The Community Arts Partnerships (CAP) program, of the College for Creative Studies (CCS), collaborates with Detroit community organizations to create art and design education, experiences, and resources for local youth and families in support of individual and community development.

CAP receives general operating support in part from the Fred A. and Barbara M. Erb Family Foundation, Kellogg Foundation, Kresge Foundation, Michigan Council for Arts and Cultural Affairs, and many others.

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We’re  back in the swing of things! Hope to see you at class on Saturday!

IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT!
DNAC (high school program) has a new time: 11am-2pm
We’re still at Detroit Community High School located at 12675 Burt Rd (2.5 blocks South of I-96 between Evergreen & Outer Drive)
DNAC = Detroit Neighborhood Arts Corps

IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT!

DNAC (high school program) has a new time: 11am-2pm

We’re still at Detroit Community High School located at 12675 Burt Rd (2.5 blocks South of I-96 between Evergreen & Outer Drive)

DNAC = Detroit Neighborhood Arts Corps

We hope to see YOU tomorrow at Detroit Community High School for the first Detroit Neighborhood Arts Corps (DNAC) class of the 2012-2013 academic year!
Saturdays from 9am-1pm
Detroit Community High School12675 Burt Rd.Detroit, MI 48223
For questions or more information, call CAP Assistant Director, Education & Outreach, Larry Lunsford at 313-664-1550

We hope to see YOU tomorrow at Detroit Community High School for the first Detroit Neighborhood Arts Corps (DNAC) class of the 2012-2013 academic year!

Saturdays from 9am-1pm

Detroit Community High School
12675 Burt Rd.
Detroit, MI 48223

For questions or more information, call CAP Assistant Director, Education & Outreach, Larry Lunsford at 313-664-1550

The Fall 2012 DNAC (high school) program flier is out! Please feel free to share and distribute far and wide. We’re pumped about the new location (Detroit Community High School) and excited about the opportunities the new year brings!
DNACSaturdays starting October 20th9am-1pm
*NEW LOCATION*Detroit Community High School12675 Burt Road, Detroit
call Larry Lunsford for more info 313-664-1550

The Fall 2012 DNAC (high school) program flier is out! Please feel free to share and distribute far and wide. We’re pumped about the new location (Detroit Community High School) and excited about the opportunities the new year brings!

DNAC
Saturdays starting October 20th

9am-1pm

*NEW LOCATION*
Detroit Community High School
12675 Burt Road, Detroit

call Larry Lunsford for more info 313-664-1550

Fruit Doodles of the week by DNAC students

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Calling all young artists! DNAC, DNAW and the Brightmoor Community Center have art and design summer classes available! There is no cost to participate.

  • DNAC (high school program) at the College for Creative Studies Taubman Center: 460 West Baltimore. July 9-26, M-Th, 10am-4pm
  • DNAW (middle school program) at the Redford Branch, Detroit Public Library: McNichols & Grand River. July 9-19, M-Th, 10am-4pm
  • Brightmoor Community Center (elementary and middle school program). July 9-August 16, M-Th, 1pm-3pm

For more information or to register: Call Larry Lunsford at (313) 664-1550.

Redford Branch Mural by DNAC

The image in the article includes the mural high school students apart of our Detroit Neighborhood Arts Corps (DNAC) program created last year at the Redford Branch Library. Students worked with local Detroit artists to create a whimsical and literacy inspired mural.

Below is an excerpt from the article:

“McDonald’s has come up with a new “happy meal.” It’s helping children fill up on reading.

McDonald’s Books & Backpacks program offers local grade school children incentives for checking out books and runs through the end of 2012.  It is designed to encourage reading and build on the reading skills children acquire in school.  McDonald’s extended the program to eight libraries in five additional communities throughout metro Detroit.

The new participating libraries include the City of Eastpointe Memorial Library, Harper Woods Public Library, Oak Park Public Library, Pontiac Public Library, the four Ypsilanti District Library branches and its bookmobile. The McDonald’s Books & Backpacks program was first introduced in June 2010 in partnership with Detroit Public Library and all of its branches.”

Hello everyone!

Students we hope you all are having a wonderful Winter break!

Also, DNAC (Detroit Neighborhood Arts Corps) and DNAW (Detroit Neighborhood Arts Workshops) classes will resume this Saturday, February 25th. We hope to see you there!

A new edition to the printmaking at DNAC!