Creative Citizen Studios x Mentorship with Associated Artists of Pittsburgh

Creative Citizen Studios (CCS) uses art to bring people of all abilities together. We work with artists with intellectual and developmental disabilities to make, exhibit, and sell their work. Our weekly art classes, workshops, and exhibit opportunities help promote our artists while connecting them with a larger community of artists.

CCS is based in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, with Citizen-artists featured in local, regional, and national art shows and exhibit spaces.

Mentorships with Associated Artists of Pittsburgh!

Every Friday CCS Art-Lab students are meeting up with Artists from the Associated Artists of Pittsburgh for a 1:1 mentorship project. Each partner pair is creating a work of art together while learning about the tools of the trade in an everyday artist's life. So far artists are engaging in pen & ink drawing, watercolor and photographic collage, cartooning, woodcutting, fiber art, crochet, nature illustration, animal, landscape drawings & more!

CCS is excited to announce this year’s partners with AAP Members:
Jami Johnson x Haylee Ebersole
Julia Fieldhammer x Curtis Reaves
Mick Fisher x Lauren Braun
Faron Thompson x Lizzee Solomon
Jacob Schmitt x Brent Nakamoto
Matthew Carroll x Zachary Brown
Robyn McKee x Linda Price Sneddon
Daijah Massie x John Burt Sanders

This partnership was made possible through the Arts, Equity, and Education Fund. We are so thankful for generous supports of the arts & professional development of the artists of CCS.

Learn more at the Creative Citizen Studios website here: https://www.citizenstudios.org/

Works made in collaboration between CCS & AAP Artists will be exhibited in Dynamic Duos, an exhibition on view at Associated Artists of Pittsburgh’s Exhibition Space.

DYNAMIC DUOS: Collaborative Works by AAP and CCS Artists
January 8 – February 15, 2022

Associated Artists of Pittsburgh Exhibition Space
100 43rd St. Unit 107
Pittsburgh, PA 15201

Opening Reception: January 8th, 5:00-7:00pm

Learn more about the exhibition here.

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