What they call their work
What they do
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Community Art Education Workshops 2 activities
- Offers creative team-building and networking workshops for organizationsProvides hands-on Creative Networking and Team Building sessions in art, movement, and music for businesses and organizations to foster collaboration and innovation.
- Provides multidisciplinary arts education classes for adults and childrenOffers a range of structured and drop-in classes in ceramics, digital art, creative arts, movement, yoga, and other disciplines for adults 18+ and children of all levels, with tiered class packages and instruction by 20 professional teachers serving over 200 students.
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Creative Arts Therapy Programs 1 activity
- Delivers creative and healing arts programming to support social-emotional healthProvides inclusive, purpose-driven creative and healing arts programming that fosters social and emotional well-being, builds community connection, and supports public health through multidisciplinary artistic engagement.
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Community Wellness Movement Classes 1 activity
- Facilitates wellness and community gatherings through integrative practicesHosts monthly Self-Care Sunday gatherings that include Sound Healing and Restorative Yoga with Reiki infusion, along with herbal teas and treats, to promote vitality, wellness, and community connection through movement, breath, and artistic practices.
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Curated Art Exhibitions and Public Displays 1 activity
- Hosts rotating art exhibitionsOrganizes and hosts multiple themed art exhibitions annually at its InterArts and InterArts North locations, including "DreamWoven," "Living Water: Wet Land," "Reciprocity," "Artifact," and "The Stillness of Solstice," each featuring an opening reception to engage the community.
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Community Space Provision 1 activity
- Operates a multi-purpose creative campus and community hallMaintains an 8,000 square foot creative campus including Starling Community Hall, used for dance, theater, concerts, gallery exhibitions, early learning programs, and other mission-aligned events and activities.
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Who runs it
- ALLAN KATZ — BOARD MEMBER
- DAN SLADKUS — BOARD MEMBER
- JOANNE STEVENSON — BOARD MEMBER
Who they work with
- Community Based Services Partner — Partner organization collaborating with Hudson Valley InterArts to expand inclusive, purpose-driven programming that addresses public health needs.
- InterArts Center Partner — Primary venue and programmatic identity through which Hudson Valley InterArts delivers interdisciplinary arts programming.
- Putnam County Early Learning Center Partner — Hosts the Putnam County Early Learning Center at InterArts for early learning programs.
- businesses Partner — Provides Creative Networking and Team Building sessions for businesses to enhance workplace collaboration and morale.
How they approach the work
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- Art as a Bridge Across Differencesmethodology: arts-as-communication-across-differencesBy using artistic practices as a universal language, we enable communication and connection among people across diverse abilities and backgrounds because art transcends verbal and cognitive barriers to foster shared humanity.
- Community Engagement Through Artistic Spaces and Exhibitionsmethodology: community-engaged art exhibitionsBy curating exhibitions and maintaining interdisciplinary, inclusive creative spaces, we promote community reflection and artistic innovation because shared cultural experiences stimulate dialogue and mutual inspiration.
- Creative and Healing Arts for Social and Emotional Healthmethodology: creative_and_healing_artsBy engaging individuals in creative and healing arts, we improve social and emotional health because artistic expression fosters emotional well-being, inclusivity, and community connection.
- Holistic Wellness Through Integrated Modalitiesmethodology: holistic_wellnessBy combining Sound Healing, Restorative Yoga, and Reiki in experiential formats, we support holistic self-care because integrating complementary wellness practices addresses mind, body, and spirit in community settings.
- Inclusive, Community-Driven Arts Programmingmethodology: community-driven_programmingBy designing arts and wellness programs in response to community input and with flexible, drop-in access, we deepen community engagement and participation because co-creation and accessibility foster ownership and sustained involvement.