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Hope Interns 2016

This is our sixth year offering the Art Exploration Program at Hope Academy in S. Minneapolis! During the first two weeks we’ve had 10 Hope HS interns and 1 Hope graduate assistant working with our Artist Mentors in the IA Studios. During weeks 3-4 of the program, the interns will be the classroom assistants for middle school students at Hope Academy.

Visual Art – Artist Mentor Katie Perez with assistant (and IA Scholarship award recipient – Rachel Kite) and interns Abigail Irving and Luke Thompson

Photography – Artist Mentor Becca Ulasich with interns Tian Elder and Kimberly Eras

Theater – Artist Mentor Ben Kelly with interns Gloria Portillo-Flores and Elijah Owens

Video – Artist Mentor Matt Abeler with interns Caden Neterer and Joshua Bookhout

Music – Artist Mentor Mark Collier with interns Taron Busby and Josselin Reyes-Vasquez

legacy_logo_cmyk-e1304537049458MRAC-logo-(color)2This activity is made possible by the voters of Minnesota through a grant from the Metropolitan Regional Arts Council, thanks to a legislative appropriation from the arts and cultural heritage fund.

 

 

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