Art Club at TGS concludes another successful year
Rowen Grotton shows his fish created in the Stray Sock Sewing activity with TGS Art Club. (Photo courtesy TGS Art Club)
Owen Delorimier in his Bengal tiger mask made in TGS Art Club. (Photo courtesy TGS Art Club)
Teaching Artist, Susan Beebe, assists Rachel Kinney with building her paper mache mask. (Photo courtesy TGS Art Club)
Rowen Grotton shows his fish created in the Stray Sock Sewing activity with TGS Art Club. (Photo courtesy TGS Art Club)
Owen Delorimier in his Bengal tiger mask made in TGS Art Club. (Photo courtesy TGS Art Club)
Teaching Artist, Susan Beebe, assists Rachel Kinney with building her paper mache mask. (Photo courtesy TGS Art Club)
RSU 13 Adult and Community Education announces the completion of another successful program year with Thomaston Art Club. The program will begin registrations in September for the 2019-2020 school year serving students after-school twice weekly at no cost to families.
The students enjoy experimenting with many art mediums and various projects throughout the year.
A special thank you to local Artists: Cynthia McGuirl, club coordinator and teacher; Susan Beebe and Greta Van Campen, assistant teachers; and to Program Assistant, Callie Saulniers, for their support of this year's club.
This is one of several after-school art programs of RSU13 Adult and Community Education supported by generous contributions from the ANONIMO Foundation.
For more information on RASA After-School Art Programs visit www.rsu13.maineadulted.org.
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