The Alabama Alliance for Arts Education is a member of the
Kennedy Center Alliance for Arts Education Network
Mark your Calendars for this Year's Alabama Gives Day on February 2, 2012
SAVE THE DATE!
February 2nd is your opportunity to join thousands of Alabamians in being part of a history making event that aims to raise millions of dollars for hundreds of Alabama nonprofits in just 24 hours. Inspired by other Gives Days in the nation, Alabama Gives Day provides nonprofits an opportunity to showcase the impact of the incredible work they do that helps improve the quality of life for everyone in our state.
Every donation matters. We encourage you to explore our mission and those of other participating nonprofits and help show Alabama's unparalleled generosity to the world by making your tax-deductible gift on February 2nd, 2012. Come on Alabama... let's make history together!
National Symphony Orchestra Summer Music Institute Applications available December 1 on-line
NEW this season – All applicants will submit their applications online via ArtsApp.com (including solo and excerpts recordings) through www.kennedy-center.org/smi. ArtsApp is an independent company and is not affiliated with the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts. There is a charge of $10 to use the ArtsApp site, which is a registration fee for the site itself and is collected through PayPal. Please contact Carole Wysocki, NSO Director of Education, cjwysocki@kenendy-center.org for further information if you are unable to complete the online application process for any reason.
Deadline for Application: January 27, 2012.
The Summer Music Institute is coordinated by the National Symphony Orchestra Education Program, which is a component of the Kennedy Center Education Department. Young people, teachers, and families take part in innovative and effective education programs initiated by the Center, including performances, lectures, demonstrations, open rehearsals, dance and music residencies, master classes, competitions for young actors and musicians, backstage tours, and workshops. These programs have become models for communities across the country, as educators and government leaders recognize what the Center has known for years: that the arts can unlock the door to learning for young people, fostering creativity, teaching discipline, improving self-esteem, and challenging students to think in new ways, as well as offering them experiences in the joy of the performing arts.
The Visual Arts Achievement Program Presents the Student Exhibition & Scholarship Competition
The Visual Arts Achievement Program provides local and state recognition for student achievement in the visual arts. The program is designed to offer encouragement to young artists, showcase their work and offer opportunities for advanced training beyond high school.
Please check out the Visual Arts Achievement Program's Student Exhibition & Scholarship Competition that will be going on during the beginning of this new year.
Juried exhibitions are divided into two groups based on the student grade level. Group I is for students in grades 6 through 8. Group II is for students in grades 9 through 12. Entries are nominated by art teachers in public and private schools throughout the state. For competition information and guidelines please click on the link posted below.
http://www.arts.alabama.gov/educational/VAAP_Guidelines_2012.pdf
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OUR MISSION
AAAE supports and advocates for policies, practices, and partnerships
that promote excellence in arts education.
- We believe...
that all Alabamians should have equal opportunities to discover and
to develop their talents. - We believe...
that all Alabamians should have a sequential and comprehensive
education in the arts. - We believe...
that all Alabamians should gain enough knowledge about the arts in order to understand their own cultural heritage and the cultural heritage of others.








