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Gallery & Stage
Opportunities to exhibit, perform, publish, and produce completed work, and to celebrate the creative process with the community.
Exhibit
Perform
Produce
Where the work is shared
In the Alera Way Method, Share means to perform, exhibit, publish, produce, and celebrate the creative process with the community.
Exhibit
Galleries, murals, installations, and public art.
Gallery and exhibitions
Student showcases, curation, art sales, and artist encounters.
Perform
Festivals, stages, recitals, theater, and dance.
Productions and performances
Concerts, recitals, theater, dance, film, festivals, and cultural events.
Produce
Film, photography, audio, publications, and digital projects.
Completed work
Courses may lead to a final project, a production, or a publication, depending on the discipline.
How program work reaches an audience
Each course may include public presentation opportunities. These are the presentation tags listed in the course catalog.
Area of study
Catalog tags
Where it connects
Drawing, Painting & Illustration
All Levels | Portfolio
Exhibit
Ceramics, Sculpture & 3D Art
Open Studio | Production
Exhibit
Photography & Visual Storytelling
Beginner to Advanced | Exhibition
Exhibit · Produce
Film, Video & Content Creation
Production | Creative Lab
Produce
Music, Voice & Instruments
Individual and Group | Recitals
Perform
Music Production & Audio
Studio | Final Project
Produce
Dance & Movement
All Bodies | Performances
Perform
Theater & Stage Production
Stage | Ensembles
Perform
Writing, Literature & Storytelling
Original Voice | Publication
Produce
Heritage & Community Art
Identity | Community
Exhibit · Perform
Artist encounters and residencies
Creation, research, mentorship, and collaboration between artists and the community.
Workshops and masterclasses
Guest artists, specialized techniques, and contemporary trends.
Heritage and public art
Festivals, public art, and intercultural projects are part of Heritage & Community Art.
Ask about Gallery & Stage
Families, participants, artists, schools, and partners may request information about presentation opportunities.