Ithaca Media Arts - Ithaca, New York

Ithaca Media Arts

Ithaca Media Arts is a renowned art center located at 1458 Slaterville Rd, Ithaca, NY 14850. The center is easily accessible by car, with a wheelchair-friendly parking lot available for visitors. Upon entering the facility, patrons will find a wheelchair-accessible entrance, ensuring that all individuals can enjoy the artistic offerings.

The art center specializes in providing a variety of media arts experiences, including workshops, exhibitions, and educational programs. Ithaca Media Arts aims to foster creativity and self-expression through various artistic mediums, such as video, photography, and digital art.

In addition to its core offerings, Ithaca Media Arts also hosts special events and collaborations with local artists and organizations. These events provide opportunities for the community to engage with the arts and learn from experienced practitioners.

With a strong emphasis on accessibility and inclusiveness, Ithaca Media Arts has garnered a positive reputation in the local community. The center has received 19 reviews on Google My Business, with an average rating of 3.9 out of 5 stars. Many reviewers commend the center for its welcoming atmosphere and diverse range of artistic activities.

If you're looking to explore your creative side or discover new artistic mediums, Ithaca Media Arts is an excellent destination. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced artist, the center offers something for everyone. Visit their website at ithacamedia.org to learn more about their current programs and events.

Don't miss the chance to experience the vibrant world of media arts at Ithaca Media Arts. With its convenient location, wheelchair accessibility, and diverse offerings, this art center is a must-visit for art enthusiasts and curious minds alike.

👍 Reviews of Ithaca Media Arts

Christine M.

1/5

DO NOT BRING YOUR CHILDREN HERE!!! we signed our daughter up for a 3d printing summer class (she was super excited for it and this was going to be the big summer highlight) so first day of camp finally arrives. She gets there and is completely ignored by camp staff the whole time she was there, she asked for help multiple times and was completely ignored. During lunch and outside time they are unattended. During lunch my daughter was sitting alone when a man (not affiliated with Ithaca Media Arts) walked over to her, sat down and started talking to her...again no adult there intervened. I was uncomfortable with the camp when I dropped her off so I stopped by during lunch when I observed this happening from the parking lot. I immediately approached and pulled my daughter out of camp. I didn't even let her finish a full day there, and Cliff Roth didn't ask any questions and wouldn't refund the camp fee ..even though we pulled her out due to their lack of care and diligence for their campers. This is not a place to entrust your children with. After this abysmal first half day here, Circus Culture came to the rescue...they were amazing there and helped my daughter feel accepted and seen. Do not send your kids here. It is NOT a safe environment and clearly the people running it only care about money not the safety and well-being of their campers.

Rob S.

1/5

Place is a mess and doesn't care what want to do. I'm 14 and have always been interested in film making so checked it out and was completely ignored from most of the staff including the owner. They just kids play videogames all day on computers and lie about 90% of the stuff in there flyers and website. It's also a serious mess. Just overpriced lies that aren't actually going to you or your kids anything.

Wenchao G.

1/5

I signed my son up for the school break camp. After registration, I emailed and called them (voice message) for details about how and where to attend. I have never heard anything from them. I did not attempt too many times, but every time I called, it went to their voice box. Not being able to connect with them, my son did not attend in the end, but they charged us. When I emailed them again about it, they now replied and blamed me for not being able to reach out to them. How am I supposed to reach out besides calling and emailing? After I told my social media group about my experience, I was told that I did not miss much as there's too much screen time in this camp. This last part is just what I heard not my personal experience but I think they should not charge us and should apologize for their lack of communication rather than trying to blame me...

Duane C.

5/5

Such a cool spot for your kid to learn the fundamentals of film production and computer technologies: stop motion animation, coding, green screens, 3D printing, and so much more.

Tyler F. (.

4/5

My son has participated in summer camp here over the the last few years. He absolutely loves it. Other than the price, we have no complaints!

Deborah E.

5/5

My son went to Camp here last year and will be going to Camp here again this year 2017 I love that these kids were doing things when I walked in and they were being very constructive with the things that they were doing I was in all about what these kids were doing this place is a great place to bring your kids

Michael K.

5/5

Great camp learning and fun, my son loves it.

Lesli S.

5/5

Great camp for techy kids.