Grantee Database

Grant Year

2023-24

Grant Program

Impact Projects

Award Amount

$14,501.00

Project Description

With support from the California Arts Council, ArtReach will produce a series of nine art workshops in collaboration with the South California American Indian Resource Center, Inc. (SCAIR) to create public art paid teaching opportunities for four Native artists, and public art free learning opportunities for the Native youth community. The goal of these workshops is to promote intergenerational learning and community art-making through the instruction of various visual arts mediums selected by each artist. Three Teaching Artists for these workshops are practicing artists and established culture-bearers within their community. This series will also provide the opportunity for a Native youth artist (under 24) to lead workshops with developmental assistance from ArtReach and SCAIR.

Organization Summary

ArtReach San Diego is a nonprofit organization committed to increasing access to visual arts education for youth, especially those from under-resourced schools and communities.

ArtReach offers the following programs:

In-School Programs: These programs utilize an inquiry-based, standards-aligned, and sequential curriculum designed to foster creativity, critical thinking, and self-expression. With a strong focus on supporting social-emotional learning goals, the lessons help students build confidence, resilience, and emotional awareness through artistic exploration.

Mural Programs: ArtReach engages youth in collaborative public art projects, where they design and create large-scale murals that promote teamwork, community pride, and artistic achievement. Additionally, ArtReach offers commercial mural projects that provide youth apprentices with real-world work experience, helping to support reduced-cost murals for Title I schools.

Community Programs: ArtReach hosts accessible art workshops and classes for families and individuals in a variety of settings, including our two in-house art studios, libraries, and community centers. These workshops focus on process-based techniques led by local artists, creating opportunities for authentic connection through the arts.

ArtReach employs local artists as teaching artists, ensuring that its programs not only deliver valuable arts education but also support the local creative economy. These programs are offered county-wide, providing free or low-cost services to Title I schools and underserved communities across San Diego County.

Organization

ArtReach

Address

1065 University Avenue

San Diego

92103

County

San Diego

Region

Far South

Phone

(619) 940-7278

Congressional District

California's 53rd Congressional district

State Assembly District

District 78

State Senate District

District 39

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