Recent advances in brain research show that more of the brain is activated during physical activity than when doing seatwork. Additional research shows that movement is most students’ preferred mode of learning – because they best understand concept…
A teaching artist is a triple-threat professional: a working artist, a working educator and a master collaborator. As a working artist you are constantly involved in the ongoing process of discovery, problem solving, and refinement of your artistic…
A teaching artist is a triple-threat professional: a working artist, a working educator and a master collaborator. As a working artist you are constantly involved in the ongoing process of discovery, problem solving, and refinement of your artistic…
southernness.com presents
Free "Save the Arts Reception"
featuring New Ben South Prints
at iiis Gallery & Eyeware - 5 Points South in Birmingham
Thursday, May 21, 5:00 - 7:00 pm
Get a Sneak Peak of the Limited Edition Prints!
southernness.com presents
Free "Save the Arts Reception"
featuring New Ben South Prints
at iiis Gallery & Eyeware - 5 Point South in Birmingham
Thursday, May 21, 5:00 - 7:00 pm
Get a Sneak Peak of the Limited Edition Prints!
Emerging Arts Leaders of Alabama
presents
Mentoring 101
An introduction to EALA’s Mentorship in the Arts Program (MAP), featuring guest speaker Lisa May Simpson, Illinois Arts Alliance
Thursday, August 30, 2009
4:00 P.M.
Alys Stephens Center’s Re…
The Alabama Dance Council (ADC) is a statewide, nonprofit service organization for the Alabama dance community. The ADC's mission is to promote the study, creation, performance and enjoyment of dance in all forms. The ADC offers a forum for communication about dance and provides services that support the artistic work of professional dancers, choreographers and dance educators, and advance the artistic experiences of dance students and audiences.
Thank you for creating this for Alabama creatives! Members of Artist Salon, a newly formed Shelby County group think this site is a wonderful idea! -Laura B-
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