The School of Art’s Wildcat Art program, which serves K-12 students while providing hands-on teaching experience for undergraduate and graduate Art & Visual Culture Education students, will hold its annual exhibition on Saturday, April 27, from 10 a.m. to noon at the Lionel Rombach Gallery.
Students, families and the public are invited to the free exhibition. This year’s theme is creating art focused on food and how it connects us. The program will be held every Saturday, March 23-April 27, from 9 a.m. to noon at the School of Art, 1031 N. Olive Road. The fee is $60 per child, but scholarships are available. Register for Wildcat Art!
The program encourages K-12 students to explore ideas and issues through contemporary and traditional art media and practices. Past programs included experiences in movement and contemporary dance, narrative and storytelling, calligraphic printing, cyanotype photography, post-modern architecture, clay, stop-frame animation, and other art-making processes.
For more information, go to wildcat.art.arizona.edu or email Professor Ryan Shin.
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