Gadsden Arts Teen Art Council pays art-loving teens $15 per hour to learn about exhibitions on view and careers in the arts, and to develop programming for their peers.

Applications for the 2022-23 Teen Art Council are now open!  

Click on the button below to fill out an application, or contact Museum Educator, Sarah Black-Sadler at 850-627-5023 to find out more!

Another fun Art @ Home with Gadsden Arts! This time we're making marbleized paper. You'll need: a tray, shaving cream, food coloring, a fork, a ruler (plastic works best), and paper. Watch the video for step-by-step instructions. #MuseumFromHome

Get inspired by the #BigBendQuiltTrail to make your own geometric quilt block designs. You can use magazines, construction paper, or newspapers as your paper and design a quilt block onto our template! If you need inspiration, you can take a look at some of the designs made by our community partners on quilts.gadsdenarts.org

Create your own stop motion animation video! This instructional video comes with lots of great tips for making your own stop motion animation. Special thank you to Carter Nelson for creating this whole video for us. 

Carter uses iMotion to create his stop motion video, and provides helpful tips and tricks plus two sample videos and behind the scenes of making them! 

Check out the video on YouTube.

The Art in Schools program partners directly with schools to bring high quality, hands-on art lessons into classrooms, free of charge. Currently, we partner with three local elementary schools, bringing exciting creative play to Gadsden County children every week! 

To bring Art in Schools to your school, contact our Executive Director, Grace Robinson at 850-627-5020 or grace@gadsdenarts.org.

Support this program by becoming an Art For Children sponsor!