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The Georgia Council for the Arts K-12 Teaching Artists Registry features qualified teaching artists who have extensive training and experience in one or more artistic disciplines, are available to work in schools and at organizations serving K-12 students around the state, and have passed a background check to work in a school environment. The registry includes competitively evaluated professionals and ensures a high-quality standard for performances, workshops, and/or residencies, providing schools and organizations with the best artistic experiences. For questions about the registry, please contact Emily Yewell Volin, Grants and Arts Education Program Manager, at 404-962-4015 or [email protected].
Teaching Arts Registry applications are not being accepted at this time. Please stay tuned for future announcements.
Teaching Artists
Assane Kouyaté is a culture bearer, griot, and one of a few indigenous West African artists in Georgia. With 30+ years exhibiting traditional and cultural...
Atlanta Brassworks is proud to be one of the oldest consistently performing brass quintets in the country! Members of this ensemble have extensive experience performing...
Barry Stewart Mann is an actor, storyteller and teaching artist based in Atlanta. He was born in suburban New Jersey, and grew up there and...
Brien Engel is an explorer of unusual sounds coaxed out of everyday objects. His main passion is the glass harp, an instrument comprised of 50...
The Center for Puppetry Arts opened its doors September 23, 1978, with Kermit the Frog and creator Jim Henson cutting the ceremonial ribbon. It has...
Damon Young is a teaching artist and performer specializing in collaborative theatre arts and shadow puppet performance. As puppetry strengthens cooperation, creativity and empathy, it’s...
Dave Holland is a dynamic performer, teaching artist and interactive rhythm facilitator. Since 2001, Dave has been an active member of the Atlanta arts in...
Dr. Kay Pace has enjoyed a long and distinguished professional career as concert pianist, college music professor, music administrator, music educator, choral director, composer/arranger, ethnomusicologist,...
I am artistic director of Egun Omode (children of the ancestors) Performing Arts Collective, the only sekere and West African folkloric dance and drum ensemble...
Several years of work in media production (my undergraduate degree) led to my decision to pursue music as a career. Since performing as the Green...
I am a retired educator of 17 years from the Fulton County Schools System. I have worked in classrooms for Pre-K-5th Grade, including classrooms for...
J’miah Nabawi is an award-winning, multi-faceted storyteller. His upbeat storytelling reflects the story-dance-musical storytelling drama found in many parts of Africa and its diaspora. J’miah...
I’ve worked as a community-based public artist and teaching artist in Georgia (and SC and MA and UT) for over 30 years. I’ve been on...
John Doyle first started training in theatre in college while attending Morehouse College from 1992-97. He took acting classes at Clark-Atlanta University, where he trained...
For nearly fifteen years, I have led creative workshops across the nation. A graduate of Georgia Southern University, I pull from several years of training...
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