Flower City Pottery Invitational
ORGANIZATION: Flower City Arts Center
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The annual Flower City Pottery Invitational (FCPI) returns October 11-14, 2018 for its 4th year, welcoming premiere ceramic artists from around the country to exhibit and sell their work, give workshops, talks and demonstrations, and to be on site to talk with you about their pots and their processes! We need all kinds of help, from set-up to wrapping to bringing food....we can't have this event without a lot of support from pottery lovers like YOU!
We're using SignUp.com again this year to help us organize our volunteers. Please follow the directions below and sign up to participate as much as you can! Contact Audrey Shaughnessy at grants@rochesterarts.org with any questions.
Click this link to the 2018 FCPI event on SignUp.com: http://signup.com/go/gVvWGUr
More opportunities with Flower City Arts Center
No additional volunteer opportunities at this time.
About Flower City Arts Center
Location:
713 Monroe Ave, Rochester, NY 14607, US
Mission Statement
We are a community-based not-for-profit that educates, encourages and inspires all people to create and enjoy the arts. The Flower City Arts Center offers programs in all of our visual arts areas: photography, ceramics and book arts. We offer youth programs, classes and workshops, rent studio space to individuals and exhibit work in our galleries. Anyone may take classes, though you must be a member to use some of the facilities.
Description
Our adult education programs serve over 1,400 students ages 14 to 75+ each year in the areas of photography (traditional black and white, digital and vintage processes), ceramics (including handbuilt, wheel thrown & altered forms with a variety of surface applications) and book arts (letterpress, hand papermaking, bookbinding and calligraphy).
Our Urban Youth Programs serve inner city children from low to modest income families. We have served more than 1000 youth during the 16 years we have offered our programs. We offer our programs to children who could benefit from a hands-on visual approach to learning, and who have limited or no access to arts programs.
* Wilson Foundation Academy Photo Club: Studio 678, a 22-week after-school photo club for middle school students, uses photography and digital technology to integrate practical applications of academic subjects in science, math, writing, history, and technology in creative and empowering ways.
* Customized programs for city youth - a variety of book arts, ceramics and papermaking programs and activities provided to groups of city youthCAUSE AREAS
WHEN
WHERE
713 Monroe AvenueRochester, NY 14607
DATE POSTED
September 20, 2018
SKILLS
- Transactions
- Customer Service
GOOD FOR
N/A
REQUIREMENTS
- Must be at least 18
- As little as one hour