1+1=1 Gallery opens a fabulous new exhibit of young art students’ work from April 6 through May 15. Young Voices 2020 is also a fundraiser for Helena Food Share and L&C Humane Society, chosen by the students themselves. Justin Terry, a serious 15 year old visual artist who aspires to be an architect, gives a virtual gallery talk and displays his artworks in our ...
1+1=1 Gallery opens a fabulous new exhibit of young art students’ work from April 6 through May 15. Young Voices 2020 is also a fundraiser for Helena Food Share and L&C Humane Society, chosen by the students themselves. 12 year old Scarlet Carpenter, highly motivated and socially outgoing, is in her second year of studio sessions at 1+1=1 and has produced a diversity of artworks she's very proud of. Planning and curating the exhibit ...
1+1=1 Gallery opens a fabulous new exhibit of young art students’ work from April 6 through May 15. Young Voices 2020 is also a fundraiser for Helena Food Share and L&C Humane Society, chosen by the students themselves. 10 year old artist, Isaiah Abelin, has his own style and has gained much confidence through the process of planning this year's ...
Young Voices 2020 is a fabulous art exhibit of student art from 2019 and the first two months of 2020. Evey Linden started out in our 1+1=1 Studio art sessions as a 12 year old, but by the time she was pulling into the final stages of preparing and planning the exhibit, she was a teen: 13 to be exact. She has a natural tendency to be creative and think outside the lines, and has found the beginnings of her own unique style and artist's voice while ...
Our youngest art student this year, Ciana is not new to the Young Voices annual exhibits. She charmed a huge audience during the opening reception of Young Voices 2019 last February. This year, her gallery talk is virtual because of the temporary closure of our brick-and-mortar gallery. Ciana thinks deeply about her art, something we find delightful in a 10 year old. She continues to explore every medium, though she notes that her favorite is printmaking ...
KTVH reporter, Jaurdyn Johnson, produced a news story about our Young Voices 2022 exhibit and the donation the artists and gallery are giving to CARE for it's Ukraine Crisis Fund. Watch here.
An Introduction
Our Fall 2021 art sessions are in a series of 9 weeks spread over September, October and November on weekdays after school. We will also have a winter series in January, February and March, culminating in our 6th Annual Young Voices student art exhibit at 1+!=1 Gallery.
After reading this post, if you would like to register your child for one of our art classes, please go to our class registration page and choose the appropriate age group series.
Details
WHO:Kids who want to learn more about creative expression.
COST: Studio Class Series: $450 for 9 weekly studios in Sept, Oct, Nov
WHAT’S INCLUDED: All supplies and a snack each weekly session
SCHOLARSHIPS: We are able to give partial scholarships to families in need of assistance.
TIME: Mondays after school, 3 to 5:30pm
DATES: See individual age-group days on registration page
What will my kids learn during the 2020 Summer Studios?
Maureen likes to tailor the summer to what the kids want to learn. When we all meet each other on our first day, we will finalize the schedule of topics for the 8 studio sessions w. We won’t get to everything on the list this summer, but if all goes well, we will have after-school studios for kids in the fall and winter, leading up to next year's 5th Annual Young Voices exhibit.
1+1=1 Gallery opens a fabulous new exhibit of young art students’ work from April 6 through May 15. Young Voices 2020 is also a fundraiser for Helena Food Share and L&C Humane Society, chosen by the students themselves. 12 year old artist, Ivey FitzGerald, has grown up in a family of artists, and has found her own voice through the process of planning this year's ...
Yay! Kid’s Summer Studio Camps are On! This summer we have three week-long studio camps available for kids ages 8 - 12. Find out more about the camps, each of which will be different. Maureen gives lots of personal attention to your kids because we only have five students per studio camp. She is flexible, a great listener, and focuses on helping kids express their intrinsic creativity and find their own voices rather than "technique." She is also responsive to students who wish to gain skills such as drawing from observation; color and composition skills, and mark-making.
