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 Crealdé School of Art in 2019 | |
| Formation | 1975; 50 years ago (1975) |
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| Type | Non-profit arts organization |
| Legal status | Active |
| Headquarters | Winter Park, Florida |
Executive Director & CEO | Emily Bourmas-Fry |
| Subsidiaries | Hannibal Square Heritage Center |
| Website | crealde |
TheCrealdé School of Art is anon-profit arts organization inWinter Park, Florida. Opened in 1975, the school offersvisual andthree-dimensional arts classes for all ages, a summer art camp, and a visiting artist workshop series.[1]
Its mission is to stimulate the creative process inherent in each individual through hands-on visual-arts education and to cultivate a lifelongaesthetic appreciation in people of all ages and backgrounds. This mission is realized through comprehensive studio art instruction and interaction with professional working artists, presentation of gallery exhibitions and related art activities that encourage art exploration, an extensive outreach program that servicesat-risk minority youth and seniors, and fostering an appreciation for cultural diversity and the preservation of our cultural heritage.[2]
The school features two exhibition galleries and an outdoorsculpture garden that are open to the public at its main campus at 600 St. Andrews Boulevard. Exhibits include works by Florida artists, national and international artists, and the school's students.[3][4][5]
Opened in 2007, Hannibal Square Heritage Center is a museum ofAfrican American art, history and heritage that was founded by the Crealdé School of Art in partnership with area residents and the City of Winter Park. It is located at 642 West New England Avenue. The Center features photos andoral histories, and changing exhibits of art, history and culture.
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