From Texas Public Radio:
Students from underprivileged backgrounds don’t often get to spread their artistic wings in the classroom. There’s a studio in San Antonio’s Westside that’s actually paying young people “to make art all day.”
La Printería: San Antonio West Side Art Haven For Printmaking, Education
For some participants, the art classes they’ve taken previously haven’t been positive experiences. they say La Printeria is different.
Norma Martinez / Texas Public Radio
Teunice Curtis at work. Tuenice is one of seven young printmakers participating in the San Antonio Housing Authority's Summer Youth Employment Program.
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