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CRAFT MENTORSHIP MEETS THE MODERN MOMENT

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    • 24 one-on-one, online meetings with your mentor.

    • 12 online group meetings with you Cohort of 5 fellow students.

    • 1 weeklong in-person workshop with your Mentor and Cohort.

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Cohorts.Art is an award-winning online mentorship program for artists, which includes an in-person workshop component. It is an intimate educational and community-building experience, created by Simon Levin.

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As a mostly online program, we are able to connect students and mentors internationally! Cohorts.Art offers programs in Canada, Australia, Italy, Thailand, and India, as well as the United States. We are thrilled to extend more talent and experience to our students, and to expand our arts community—and travel opportunities!

Awarded “Project of the Year”

by the Ceramic Arts Network in the 2024 Ceramic Arts Yearbook

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At its heart, Cohorts.Art is small batch mentorship.
It is based on the relationship between the mentor and the student.

Cohorts is successful because both student and mentor are committed to curating a program to fit the student's needs.

We want you to make better art, art that is filled with what is meaningful to you.

By working with you, we can do that in a way that pre-packaged programs cannot.