COMMUNITY WORKSHOPS
Empowering GenerationS Through Art
artists bring their unique expertise to the table, offering personalized, hands-on learning experiences that cater to diverse groups from all backgrounds.
Artist teaching her collage technique to youth at Multnomah County’s Midland Library.
We believe in the transformative power of art to inspire and uplift communities, especially youth. We collaborate closely with talented teaching artists who specialize in sharing their creative processes and working with people of all ages.
Adding a Community Workshop to your mural project not only ensures the mural is representative of the community, it also gives students the opportunity to learn directly from professional artists; helping to inspire the next generation of street artists!
HIGHLIGHTED PROJECTS
MULTNOMAH COUNTY LIBRARY SERVICES - 2025
Artist Kyler Martz recently worked with teens from Portland Public School’s Metropolitan Learning Center. Kyler spoke briefly about his art career and prompted students to think about what they’d like to see in the new teen area at Multnomah County Library’s Northwest Library location.
MIDLAND LIBRARY YOUTH COLLAGE WORKSHOP- 2024
A youth collage workshop hosted at the new Multnomah County Midland Library for their new rotating art gallery. Artist Nia Musiba shared her collage technique and helped young artists create their own designs.
LEWELLING ELEMENTARY YOUTH PAINTING - 2023
Artist Emma Berger hosted a workshop with students from Lewelling Elementary in Milwaukie to help her get inspiration for the beautiful mural that now graces the front of the school.
BODECKER SOUND WALKS - 2021
The Walls of Sound Project: In the summer of 2021, a group of students led by the Bodecker Foundation created “Walls of Sound'' Soundwalks; an immersive experience where the listener participates in an audio-visual journey, as heard by the Soundwalk’s creators.