Arts Learning
ACHF Arts Education
Through our found sculpture and metal casting program, Free Arts will bring a unique arts learning experience to 100 at-risk youth. Surveys of volunteers, the teaching artist, facility staff, and youth will be used to evaluate the program’s efficacy. Free Arts will use the findings to adjust the plans for future programs. 2: Free Arts will engage 50 at-risk youth, their families and the community with an exhibition at the MIA of sculpture from our arts learning program. Evaluations will be scheduled after the gallery reception and will be compiled by the Free Arts staff. The public will gain insight into the experiences of Twin Cities youth by viewing their artwork.
Through the project funded by this grant, Free Arts provided arts programming to more than 100 underserved youth from the Twin Cities. We used surveys of volunteers, Sara Hanson, facility staff, and youth to evaluate the program’s efficacy. We also gathered testimonials and had Free Arts staff perform site visits. We were very successful in achieving our outcome through this project. 2: Through the project funded by this grant, more than 50 youth were able to create metal-poured sculptures that were subsequently exhibited at Mia. Evaluations were distributed during the program and after the gallery reception. These evaluations were then compiled by the Free Arts staff. The public was able to gain insight into the experiences of Twin Cities' youth by viewing their artwork during the month-long exhibition at Mia. We were very successful in achieving our outcome through this project.
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