Creating Access to Art and Artists
Pictured: Three dancers wearing brightly colored jump suits move along a tall black playground fense. A child with a long dark braid watches from a swing. Credit: MousePhotography
The Hello Arts Collective collaborates with communities and organizations to create access to art
and artists through strategic planning, program design, project management and ongoing reciprocal learning.
and artists through strategic planning, program design, project management and ongoing reciprocal learning.
UPDATES and UPCOMING EVENTS:
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JOIN THE COHORT VIRTUALLY ON THE LAST MONDAY OF EVERY MONTH!
Artists, producers and cultural organizations are invited to join the Accessibility Cohort of Greater Philadelphia for virtual meetings on the last Monday of every month. We also cross-promote our accessible events. Learn more by clicking the button below: |
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Hello Arts is promoting two upcoming professional development events for scholars, creative educators, and parents interested in learning more about this complex and under-researched neurodivergent profile.:
Thur, November 20 from 5:30-8:30pm - PDA North America founder Diane Gould, LCSW, will be speaking at Fusion Academy Malvern followed by panel discussions with parents and providers. Tickets are $45 and available by clicking below: Friday, November 21st from 10:30-12pm - The Hello Arts Collective is hosting an informal discussion at Temple Universities TechOwl Community Space. This event is free but space is limited so please RSVP by clicking below:
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We can do more together...
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Accessible
Program Design Ensure barriers to your programs are removed and everyone feels welcome. We help you learn from your community and design sustainable creative programming that centers people through art.
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Project
Management We bring over 20 years of experience managing projects for a variety of settings and budgets. The network of artists, educators, organizers and administrators we collaborate with becomes a resource for you too.
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Networks
for Reciprocal Learning Find community, share resources, and learn how to bring more art to more people. Stay connected to local, regional and global networks of arts organizations and advocates who meet regularly.
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