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Our Teaching Artists

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Music

Daniel Ainsworth is a music instructor with Caddo Parish Schools. At NCAP, he teaches guitar and ukulele, offering structured, encouraging instruction for students of varying ages and experience levels. His lessons emphasize strong fundamentals, musical confidence, and steady progress in a supportive learning environment.

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Lisandra Brown is a locally renowned visual artist whose work appears in galleries and venues throughout the region. As a teaching artist, she challenges students to move beyond comfort and recognize their untapped potential. Her instruction balances rigor and encouragement, supporting artistic growth through focused exploration and high expectations.

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Eric Francis is a locally renowned portrait and mural artist whose work can be seen throughout North Louisiana. As a teaching artist, he is known for his patient, gentle approach and exceptional skill in drawing and painting. His instruction supports careful observation, technical growth, and confidence in developing artistic voice.

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Eddy Hoffman teaches drums at NCAP, bringing both performance experience and dynamic energy to his instruction. On weekends, he performs with bands throughout the region and has toured internationally as a drummer. His lessons emphasize rhythm, technique, and musical confidence, supporting students as they develop skill and expressive power behind the kit.

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Ceramics

JoAnn Horton leads a weekly ceramics group centered on creativity and connection. Participants work with pre-poured ceramic pieces, exploring glazing techniques in a relaxed, welcoming studio environment. As much a social gathering as a creative session, the group offers space for conversation, experimentation, and shared artistic enjoyment.

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Karen LaBeau is a self-taught, third-generation artist whose work is rooted in storytelling, cultural memory, and creative exploration. As a teaching artist, she emphasizes process, curiosity, and individual voice, creating a supportive environment where students of all ages build skills and confidence through thoughtful, hands-on learning.

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Pottery

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Ann Nelson is a retired music educator who has been part of Noel Community Arts Program since its founding in 2009. She teaches piano with an emphasis on strong fundamentals, steady progress, and musical confidence. Her patient, structured approach supports students in building both technical skill and a lasting appreciation for music.

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Scott Wilhite is a gifted and talented music instructor with Bossier Parish Schools. At NCAP, he teaches violin, cello, and harp, supporting students through focused, encouraging instruction. His teaching emphasizes strong musical foundations, attentive listening, and steady skill development across string disciplines.

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Interested in working with us? 

We welcome inquiries from teaching artists who share our commitment to creativity, care, and community. 

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Please include your discipline, teaching experience, and areas of interest when reaching out.

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