Crealde School of Art, Winter Park, FL

	Welcome to Crealdé
	Crealdé School of Art is a community based non-profit arts organization established in 1975. It features a year-round curriculum of over 100 visual arts classes for students of all ages, taught by a faculty of over 40 working artists; a renowned Summer Art Camp for children and teens; a Visiting Artist Workshop series, three galleries, the Contemporary Sculpture Garden, and award-winning outreach programs. Crealdé’s second campus, the Hannibal Square Heritage Center, opened in 2007 in partnership with the City of Winter Park as an extension of Crealdé’s community programs. Crealdé School of Art, located in Winter Park, FL, is supported in part by a membership of over 1200 individuals, families and businesses; United Arts of Central Florida; the City of Winter Park; Orange County Government through the Arts & Cultural Affairs Program; the State of Florida Department of State, Division of Cultural Affairs; The Florida Arts Council; The National Endowment for the Arts; and various private foundations.

David Cumbie creating a sculpture
Classes

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Spring Session ends May 19.

Summer Session starts June 16.

Crealde offers over 100 art classes and work-shops in painting, drawing, ceramics, sculpture, photography, stained glass and jewelry design. Classes are held at our scenic main campus in Winter Park; at the Hannibal Square Heritage Center; and at the Jessie Brock Community Center in Winter Garden, with something for all ages. Call 407-671-1886 or see all classes under Classes & Workshops tab above.

Crealdé’s Summer ArtCamp registration is available online, click here now.

Summer ArtCamp sessions are offered
June 11 to August 3 for ages 4 to 17.

Note: Several camps are sold out already, so register your child today!

WEATHER NOTE: If classes are cancelled due to bad weather it will be announced on the Calendar pages; see link in yellow bar at top of this page.

Galleries

March 16 to May 26
Alice & William Jenkins Gallery―
Natural Rhythms/Interlacing Forms: Florida Landscapes by Mollie Doctrow and Lee Dunkel. Curated by Photography Director Rick Lang, this exhibition immerses the viewer in the subtle rhythms of Florida’s rich subtropical vegetation and topography. Doctrow’s monochrome woodcut images and Dunkels’ black and white silver print photographs reveal the intricate patterns created by the trees, grasses and palmettos that create our natural landscape.

May 4 to August 4
Showalter Hughes Community Gallery
The Art of Fellowship in Ceramics, Sculpture
and Photography. Curated by Ceramics & Sculpture Director Vincent Sansone and Photography Director Rick Lang, this exhibition features the recent accomplishments of students in Crealdé’s Emerging Artist Programs. Since 1978, the Crealdé Fellowship and Studio Artist Programs have mentored hundreds of students in a work-study exchange, providing the foundation for many to become professional exhibiting and working artists. Opening reception 7 to 9 p.m. on Friday, May 4.

May 11 to September 1
Heritage Center Gallery
The Sage Project:
Hannibal Square Elders Tell Their Stories.
Recollections of a special group of senior residents, ages 85 to 106, of one of the nation’s oldest African American communities are featured in a new exhibition at the Hannibal Square Heritage Center. The photographic portraits and oral histories are a tribute to the 125th anniversary of Winter Park’s incorporation as a city.

Please click the link for the Sage Project story:

http://www.facebook.com/notes/creald%C3%A9-school-of-art/oh-the-stories-theyll-tell/10150881146852542

Highlight

If you would like to enjoy a short film
about Crealdé please click here.

CALL FOR ENTRIES

June 8 to August 31
Crealde's 32nd Annual Juried Student Exhibition in the Alice & William Jenkins Gallery... please click here to download the call for entries form

TRAVELLING EXHIBITION

April 2 to May 27
After the Last Harvest: A Tribute to the Lake Apopka Farmworker Community in Photos and Quilts. A project of students taught by Peter Schreyer, in a partnership with the Florida Farmworker Association of Apopka.

Now at Orlando City Hall's Terrace Gallery, 400 South Orange Avenue, Orlando, FL 32802. Call (407) 246-4279 for details.