Artists as Educators: Craft Alliance’s Teaching Faculty
by Craft Alliance
Exhibition Dates: August 2020 through February 2021
Location: The Lambert Gallery East
Craft Alliance has a rich history of artists teaching in their studios. The faculty is made up of exceptionally skilled practicing artists who teach classes for adults as well as for children. Throughout the year, these artists share their creative spirit and love of teaching with students. Each represented faculty in this exhibit is an active artist; locally, nationally and internationally. They are hardworking artists that inspire the St. Louis art community.
About the Organization: Craft Alliance
Founded in 1964, Craft Alliance Center of Art + Design is a non-profit art center working to reveal the power of craft through bold programming that uncovers craft’s unique qualities, its evolving role in contemporary culture, and its full potential for innovation. Located in the Delmar Loop and the Grand Center, Craft Alliance Center of Art + Design offers exhibitions, community outreach programs, classes, Artist residencies, and a gallery shop.
To learn more, visit: CraftAlliance.org.
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