Art Without Boundaries
Art Without Boundaries is an affinity space for BIPOC youth artists in 7th-12th grade. (BIPOC = Black, Indigenous, and People of Color.)
This BIPOC affinity space will embrace students wherever they are on their creative and personal journey. This will be a space where anything can happen!
Work on and share individual projects with support from peers and mentors, work on a collaborative project using theatre, music, and dance techniques to generate story and create art together, or anything else your imagination and interest inspires.
Art Without Boundaries Special Event: March 17 at 5:30 p.m.
Listen to stories from BIPOC artists in a panel discussion organized by Art Without Boundaries’ student Logan Yao. In this celebration of diversity, Seattle-area creatives will share their stories, creative journeys, and experience of being a person of color involved in theatre. The panel will be held in Everett’s Cope Gillette Theatre on March 17 from 5:30 p.m. – 7:00 p.m.
Featuring: Aaron M. Davis Norman, Andrew Coopman, Claudine Mboligikpelani Nako, and Andrew Pang
Hosted by Logan Yao
To attend in person:
Join us at the Cope Gillette Theatre (2730 Wetmore Ave, Everett WA 98201)
Please note: Masks and proof of full vaccination again COVID-19 or a lab based negative COVID test will be required for attendance. Click Here to Learn More
To attend virtually:
Join us on Zoom: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87648530529?pwd=bU11VEY3Wk1LRmpLM05DRlZ2bU5qZz09
Meeting ID: 876 4853 0529
Passcode: 040652
Schedule:
Days: Saturdays (in-person and/or virtual) now through May 21, 2022. (There are breaks for holidays that will be shared with participants)
Time: 12:30-2:30pm
Tuition: This program is tuition free.
Are you a BIPOC performer, creator, or writer? Would you enjoy making new friends and feeling really part of something? Have you wanted to be in a safe and brave space to create, tap into your imagination, support others and receive support, and just be yourself? Join us for Art Without Boundaries supported by BIPOC mentors.
This program is for students who have an interest in expressing themselves by creating art – whether it be writing stories, dancing, generating poetry, playing or composing music in any genre, drawing, painting, or anything else artistic!
If you would like to join this program or learn more, please complete this quick informational survey, so that we may follow up with you.
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KIDSTAGE MISSION:
To provide a personal development program for young people which uses theatre arts:
- To teach creativity and responsibility
- To encourage teamwork and personal integrity
- To foster self-esteem and appreciation for live theatre
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Everyone benefits from an inclusive, multi-cultural environment of students, staff and programming. We welcome people of every ethnicity, race, faith, sexual orientation, gender identity, income and ability.
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