhibition that showcases the work by these children and teens.  PFW gave a modest grant for need-based scholarships so that these young people could have the opportunity to experience the transformative powers of learning about and creating ART.

 

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