COMMUNITY ARTS PARTNERSHIPS DETROIT

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The article discusses the Osborn Arts Collaborative and the Backstage Pass event that recently took place at the Matrix Center.

Osborn Neighborhood Alliance Newsletter

Upcoming events in the Osborn Community!

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CAP archives all of its photos on Flickr, a photo sharing site that will allow us to organize photos every week by program (DNAW-EAST, DNAW-WEST, DNAC and Brightmoor). This will allow you to easily share images with friends and family, through email, Facebook, Twitter, etc. and you can download the images for yourself as well!

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DNAW East students are preparing their final projects for the “Reflections” Exhibition this Saturday, June 2nd at the Matrix Center!

Students in the Detroit Neighborhood Arts Workshops program (DNAW East) are working in one of their last class sessions for the year. The students had the great opportunity to work in a wide range of mediums such as: acrylic and encaustic painting, using glass and tiles to create mosaics, spray painting, drawings, wax sculptures, using yarn to create self-portraits, beading, etc.

The students are preparing for their “Reflections” Exhibition this Saturday, June 2nd at the Matrix Center! 

Doodle of the Week- Check out this cool set of doodles from one of our Detroit Neighborhood Arts Corps students!

Join us in celebration of the 2011-2012 Henry Ford Academy School for Creative Studies Programs June 6th from 5-8pm

Henry Ford Academy is now enrolling for Fall!

• HFASCS Middle/High School:http://scs.hfli.org/
• HFA Elementary School:http://hfaes.hfli.org/

Here is a look at the installations and other artwork created by students apart of Community Arts Partnerships. The work is currently being shown in the College for Creative Studies Student Exhibition on the 9th floor. CAP exhibited artwork from students (elementary, middle and high school) apart of their programs. The exhibition continues until May 25th and it is open to the public, free admission. Definitely check it out!

A. Alfred Taubman Center for Design Education (located at 460 W. Baltimore, between Cass and Second Avenue).

Hours:
Saturday - Wednesday 10:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
Thursday - Friday 10:00 a.m. – 8:00 p.m.