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Core Program Partners

"The Art Academy is excited about the opportunity to locate some of our community classes in the great community of Clifton – close to the
I-75 expressway and to so many other Cincinnati neighborhoods."

Michelle Markert
Former Director of Community Education
The Art Academy of Cincinnati

"The Clifton Cultural Arts Center is an ideal space; it will be welcoming; accessible and draw neighborhood participants who might otherwise dismiss attending a program at the University."

Amy Dennison, Director
CCM Preparatory Department

"One of the ILE's major objectives is to build the program by expanding outreach to senior citizens in the community. We feel that the CCAC will offer us a unique opportunity to accomplish this in Clifton and in the surrounding communities served by the Center."

Stephen Appel
Former Chairman, OLLI

The Art Academy of Cincinnati

Well known for its undergraduate and graduate programs in fine art and design, The Art Academy considers CCAC "an ideal space for art making" and is interested in offering non-credit visual arts classes in drawing, painting and other two-dimensional media.

This past summer, The Academy used the Clifton School for Camp Art Academy, six weeks of visual arts day camp, providing young artists (ages 5-12) experience in making art, learning about art from artists and art educators, seeing art and meeting artists.

The University of Cincinnati
College-Conservatory of Music (CCM) Preparatory Department

The highly renowned University of Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music Preparatory Program is interested in offering a variety of programs at CCAC, including private and group music and voice lessons, acting and musical theater classes, dance classes and music appreciation. Classes for young children and for students with special needs may also be offered.

Osher Lifelong Learning Institute
(Formerly Institute for Lifetime Education)

The Osher Lifelong Learning Institute (OLLI) of the University of Cincinnati is one of the oldest, largest, and most successful senior education programs in the U.S., offering nearly 300 courses each year to 1,800 members. A partnership with CCAC will allow OLLI to expand its curriculum to include more studio art and music courses, physical fitness and movement classes as well as lifestyle courses.