| GET TO KNOW OUR STAFF |
| Teresa Ann Davis Director, Teacher, and Art Therapist Professional artist and experienced teacher of drawing skills in pencil and charcoal, as well as teaching pottery, painting, calligraphy, and psycho/social educational development through art. Experience working with Adults with MR/DD, grief and loss, Alzheimers and other life challenges. Also experienced working with children in foster care, children with mental and physical disabilities, adjudicated teens, and children experiencing grief and loss. |
Our mission is to foster growth, joy, and
wellness through the visual and healing arts.
wellness through the visual and healing arts.
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| Welcome to Rosebrook Art Center Established 1995 |
Matt is our newest staff member. A recent graduate from NKU (2008) with a BFA. In 2002 he attended the Governor's School for the Arts. His awards include the Institute for Freedom Studies, Fifth Annual Visual Arts Contest, 1st Place winner, and Best of Drawing Award winner in the student exhibition, Main Gallery, at NKU. Matt fondly remembers taking art classes at Rosebrook as a child and is very happy to be back as a teacher. He is exceptionally talented. He will be teaching this summer in our Summer Art Camp and we will soon be offering other classes for Matt to teach adults and teens. Be sure to check back for those opportunities. |
Matt Estenfelder Drawing and Painting Teacher |
Jen Bias
Art Teacher
Her years of experience
working with children (grades K-6)
include: Arts & Crafts Director at a
youth center in Newport and for a
church camp, as well as teaching
Sunday school classes. She holds
two degrees, a B.A. in English and a
B.A. in Psychology.
Miss Bias has loved art her entire
life and recently took additional art
courses at NKU with plans to attend
a graduate program for Expressive
Therapies.
Jen also is a published poet and an
amateur photographer.
Art Teacher
Her years of experience
working with children (grades K-6)
include: Arts & Crafts Director at a
youth center in Newport and for a
church camp, as well as teaching
Sunday school classes. She holds
two degrees, a B.A. in English and a
B.A. in Psychology.
Miss Bias has loved art her entire
life and recently took additional art
courses at NKU with plans to attend
a graduate program for Expressive
Therapies.
Jen also is a published poet and an
amateur photographer.
Rita Groneck
Rita recently moved to the
Northern Kentucky area with her
husband of 25 years.
Anxious to find a new audience of
art students, Rita believes any
age is a good age
to begin enjoying and creating
art. Her strengths include one
and two-point
perspective and color theory.
She also teaches watercolor,
acrylic, and oil painting.
Rita has taught art to grades
K-12 and to senior citizens for
the past 13 years in the
Saint Louis area. She has also
taught several art classes for
elementary children at a
College for Kids program.
Rita recently moved to the
Northern Kentucky area with her
husband of 25 years.
Anxious to find a new audience of
art students, Rita believes any
age is a good age
to begin enjoying and creating
art. Her strengths include one
and two-point
perspective and color theory.
She also teaches watercolor,
acrylic, and oil painting.
Rita has taught art to grades
K-12 and to senior citizens for
the past 13 years in the
Saint Louis area. She has also
taught several art classes for
elementary children at a
College for Kids program.