Center leads art program
Published 9:30 am Monday, November 19, 2018
- Submitted Photo The Annette Howell Turner Center for the Arts hosted an art-learning opportunity for 20 clients from Georgia Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Disabilities, Turner County. The department is broken down into six regions; Lowndes and Turner counties, among others, fall into Region 4. Art Education Administrator Debi Davis planned and led the group in a holiday-themed painting workshop. 'I always try to make sure the students are introduced to at least one art concept per workshop,' Davis said. 'We have students from Valdosta that have been coming for almost a year that have picked up on a variety of art concepts and are really learning to apply them well.' For more information on regional opportunities or local classes and workshops, please contact our offices, (229) 247-2787 or visit turnercenter.org.
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The Annette Howell Turner Center for the Arts hosted an art-learning opportunity for 20 clients from Georgia Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Disabilities, Turner County. The department is broken down into six regions; Lowndes and Turner counties, among others, fall into Region 4. Art Education Administrator Debi Davis planned and led the group in a holiday-themed painting workshop. ‘I always try to make sure the students are introduced to at least one art concept per workshop,’ Davis said. ‘We have students from Valdosta that have been coming for almost a year that have picked up on a variety of art concepts and are really learning to apply them well.’ For more information on regional opportunities or local classes and workshops, please contact our offices, (229) 247-2787 or visit turnercenter.org.