Art Jump Off Gets Good Press

jump-off.jpgArt Jump Off, the after-school program at Lila G. Frederick Pilot Middle School run by Mass Art students from John Giordano’s  Creating Community course, has been written up in the Dorchester newspaper The Reporter.  In the fall semester fifteen Mass Art students from the Creating Community class were involved in the program.  This semester Kristen Mills is coordinating the program; she will be teaching the Creating Community class in the fall semester while John is on sabbatical.  Two Art Education majors, Jamie Andrade and Robin Bellinger, as well as a senior from Boston Arts Academy, Makeba Bostic, are teaching in Art Jump Off.

See the article on page 3 of The Reporter. 
(pdf download)

Congratulations!

Congratulations to Carina Koury-Jones and Padraic Manning  in Art Education for being chosen for awards for their pieces in the All School Show!

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Padraic Manning

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Carina Koury-Jones, Just Paper

Faculty to Present at MAEA Conference

maea-logo.jpgMassachusetts Art Education Association Spring Conference
Saturday May 3, 2008

Co-hosted by MassArt, the Museum of Fine Arts, the School of the Museum of Fine Arts, and the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum. 

About 150 K-12 art educators will be on campus attending professional development workshops and presentations.  An award ceremony and lunch will be held in the Pozen Center.

Student registration:  $45      ($30 for NAEA/MAEA student members)

See http://massarted.com for registration form and complete schedule.

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Faculty Book

Dan Serig’s new book
Visual Metaphor and the Contemporary Artist:
Ways of Thinking and Making

In this book, Dan investigates the practices and exhibition of contemporary artists to understand how they create meaning. This in-depth look at one aspect of artists’ work will be of interest to people seeking an example of alternative approaches to empirical research that includes studio practices, as well as those interested in the intersection of cognition and art.