by betty | Sep 1, 2017 | Artist and Organizations, News, Opportunities, Professional Development
In partnership with arts organizations across the City, Arts Every Day has created a streamlined request process for free programs and events. Arts and Culture Passport Programs offer schools FREE admissions and FREE transportation support. Below is a list of Fall...
by betty | May 12, 2017 | Artist and Organizations, Arts Integration, Events, News
Lenore Blank-Kelner, a Kennedy Center teaching artist, just recently completed her year long residency at Arts Every Day partner schools Lakewood Elementary and Gwynns Falls Elementary. Lenore has been working closely with the students to expand their literacy and...
by betty | Apr 14, 2017 | Artist and Organizations, Events, News
On Friday April 7th, specks of light reflected off the mosaic mural and onto the faces of students and teachers at the “Let Your Light Shine” mural unveiling ceremony at Gilmor Elementary school, a long term Arts Every Day partner school in the heart of...
by betty | Mar 28, 2017 | Artist and Organizations, From the Field, News
Arts Every Day’s Impact Fund supports large scale and/or permanently installed projects that connect individual schools to local artists and their surrounding community. Our 2017 Impact Fund awards $20,000 to five Baltimore City Public Schools to implement arts...
by betty | Mar 3, 2017 | Anniversary, Artist and Organizations, Arts Integration, Events, News
On Saturday, March 11th, a day-long symposium will bring together practitioners, stakeholders, educators and advocates to envision the next ten years of arts and arts education in Baltimore City. See below to hear about our featured workshops about early learning...
by betty | Jan 13, 2017 | Anniversary, Artist and Organizations, Events, News
In our 10×10 Portrait Show, students and teachers alike went through a journey in creating work with each other. For some teachers, the concept of grief and loss were explored in their classrooms. For others, experimenting with new materials was an exciting...
