Doodle of the week!
Want to see your doodle on the blog? Send us your sketches and we’ll post them! Send your doodles to cap@collegeforcreativestudies.edu and keep an eye out to see your work posted!
We have a few cued to go but will be posting a handful directly to our facebook page too! https://www.facebook.com/pages/Community-Arts-Partnerships-Detroit/122104684565767
Doodle of the week!
Want to see your doodle on the blog? Send us your sketches and we’ll post them! Send your doodles to cap@collegeforcreativestudies.edu and keep an eye out to see your work posted!
We have a few cued to go but will be posting a handful directly to our facebook page too! https://www.facebook.com/pages/Community-Arts-Partnerships-Detroit/122104684565767
DNAC students finalizing their paper homes by incorporating different materials and putting them into an environment
Students doodling and sketching out ideas for a future Detroit over at Bunche!
Are you an artist? Do you have teaching experience & a passion for Detroit youth?
Apply now to join Community Arts Partnerships (CAP)! To apply, email your 1pg cover letter & 1pg teaching resume to Lynn Blasey, CAP Coordinator, at lblasey@collegeforcreativestudies.edu
We’re accepting applications now and will review over the summer for August interviews in preparation for our intense training in September.
The North East Guidance Center (NEGC) partnered with the Community Arts Partnerships (CAP) office at the College for Creative Studies (CCS) to produce a number of murals at their site. CAP faculty -Joye Opoku Ofei, KT Andresky, and Art Turner worked with local Middle School students to design and fabricate a series of mural panels that have been installed around the North east Guidance Center.
Students will work with professional artist/teacher Lynn Spanke. Ms Spanke has a background in education, painting, drawing, and murals. She will work with students to design and fabricate a series of mural panels painted on plywood panels to be installed in various locations. Mural themes and images will be developed with students and principals at the facility. Panels will be fabricated, painted, and installed to last as an indoor project. Finished murals will have the look and feel of youth art.
Students over at Bunche Elementary working on assignments for the Future Detroit project! The students conceptualize and design what they think will make a better Detroit.