Art@Arc
is the creative arts program within The Arc-Solano. Since 1995, Art@Arc has
provided consumers with a safe, supportive, non-judgmental atmosphere in
which they can explore their creative voices. The freedom to create and to
make individual choices are the cornerstones of this program, which provides
consumers with the opportunity to gain recognition and increase self-esteem.
The program curriculum currently includes painting, drawing, sculpture,
photography, textiles, mosaic, and ceramics. Consumers exhibit their art in
a variety of venues. Our Community Gallery provides a wonderful showcase
with exhibitions planned throughout the year. Exhibits in public galleries,
cafés, bookstores, etc., provide a valuable outreach to the community at
large. |
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Art@Arc
Show: Poems
Currently hanging in the Arc-Solano gallery space is a collection of
poetry by the Art@Arc consumer artists, and
featuring several works by Arc-Solano Transitional Services consumer
Rocky Bryant. |
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Thank You, Donors
A special thank you goes out to recent donor John Geist.
Your support is
greatly appreciated by us all.
Have
some materials or equipment to donate, or would you like to contribute
directly to the Art@Arc program?
Email Studio
Director Timothy Park for more information. |
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Art@Arc
Online Gallery
The Art@Arc Online Gallery is now
available for your viewing pleasure. We are currently featuring
small recent works, mostly on paper, that are not being shown in the
main Gallery Space.
Soon, you will be able to purchase art viewed on the site via an online
order form.
John Cook's Mosaic "Heart" > |
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Photography
Club Online Gallery
The Art@Arc Photography Club now has a page
of their own. Click here or on the
photo to visit the Photography Club page.
Soon you will be able to view a gallery of the different photographers'
work, see pictures of our darkroom, and order prints online! |
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| If you have any questions about
the Art@Arc program, please email Studio Director
Timothy Park by
clicking here. |
< Consumer Artist James Mosher at work on at large acrylic painting.
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