Courses + Resources

About Caits Meissner

Artist, writer, educator, creative strategist and impact producer led by design-thinking, and invested in the vast possibilities of the imagination.

As an educator, arts leader, creative strategist and impact producer, I have worked with premiere cultural institutions such as The Mellon Foundation, Essence Festival of Culture, PBS, PEN America, Tribeca Film Institute, The Brooklyn Museum, The Brooklyn Public Library, Lincoln Center, The Guggenheim Museum, The Lower Eastside Girls Club, The New School, City College of New York and many more.

My process involves scaffolded creative play, experimentation and self reflection that brings participants into deeper conversations with themselves, and others. 

My own arts training, both formal study and under tutelage of New York’s most daring creative communities, has shaped my signature entrepreneurial spirit and credo that life is art. I invite you to stretch your boundaries on these resources and courses I've taught for various institutions, now available to you.

See more of my work at caitsmakesart.com.

FAQ

  • What is the pace of the courses?

    All courses are available to you to explore at your own leisure. There will be no "real time" instruction or group participation. Rush through and return to content, stretch it out over years. Whatever works for you.

  • Are there payment plans?

    Unfortunately, we don't have the capacity to offer payment plans on this platform. Sorry about that.

  • Will Caits review my work?

    No, this content is available for you to engage with yourself, or invite friends to take the journey with you. Aside from the content, there is no facilitator leading an experience. If you'd like to explore the possibility of one on one work, please reach out through the contact form on caitsmakesart.com

  • Can I share the content with a friend?

    I love the idea of sharing the prompts with a friend! But please note, it is expected that each participant sign up to receive their own content.

  • Do I need to be experienced to take these courses?

    Not at all. The content cuts across levels of experience, and invites experimentation.