Through multiple artistic disciplines taught by professional artists, Arts For All serves approximately 5,000 children a year who have little means or opportunity to explore the arts.
Welcome to Arts For All
Arts For All offers accessible artistic opportunities to children in the New York City area who face socio-economic, physical, or emotional barriers to exploring the arts. Through Arts For All, professional artists work with youth organizations to build self-confidence, self-expression, teamwork, resilience, and creativity in children.
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Thanks to the support of donors/volunteers like you, we’re able to bring our creative arts workshops to over 5,000 in-need NYC kids every year!
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It's Fun Craft Friday! Today's craft shows you how to make your own cute Scarecrow out of popsicle sticks!
We want to see your Popsicle Stick Scarecrow! Send photos of your artwork through our Contact Page. Visit our website and click CONTACT in the navigation bar.
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Last week, Arts For All's Executive Director Anna Ostroff and Program Manager Serra Kook attended the Nonprofit New York Annual Conference held at the New York Marriott Marquis. This year's theme was "Stay Relentless" which "asks us to remain steadfast, determined, and solution-focused in a moment that continues to challenge and reshape our work. It’s about staying in motion, grounded in community, in communication with one another, and committed to delivering high-quality, high-impact support and services to all New Yorkers." The event featured several guest speakers, breakouts and coaching sessions.
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Through the Literacy Through the Arts: Making an Illustration Book series featuring Teaching Artist Mélissa Smith, students will be introduced to a new book with an interactive reading. Afterwards, they will write sentences and make illustrations about themselves in the style of each book, as well as participate in movement activities and warm ups throughout!
Making an Illustration Book! Part 2's interactive reading is ‘I am Enough’ by Grace Byers
Materials needed to make your book:
-Paper & Materials to write
-Markers or crayons to draw and color with
-OR a pre-made bound book to create your book from
To watch, visit the link in our bio, click ""Virtual Classroom"" and select Kindergarten Literacy Through the Arts for this series.
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