Community shaping art: A visit to Ox-Bow School of Art - Imagine a Place
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Two and a half hours northeast of Chicago, tucked away in the sandy dunes surrounding Saugatuck, Michigan, rests the 115-acre campus of Ox-Bow School of Art and Artists’ Residency.
Founded in 1910 by Frederick Fursman and Walter Marshall Clute as a community and laboratory for creative expression away from city life, Ox-Bow claims a century-long history as home to creatives of all backgrounds—offering year-round programming for degree-seeking students, professional artists, and individuals new to the arts.
Ox-Bow’s longevity can be attributed to its simple mission and the dedicated artists who have long since upheld it: “to serve as a haven for the creative process through instruction, immersion, and community.”
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