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Historical September 1988 report or notice. Original dates, prices and contacts describe the source period; current availability has not been established.
Craft Alliance is offering a new program for adults beginning September 8. Titled Creativity and Personal Growth, the program consists of three different classes designed for anyone wishing to free up creativity and inspire personal growth. “Self-Discovery Through Art Experiences” is scheduled for September 8; “Energizing Through Personal Imagery” will be held September 17; and “Memories and Mastery” starts December 1.
Each class will be taught by registered art therapists and will employ the use of art materials by participants.
A new session of visual arts classes for children begins September 16 at Craft Alliance Center for the Visual Arts, located at 6640 Delmar in University City. Six weeks classes are available for kids ages 3-16 in pottery, drawing, painting, cartooning, fabric design, sculpture and printmaking.
Tuition for the session beginning September 16 is $40.
For further information or to receive program brochures, please call Craft Alliance at 725-1177. Craft Alliance is a not-for-profit arts center which has served the St. Louis community for over 21 years.
The Craft Alliance Gallery exhibits fine crafts in monthly shows featuring work in clay, textiles, wood, glass, paper and metal.
The Craft Alliance Education Center provides regularly scheduled classes for children, adults and professional artists. Over 2,600 people participate each year in courses in ceramics, weaving, basketry, jewelry making and paper making.
This program provides employment for more than thirty artists serving as instructors and lecturers. Craft Alliance is a funded member agency of the Arts and Education Council of Greater St. Louis and receives support from the Regional Arts Commission and the Missouri Arts Council.
Originally published in The Times of Skinker-DeBaliviere, September 1988.
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