Popular elementary school art education program is renamed as Carnegie Picture Lab

Popular elementary school art education program is renamed as Carnegie Picture Lab
The Carnegie Picture Lab, formerly known as the Carnegie Art Center's Picture Lady Program, is a non-profit volunteer-led organization founded in the early 1970's providing art education to Walla Walla Valley schools serving children in Kindergarten through 5th grade.

Over the past several years, major changes have occurred to the original Carnegie Art Center and its Picture Lady Program. For the better part of a year the current board has worked to provide the necessary infrastructure to the organization to insure the sustainability of the program. The program now has a new and expanded board of directors with member expertise in education, community outreach, communications, grant writing, finance and leadership skills.

The services of Jan McGowan, a non-profit business consultant, nationally recognized artist advisors inclusive of Walla Walla based artists Squire Broel and Leslie Cain, and a dedicated AmeriCorps staff member bolster the organization. Most excitedly, the group has received a new name, logo and mission/vision statement along with renewed enthusiasm by the 100% volunteer-led organization to ensure Carnegie Picture Lab will provide art enrichment to elementary school children through out the valley to participating schools for many years to come.

For more information:
Phone: 509-526-6921
Email:info@CarnegiePictureLab.com
Studio: Main Post Office, Downtown Walla Walla, 2nd Floor, Suite 219
Mail: PO Box 3223, Walla Walla, WA 99362
Website: www.CarnegiePictureLab.com