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Questions about classes

 

What are your policies regarding Covid-19?

Please see our Covid-19 Safety page here: Covid-19 Safety

 

Can I still attend classes at the Eliot School of Fine & Applied Arts if I can't be vaccinated due to medical or religious concerns?

Please contact our Program Support Team prior to registering to discuss.

 

The Eliot School Artist in Residence program engages a Boston-based artist each year to work closely with a group of art-passionate teens, from our Teen Bridge Program, to produce a body of public art with thoughtful community engagement at its core. Teen Bridge is a year-round, multi-year program combining art education and experience, life skills, mentorship, job training, and employment, for student artists in our community-based programs.

Please help prevent the spread of the coronavirus (COVID-19). Find out here what we're doing and how you can help.

Are you interested in getting involved?

 

Board of Trustees

 

We invite your business to support the Eliot School. The combination helps both of us!

We are currently developing ways to increase visibility for our business donors of various levels. Contact us about sponsoring the Eliot School.

We hold classes in two locations in Boston’s Jamaica Plain neighborhood: our Schoolhouse and Annex.  We also service the Greater Boston-area through our School and Community Partnerships.

Schoolhouse & Annex

You will find our Program Support Associate and Facilities team in the office at the back of the wood shop at our Schoolhouse. The rest of our administrative staff have their offices in our Annex.

SPEAC 2022

A 5-part virtual Professional Development Series to help arts educators support students to process & express experiences due to COVID, racial injustice, & disability discrimination. 
Learn more about what educators are exploring in the series here.

We send artists and artisans to teach woodworking and visual arts in schools and community centers throughout Boston. There, students of all ages experience the joys of making things by hand, using imagination, building skills and taking creative risks.

Instructors

Fifile (Fi) Nguyen is a former fashion designer specializing in womenswear. She first began taking fashion design classes at the Museum of Fine Arts Houston’s Glassell Junior School of Art, and then earned a BS in Textile & Apparel Design from the University of Texas at Austin. In 2011, she co-founded a clothing line committed to sustainable fashion made through fair labor practices. One of her dresses won first place in the Born Free USA 4th Annual fffashion (Fur Free Fashion) Competition in 2012.