Arts Corps Year 23 Annual Report: Mycelium
Much like mycelium, Arts Corps is a vast network that includes teaching artists, colleagues, friends, families, and supporters spanning across our region and beyond. This expansive network serves as our anchor, reinforcing our mission and vision of igniting the creative power of young people through culturally engaging learning experiences and striving for a world where barriers to arts education no longer exist.
Arts Corps Year 22 Annual Report: Touch the Sky
Arts Corps Year 21 Annual Report: Becoming Together
Every day in Arts Corps classrooms, teaching artists encourage students to push their boundaries of creative self-expression. Students take risks by trying new things. Many times they shine, sometimes they fail gloriously. Either outcome is celebrated equally.
Arts Corps Year 20 Annual Report: Equity | Collaboration | Community
“Our Arts Corps programs gave our young people a safe space to be creative and to build self-confidence. Our TA built incredible relationships with our young people, and this created the space for them to learn.” — OST Program Partner
Equity | Collaboration | Community
Arts Corps Year 19 Annual Report: (R)EVOLVE
This is what we do as artists; we break rules, we break down barriers, we break through. This is what we strive to achieve at Arts Corps.
Arts Corps Year 17 (Annual Report): RISE
Oftentimes, when looking at the impact of policies or frameworks on education, youth are left out of the conversation. Arts Corps seeks to remedy that by inviting youth to work on our board, co-present at conferences, and work with the staff and teaching artists. Through the youth, we will RISE.
Arts Corps Year 16 (Annual Report): NEXT
After over a decade of leadership at Arts Corps, I have never felt more proud of what we have achieved, nor more excited for what comes next.
Arts Corps: Year 15 (Annual Report)
After fifteen years of providing transformative arts learning experiences in the Seattle area, the legacy of our work is clear: Arts Corps is a force in reshaping the culture of our city to one that is more inclusive, more creative and more just.