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Home > Exhibits > Master Artist Apprentice Program 2021

Stephen Hutchins, Foot Study, 2021

water-based clay
Master Artist Apprentice Program 2021

October 8, 2021 – December 3, 2021

The Master Artist Apprentice Program (MAAP) is a cooperative partnership between the Tennessee Arts Commission and Tennessee Craft. The mission of this collaboration is to encourage and invest in the continuation, advancement, and creation of craft in Tennessee by recognizing the role of the master craft artist and apprentice relationship to preserve the state’s cultural heritage. This partnership provides craft artists with relevant and alternative educational experiences, promotes and facilitates fine craft as a viable career path for Tennessee artists, fosters deliberate mentoring, facilitates the professional development of emerging craft artists, increases the pool of craft artists, and provides craft artists in Tennessee alternative means of professional funding.

This year, Tennessee craft masters shared their significant skills and creative aptitude by providing one-on-one mentoring instruction with apprentice artists to encourage, strengthen, and grow their artistic foundation. In its 12th year, the MAAP partnership continues to cultivate the traditional master/apprentice relationship by awarding selected artists a grant to ensure that craft art is nurtured in Tennessee. More.

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