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summer art programs in houston


Question Posted Thursday April 17 2008, 6:32 pm

im 15/f
and i live in houston.

im looking for a really good summer art program for the summer. something that will help me better my art skills, because i want to be an artist when i grow up. Any ideas?

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FrEe2bMe answered Tuesday April 22 2008, 6:30 pm:
You may want to check out the Art Institute of Houston website. It details all the programs they offer and although it is for the college level, a lot of the time they offer summer programs and work shops. You may want to also ask your art teacher at school. A lot of the time they have some information on that. :)

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