Dowling Offers Arts Enrichment Program

There's only a few weeks left of summer - consider attending an arts enrichment class.  Some classes still have openings call 631-244-3473 to register

 

 

Enjoy art classes on the picturesque former estate of William K. Vanderbilt. Whether in the art studio or on the great lawn the mansion and grounds are sure to inspire the artist within. The Dowling College Arts Enrichment program offers fine art classes to adults and children in the community and to professional organizations. All classes are taught by New York State Certified Teachers or professionals in their disciplines.
We have partnered with the New York State Art Teachers’ Association Region 10 (LIATA-Suffolk) to bring professional development workshops to teaching professionals and exhibition space to students.

A collaboration with the Queens Museum of Art will bring “Room to Grow” a unique art experience to children and families affected by autism. Details about this program will be available this fall.

Classes are still available. For details click the link below.

www.dowling.edu/ArtsEnrichmentProgram.shtm

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