Have
a musical instrument lying around that you never play? Don't throw it
out! Our Art Beat program accepts donations of musical instruments for
students in need. Donations are tax-deductible!
Anatomically Correct is partially supported
by the following:
Skokie Park District, Skokie Fine Arts Commission,
and a grant from the Illinois Arts Council through federal funds
provided by the National Endowment for the Arts.
Contributions and support from art-friendly individuals like you are
greatly appreciated!
ANATOMICALLY CORRECT ARTS received the 2021 - 2022 AWARD FOR ARTISTIC EXCELLENCE
from the Village of Skokie, Skokie Fine Arts
Commission.
A plaque is on permanent display inside the NorthShore Center for Performing Arts in Skokie, IL
The first "Arts Legacy Award" was presented by Skokie Mayor George
Van Dusen and the Skokie Village Board. In addition, November 5,
2007 was proclaimed: Eddy
"The Chief" Clearwater Day in
honor of the Skokie resident and Grammy-nominated blues artist for
his musical achievements and mentoring to young artists.
Visual Art Exhibition featuring photos and other
memorabilia
Skokie Rocks is our ongoing community-wide,
diversity-based, arts outreach program where families and persons of
all ages and abilities are invited to paint, hide, and seek river
rocks in Skokie parks.
In direct complement to Skokie's slogan "Skokie
Welcomes Everyone" and with the help of social media and language
translation apps, our program is intended to build bridges between
different communities helping those who speak different languages to
connect and communicate through art.
“Rock Hunters” are invited to seek out the
painted rocks, post images and share their found rocks on social
media, with the hashtag #SkokieRocks.
Have
a musical instrument lying around that you never play? Don't throw it
out! Our Art Beat program accepts donations of musical instruments for
students in need. Donations are tax-deductible! 
