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Sculptors work with a wide variety of materials, such as metal, stone, wood, clay, wire, found objects, plastic—even ice and butter. They can weld or carve materials into freestanding statues or create relief sculpture, which is flat on one side and hangs on a wall.
An art museum describes how its teen council impacts the museum’s programming by acting as innovators, leaders, and changemakers.
Natural science illustrators use drawing, observation, and scientific concepts to communicate information about the natural world.
Art therapists create safe environments for students to examine interpersonal problems and strengths through individual and group art processes.
You can see the work of graphic designers everywhere you look. But what do graphic designers do? Graphic designers use a combination of shapes, forms, images, and words to communicate a message to a specific audience.
A summer internship program provides Milwaukee-area high-school students with valuable hands-on experience in the creative fields.
Middle-school students are visited by a local florist and make connections between the elements of art and creating a bouquet arrangement.
Young students work together on a variety of projects throughout the school year, cultivating a community of compassion and tolerance.
High-school students build their interpersonal skills while learning about the myriad of art careers from professionals in the field.
Commercial photography is always used to sell or promote another product for a client. This work is often more technically demanding than other forms of photography.
Ryan Gardell, Artifakt Studio's creative director and mixed-media artist, shares his large-scale, uplifting community projects.
Fashion designers and product developers are responsible for using analysis of current trends, their knowledge of design principles, and expertise in fabric and production techniques to create styles for a targeted market.
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