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Research shows that Black girls as early as preschool are treated as someone older than
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The CAC is a not-for-profit organization, and we rely on donations to help provide a safe, creative space for young artists. By donating today, you are helping us extend our reach and positive impact in our community.
Artist-led workshops cater to families with children and adults, covering a diverse range of activities from watercolor painting and printmaking to bookbinding and crochet. Supplies are provided free of charge, and participants are encouraged to bring their own. Sign-up is required to join, and spots are limited.
Throughout the year, a variety of opportunities are available for artists at all stages of their careers. From artist speakers sharing their stories and showcasing their work to hands-on workshops led by arts professionals offering insights into grant writing, book publishing, marketing, and one-on-one consultations to address specific career challenges. There’s something here for every artist!
The CAC Gallery hosts exhibitions featuring local, regional, and CAC Alumni Artists, as well as showcasing our cohort of Artists in Residence. Exhibitions are open for viewing on Saturdays and Sundays from 12 to 5pm, as well as weekdays by appointment. Each exhibition includes an opening reception, artist talk, and/or artist-led workshop.