This past year has been one of evolution and adaptation as we found new and creative ways to engage Clackamas youth in the arts. With wonderful partners like Todos Juntos, Parrott Creek Child and Family Services, and the Clackamas Juvenile Department, YAC has come out stronger, wiser and more flexible than ever!
Our YAC Program Coordinator Christine Toth was able to serve as an artist juror for the Clackamas Education Service District (ESD) 2021 Regional Art Show.
We invite you to review all that we proudly accomplished during a year of unprecedented challenge, as well as unexpected inspiration.
Clackamas County Arts Alliance announces the re-selection from our AEP 2020 call of 48 Individual Artists and 4 Artist Groups to exhibit in the 2021 Artist Exhibit Program.
The Arts Alliance is seeking additional members for our Board of Directors as well as members to participate in our new committees.
Clackamas County Cultural Coalition Distributes $39,000 to 17 Local Grant Recipients. New Funding Will Be Used to Support Local Arts, Heritage & Humanities Projects
This year presented us with many challenges, but we have been able to adapt, change, and create new ways to bring art programming to Clackamas County youth.
Please join us in officially welcoming Dianne Alves to the Arts Alliance!
The Arts Alliance “offices” will be closed from Wednesday, December 23, 2020 - January 3, 2021.
The latest Youth Arts for Change update from Courtney Rainwater, our Youth Arts for Change Coordinator
Two great youth art exhibits are on display at the Clackamas County Public Services Building right now! Even while you can’t see them in person, view them online.
Clackamas County Arts Alliance & Clackamas County Cultural Coalition to distribute $2,258,665 in Coronavirus Relief Funding Cultural Support to recipients in Clackamas and Washington Counties.
Americans for the Arts Action Fund has launched an exciting and educational ArtsVote campaign to educate voters on the important and clear steps they need to take to make their vote count and to do it EARLY.
A message from Clackamas County Cultural Coalition Vice-Chair, Sandy Carter, addressing the unique cultural moment we find ourselves in, and the Cultural Coalition's ability to fund projects that speak to this moment for 2021.
Through the Oregon Community Foundation's Oregon Arts and Culture Recovery Program we were granted much appreciated general operating support funds.
Be an #ArtsHero is a nationwide grassroots movement that has taken off in an effort to advocate for emergency arts relief from the United States Senate.
The latest update from our Youth Arts for Change Coordinator Courtney on a new program that starts today.
Due to COVID-19 and its effects on galleries and artists, all 2020 AEP Artists are automatically guaranteed a spot in our 2021 Artist Exhibit Program.
Now that most kids are on summer break, Courtney shares some clever ways to paint and even make your own paint using food!
Did you know that a gift to the Arts Alliance may actually reduce your taxable income?
The Arts Alliance has filled an essential need in Clackamas County since 1994. No other organization provides services countywide to artists, writers, performers and cultural organizations … but we couldn’t have done it without your help. Nearly 40 percent of our operating income comes from donors just like you! Learn more ›