Studio Call

Artist in schools program

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A child holds up a black flag with hand-cut white block letters that reads "BTW This IS A FLAG".

Studio Call is a free program that brings artists into schools. Designed for grades five through twelve, Studio Call imagines the space of the classroom as a temporary art studio where students can explore the creative process and various materials in an artist-led art making session.

A man wearing a dark shirt stands behind a messy desk in a classroom and holds up a small white flag with red block letters that reads, "YAY". Behind him a photograph of a flag is projected onto a whiteboard.
A hand holds up a yellow flag with colourful hand-cut block lettering that reads "#FLAG".
Ryan Suter holds a small satellite-like object against a black backdrop while a young person illuminates it with a flashlight. A camera on a tripod is positioned between the two people.
In a darkened room, Leah Garnett stands in front of and points to a projected image of a sculptural artwork that features a small stack of silver magnets that stand out from the wall.