An OFA Artist Development Fellowship at Tanglewood teaches cellist Audrey Chen '18 that art cannot stand by itself. It takes practice. And other professional skills.
By Audrey Chen '18
Artist Development Fellow
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An OFA Artist Development Fellowship at Tanglewood teaches cellist Audrey Chen '18 that art cannot stand by itself. It takes practice. And other professional skills.
The community programs at the Unicorn Theatre in London inspire Artist Development Fellow Madison Deming '18 on her arts education mission.