Presentations and workshops by national and local leaders in the field, including Lifetime Arts’ founder and CEO, Maura O’Malley,—combined with site visits to museums, galleries and “best practice” programs, will enable accepted trainees to raise the bar on arts engagement across the aging spectrum.
November 4, 2012 – Friday, November 9, 2012
The Creative Center at University Settlement
Presentations and workshops by national and local leaders in the field, including Lifetime Arts’ founder and CEO, Maura O’Malley, – combined with site visits to museums, galleries and “best practice” programs, will enable accepted trainees to raise the bar on arts engagement across the aging spectrum.
Winter 2013
Community Word Project
Lifetime Arts & Elders Share the Arts Offer a Creative Aging Elective
Community-Word Project’s Teaching Artist Training and Internship Program (TATIP) helps professional artists develop the skills and experience they need to work hand-in-hand with classroom teachers. For the first time ever – in partnership with Lifetime Arts, Inc. and Elders Share the Arts, Community-Word Project will host a two-day (10am-4pm) intensive training for selected artists who are interested in working with older adults in NYC.
For information: http://communitywordproject.org
Beginning in May, Lifetime Arts began a series of engagements with 19 state arts agencies as part of the National Assembly of State Arts Agencies'...
Lifetime Arts has been working with 21 state arts agencies to grow their creative aging practice, partnerships, and programming.
Maura O'Malley, Lifetime Arts' CEO/Co-Founder, to serve as leading creative aging expert at Arts and Ageing Forum 2022: The Future of Arts and Ageing...
