Arts Activities Support
ACHF Arts Access
Quantitative: 36 participants will develop practical, creative production skills in the field of digital media; create artwork that exhibits high artistic quality and vision; and gain visibility as media artists. It is expected that of the 36 youth that participate in Studio 213 guided mentorships that 80% will show increased competency in interacting professionally with other digital artists and groups; developing peer networks that support college and work place readiness; developing a broader understanding of others through interaction outside individual culture and neighborhood.Assessment tools include formal observation; post skill survey; post interviews; photo journaling; artwork evaluations, attendance tallies and artist feedback. Evaluation is gathered, analyzed and reported on by the Executive Director.
531 participated in lab activities with 93 participating in mentorships, exceeding by more than twice the anticipated amount of studio users. 82% succeeded in completing some form of artistic work in photography, video or music. Of the 82% that completed work, 84% showed a moderate level of technical and creative application. There is still improvement needed in the area of content quality.
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