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The Claremont Museum of Art continues its mission to promote the arts in Claremont without walls. The Museum holds public and member events and exhibitions at various locations throughout the year, including the annual Padua Hills Art Fiesta held the first Sunday in November. As funding for school art programs shrink, the Museum plays an important role in providing art education to Claremont youth through our three education projects: Project ArtStART, ARToon and Family Art activities. We continue to work towards building an endowment to support an exhibition space in the future. |
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INSIGHTS & OUTSIGHTS: The Collages and Cartoons of Paul Darrow opened May 3 at the Claremont Heritage Ginger Elliott Exhibition Space in Memorial Park. The exhibition features sixty years of his Courier cartoons and a selection of recent work in mixed media. more... |
Project ARTstART is a youth arts education program that trains high school students to bring art appreciation activities to elementary school students. Under the direction of Rich Deely, the program's inaugural year has been enthusiastically received by over 200 Claremont students. more... |
ARToon gives voice to a generation of middle school students through the art of cartooning. The program, produced by the Claremont Museum of Art in collaboration with El Roble Intermediate School, culminated with a exhibition on March 22, 2013 and will be on display through 2013 on the Art Wall of the Packing House in Claremont. more... |
