Art Matters

Art Matters is designed to teach new artists entry skills in visual arts. This class consists of drawing, painting, photography, printmaking, sculptural exploration and collage/construction skills. Each artist is evaluated individually to determine when they are ready to acquire new skills.

Our Vision and Goals:

  • Contribute to the advocacy of artistic and human rights of people with disability.
  • Encourage and assist people with disabilities to fulfill their life ambitions through the creative process.
  • Foster independence.
  • Assist and develop individual’s growth and creative ability through opportunities to experiment with a variety of art forms and with the broad range of artists in our community.
  • Promote accessibility to visual arts facilities and venues.
  • Use the visual arts to develop awareness of a person’s ability and worth within the broader community.
  • Assist people with disabilities to integrate into visual arts activities within this program and into the surrounding arts communities.
  • Support and assist individual artists with disabilities to professionally exhibit and market their work, thereby generating income for the artist.

The Art Matters Program is a fiscally sponsored project of
Far Northern Regional Center and the Siskiyou Arts Council

Co-directors:
Lauri Sturdivant
www.LauriSturdivant.com

Tatiana Diakoff
Email: tmdiakoff@gmail.com

Art Matters Student Gallery

View Dan Crocker’s Gallery

View Kenneth Harvey’s Gallery

View Barbara Matthews’ Gallery

View Jack Reyes’ Gallery

View Kimberly Phillips’ Gallery

View Caleb Phillips’ Gallery

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