ArtVentures ™ Studio
WELCOME TO ARTVENTURES™
ArtVentures Studio was founded in 1988 by Joetta Welch Currie to provide visual arts education for children. Nestled in the heart of Rockwall, Texas, just a block and a half north of the historic downtown, this unique facility provides a wonderful and stimulating atmosphere to inspire the creative mind.
The ArtVentures Philosophy places an emphasis of the process of making art and a belief in establishing a strong foundation with knowledge of the use of artistic elements and principles.
ArtVentures Preschool and After School Elementary Programs offer fun, hands on art activities that help to acquaint young students with the foundations of art as they were discovering the foundations of language, math and science.
A variety of artistic discipline, medium and technique help to promote awareness, stimulate ideas and help students sharpen innate talents. Opportunity for exhibit, small classes, field trips, and a non judgmental, non competitive environment, nourishes self confidence in young artists.
Located at 507 North Goliad in Rockwall, Texas
Our Teen and Adult Programs help to provide a positive creative outlet and help instill, encourage and support a lifelong interest in the world of art.
Art is idea. It is not enough to draw, paint and sculpt. An artist must be able to think.
-Gurdon Woods
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972 771-4397
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ArtVentures is proud to be a part of the Rockwall County Alliance for the Arts, Youth ArtReach Grant Program.
This grant provides scholarships for cultural arts education
to children whose families can not afford them. For more information about the Youth ArtReach Grants click on their logo on the left.
ArtVentures™
Studio is a Limited Liability Corporation. All images and information
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of thes images or information without the express written approval of
ArtVentures™ Studio LLC is prohibited and subject to prosecution.
Artventures Studio owner, Joetta Currie and her After School Elementary Program students show off with their paper mache sculpture.
