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This is an educational and interactive
Community
ARTS
Resource
Exchange.
Please feel free to download any information that may benefit a community arts program in your area.
We would love your input...
Click on images to see a larger version.
Pages Created by:
Paul Hillman
Mission: The Cultural Arts Coalition, Arizona (CAC) 501 (c)3 Coalition Arizona (CAC) incorporated in 2005 facilitates and promotes multidisciplinary arts and cultural experiences through educational youth and adult programming, exhibitions, and celebrations, purposefully documenting each experience for community reflection.
Vision: The CAC envisions individuals and communities enriched with creative practices, tools and skill sets to expand critical thinking and cultural awareness, thereby supporting a sense of belonging and respect within a larger community.
Philosophy: Since ancient human history, people have had a need to represent their beliefs, values and emotions in physical, artistic forms taking the shape of symbols, language, objects and performance. These metaphors can be more powerful than language as a means of communication. The CAC believes that everyone can use the arts to Reflect, Express and Discover, recording thought, emotion and experience in temporary or permanent means, personally and in community.
In Practice:The CAC builds upon individual and community capacities and resources through core values and guiding principles of practice
- Facilitated experiences focus on personal growth as well as community action, toward an enhanced quality of life for all.
- Practitioners use art making and cultural stories as modalities to enrich the life journey of every person, individually and in community.
- Documentation keeps stories and artistic milestones alive for remembrance and reflection, personally and collectively, in the form of published reports, curriculum, community events and exhibitions.
If you have any questions, please contact:
judy butzine, MSW, cofounder, advisory board, project developer - judy.hillman.butzine@gmail.com
Dr. J. Dianne Anderson-Nickel, board president, cacjdan@gmail.com