Fashion Designing Services in Pittsburgh

From the Business:Young Art’s mission is to unleash the creative superpowers in every child. We are relentless in our commitment to serve through educating children who will one day be change-makers leading our world forward. We inspire bold design as a path for solving complex problems, guide powerful learning adventures and explore how art can deliver joy that impacts others for good. Over the past eight years, Young Art has provided communities with a vibrant outlet for creativity as a children’s drop off art studio, activating experiential spaces in shopping centers. Our knowledgeable team of energetic teachers conducts spectacular classes, camps, field trips, and birthday parties with engaging activities and an inspiring atmosphere. Art is a place for children to learn to trust their ideas, themselves, and to explore what is possible. Young Art is on a mission to serve learners everywhere by providing world-class art instruction, online and in person. Students are encouraged to be courageous and use bold creativity to practice problem-solving which will prepare them to make impact. Young Art celebrates experimentation, sparks the makings of lifelong adventurers, and lays the foundation for innovative thought processes that develop independent, unconventional leaders. We are devoted to delivering an incredible virtual class experience that engages children in the comfort of their homes and enables parents to maintain work productivity. The Young Art staff is dedicated to pursuing its mission to provide equitable art education for all children.Read more

From the Business:As a textile designer, she worked in rural India reviving dying techniques and textiles for the first few years of her career. Her quench for knowledge led her to go to England where she worked under Peter Collingwood a contemporary, innovative installation textile artist. This exposure inspired her to go back to art school and explore and experiment further with different newer mediums; techniques and styles; and adapt them as a means to express her emotions. Goulatia approaches her art practice from a 3-D sculptural perspective. In the realm of painting, she works with both conventional and unconventional materials to express her beliefs and ideas. The act of applying color for her is interchangeable with hammering nails, drilling holes and building layers and often incorporating recycled material. Goulatia’s work is often defined by the emotions she feels and wants to evoke. Her work entwines her own personal emotions as if she is passionately invested in the events. Her subject matter is extensively researched and inspired by historical events, landmarks and the indomitable human spirit. On a personal level, Goulatia lost her father to Lou Gehrig's disease and the experience developed within her a fascination with the juxtaposition of the frailty of the human body and the strength of the human mind. These are concepts that constantly influence her artistic endeavors. She has exhibited her works nationally at the Mattress Factory Museum, Pittsburgh Center of Arts, The Space Gallery, The Mine Factory, The Manchester Craftsmen Guild, The Miller Gallery and at Zora Art Space, Brooklyn. In 2007, she was one of the 5 Indian artists chosen from around the country to exhibit in Double Consciousness at the Mattress Factory Museum.Read more