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Education
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Barn Arts collaborates with students, educators, and artists through teaching artist programs that recognize learning as an act of creativity. |
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We work directly with our educational partners to design programming that meets the curricular and community needs of each group of students. |
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In the fall, we begin talking to educators to understand more about how arts programming can support their work in the classroom. Through conversations, research, and site visits, we learn about the curriculum, the environment, and the class culture to start planning for what we can make together. |
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In the winter, we design programs that are custom-built for each ensemble of student artists. We draw from a diverse network of professional artists to create programming that is tailor-made for the young people that we serve. |
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In the spring, we travel to schools, libraries, and community centers to meet young artists where they are and find out where we can go together. |
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Barn Arts teaching artist programs culminate in community events that take the form of performances, screenings, exhibitions and openings. |
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Click here to see highlights from our 2021 season
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Barn Arts is a non-profit organization based in Tremont, Maine with a mission to bring people together.
We connect with audiences of all ages through performances and arts education and produce events and programs that lead to community engagement, enrichment, and collaboration.
We work toward our mission through the following:
We connect with audiences of all ages through performances and arts education and produce events and programs that lead to community engagement, enrichment, and collaboration.
We work toward our mission through the following:
- A. Creating arts education programming
- B. Organizing community events
- C. Producing activities that include performances, workshops, screenings, and festivals
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