Access Arts News Today

Sarah Catlin said she plans to boost the nonprofit organizations profile, create partnerships and offer more scholarships.

Managers of the fiber and clay studios have left the organization, and Access Arts is also looking for an executive director.

CoMoGives ends December 31, giving community members over a month to raise donations for various nonprofit organizations.

A view of the Katy Trail by Jenny McGee was selected as the City of Columbia's Commemorative Poster for 2023.

On Saturday, in the afternoon, at Queensland Multicultural Centre, Kangaroo Point, Her Excellency the Honourable Dr Jeannette Young AC PSM attended the celebrations of 40 years of Access Arts, and the Governor addressed guests and presented a Certificate of Patronage.

Digital media interest is growing. VidWest Studios is responding with the purchase of new computers thanks to a Boone Electric grant.

A second charity has demanded Brisbane Liberal MP Trevor Evans stop using its testimonial in election material, after it was packaged to appear as an endorsement in the midst of the federal election campaign.

1/22/2021, 6 a.m. Free art kits from the Walters Art Museum distributed to Baltimore City and County residents Courtesy Photo Baltimore— The Walters Art Museum has once again distributed free art kits to supplement arts education for students learning from home. Designed for ages six to 11 and offered in both English and Spanish, the art kits explore themes of art and identity with the goal of encouraging parents and children to learn about and create art together. “...