The Coleman Center for the Arts was proud to offer Camp SHIFT, an annual arts summer camp for local youth ages 8-18. Movement, action, change, collaboration and creativity were the inspiration for this summer’s theme. From May 30 to June 3, students joined instructors from across the state and the country for lessons in visual art, dance, voice, performance, and …
The Coleman Center for the Arts (CCA) is pleased to present “Perfectly Imperfect, Love.” These collaborative murals were made by a group of 5th through 8th grade students from Livingston Jr. High School (LJHS) and North Sumter Junior High School (NSJH) who spent the semester working on conceptualizing, articulating and creating “color and language” with CCA Curator of Education, Boo …
October 6, 2015 Artist Tameka Norris offered a screening of her film, “Meka Jean: How She Got Good,” at the Coleman Center for the Arts’ downtown Pop Start space. The film originally premiered in 2014 at Prospect 3, the international art biennial in New Orleans. It chronicles Norris’ eponymous character, Meka Jean, as she navigates her own artistic, social, cultural, …