EDUCATION

Giinawind centers and highlights Indigenous art and artists. It is a gathering place for the creative community and an opportunity for cultural connections. We are seeking proposals from local Indigenous artists and instructors interested in teaching community-based classes and workshops such as drawing, painting, printmaking, woodworking, weaving, pottery, beading, creative writing, and more. Artists who teach in other media are also welcome to submit a teaching proposal. We have dedicated studios for drawing and paint, ceramics, and printmaking. We are seeking instructors for children’s, teen, and adult programming.

Services MAC Provides

Registration and communications with students; advertising on the web, community mailings, direct mailings, email; and classroom space and equipment.

Proposal Guidelines & Procedures

Classes will be reviewed and chosen based on feasibility, curriculum, and scheduling availability. MacRostie Art Center values class offerings that help create synergy among other art education offerings in Itasca County.

Please Be Advised

By using MacRostie Art Center as registrar and facilities, certain registration/cancellation policies will apply and certain facility policies will apply. Registration for classes will be kept open until the day before the first scheduled class, unless the instructor indicates that they need the registration to close sooner than the day before the first scheduled class. Instructors selected to teach youth/teen classes will be subject to a background check. By submitting this proposal, you are contracting MacRostie Art Center to serve as a facilitator for arts education classes. Please, understand that you would be providing a temporary contractual service and that you are not and will not be an employee of MacRostie Art Center.