The Durham Art Guild

Creative Mentorship

The Creative Mentorship Program empowers high school students to discover and develop their creative voices and artistic skills through 20 weeks of dedicated work with a professional artist at Golden Belt, involvement with the local arts community through monthly group field trip

High school students · 20 weeks of dedicated work with a professional artist, with monthly group field trips and workshops, and a month-long exhibition in the DAG Gallery

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About this program

The Creative Mentorship Program empowers high school students to discover and develop their creative voices and artistic skills through 20 weeks of dedicated work with a professional artist at Golden Belt. It also involves students with the local arts community through monthly group field trips and workshops, and provides the opportunity for a month-long exhibition in the DAG Gallery at Golden Belt.

Through this innovative arts education program, students and mentors work collaboratively to enhance their artistic strengths, express themselves creatively, and expand their creative thinking and problem-solving skills.

This program is an annual collaboration between Student U and DAG that began in 2013. Student U is a community organization that uses the power of education, advocacy, and leadership to build a just and equitable Durham. Student U empowers and equips first-generation college students in Durham Public Schools, their families, and educators to become the leaders that will transform our city.

The Creative Mentorship Program is made possible through generous donations from the community.

Questions

If you have additional questions about the Creative Mentorship Program, who should you contact?

Contact us at anthony@durhamartguild.org

Details

Who
High school students
When
20 weeks of dedicated work with a professional artist, with monthly group field trips and workshops, and a month-long exhibition in the DAG Gallery
Where
Golden Belt

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