ATELIER 6000 INC BEND ART CENTER
EIN 45-3345053
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WORKSHOPS:WE OFFERED A VARIETY of DRAWING, DESIGN, PRINTMAKING, and BOOKS ARTS WORKSHOPS to ARTIST of ALL BACKGROUND and SKILL LEVELS. CLASSES WERE TAUGHT BY LOCAL and VISITING ARTIST. SOME PRINTMAKING CLASSES WERE GEARED SPECIFICALLY to YOUTH (9-17). DURING 2017, WE PROVIDED 40 ONE-TIME WORKSHOPS and 44 CLASS SERIES/COURSES.EXHIBITS:IN 2017, WE PRESENTED NINE IN-HOUSE EXHIBITS and ONE TRAVELING EXHIBIT FOCUSED ON A WIDE VARIETY of CONTEMPORARY and HISTORICAL WORK. SOME EXHIBITS ARE JURIED FROM LOCAL, NATIONAL, or INTERNATIONAL CALLS, OTHERS ARE THESIS-LEVEL EXHIBITS BY A6 STUDIO MEMBERS. HISTORICAL EXHIBITS ARE GENERALLY CURATED FROM A PRIVATE COLLECTION. BEND ART CENTER (BAC) OFFERS ART TALKS, EXHIBIT TOURS, and EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS AROUND SPECIFIC EXHIBITS to PROVIDE CONTEXT and DEEPER INSIGHT to DESIGN ELEMENTS and THEMES. EXHIBIT ADMISSION is FREE to THE PUBLIC.PROGRAMS IN SCHOOLS:OUR SCHOOL PROGRAM TAKES PLACE BOTH AT BAC WITH OUR "EXHIBIT + STUDIO" PROGRAM and IN THE SCHOOLS THR
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ContactREBEKAH ALTMANPRESIDENT
Mailing address550 SW INDUSTRIAL WAY NO 180, BEND, OR 97702
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