
LIVING ARTS BLOG
Celebrate Young Children Learning & Growing at Living Arts!
It’s April and for many educators and communities across the country, this is the month to celebrate young children

Elevating the Voices of Detroit Youth
My sixth graders on the outskirts of the Yavapai-Apache reservation in Camp Verde, Arizona had just read a passage of a Sherman Alexie novel on belonging, when a hand shot up and asked: “Ms. Novoselick, what is your tribe?”
Thank you, Living Arts!
I joined Living Arts nine years ago, after contributing to “El Arte Alliance” as a teaching artist, program manager, and then director, for twelve years prior. “El Arte” was a passionate coalition of schools, teachers, arts organizations and artists which became Living Arts’ school-based arts education division when El Arte merged with Living Arts in 2008. The merger was based on the hope that re-inventing Living Arts would ensure the long-lasting positive impact of both El Arte’s school-based programs and Living Arts’ out-of-school programs. Our hope has definitely come to fruition!
Generations of Learning Through the Arts
Since I was very little, I’ve understood how important it is for families to share experiences in the arts.
The Freedom of the Open Studio
Our SPOT instructor Maggie McGuire talks about the creativity of our Teen Open Studios!
The Crowd Erupted in Cheers!
Living Arts' Teaching Artist and Choreographer shares his experience taking our Fever Dance Hip Hop Troupe to the World Championships!