Edgecombe Circle Elementary Welcomes Martin Luther King Jr. Elementary Students Through Wayfinding Project

by betty | Mar 18, 2020 | Artist and Organizations, Arts Integration, Impact Fund, News, Student Art

Impact Fund awardee Edgecombe Circle Elementary’s will welcome and honor students from Martin Luther King Jr. Elementary in a wayfinding project titled, “Hope in the Heights”.  Martin Luther King Jr. Elementary is expected to close in Spring of...

Students Bring Hallways to Life In a Series of Murals at Patterson High School

by betty | Feb 11, 2020 | Arts Integration, From the Field, Mural, News, Schools Program, Student Art

There is no question that Patterson High School embraces the arts in their school.  Known as the most culturally diverse school in Baltimore City, this school community has learned to incorporate the arts into daily learning in order to better engage and...

A Look at The Drawing Zoo

by betty | Nov 20, 2019 | Artist and Organizations, Arts Integration, From the Field, News, Opportunities, Schools Program

Learning about art and science with LIVE animals?!  Yes, please!  That is what students get to experience when The Drawing Zoo comes to visit.  Last week, we had the privilage of visiting The Drawing Zoo HQ to meet some of the animals and learn more...

A Great Trip to the Maryland Historical Society

by betty | Oct 15, 2019 | Artist and Organizations, Arts Integration, From the Field, News, Opportunities, Schools Program, Uncategorized

Checking out the giant mammoth display! This summer, I visited the Maryland Historical Society. We were there to learn about their programs for schools and I really enjoyed walking around and exploring different exhibits while my supervisors talked with the Education...

The Maryland Science Center- An Eye and Mind Opener!

by betty | Oct 7, 2019 | Artist and Organizations, Arts Integration, From the Field, News, Opportunities, Schools Program, Uncategorized

By Charyce Burrell Left: Me outside the Maryland Science Center, Right: Dinosaurs! While at the Maryland Science Center today, I thought to myself, What if a T-Rex was way bigger than that but no one found it yet and this was just a juvenile? What if all this time,...

A Lot to See and Do at the Baltimore Museum of Industry

by betty | Sep 30, 2019 | Arts Integration, From the Field, News, Schools Program

By Charyce Burrell Did you know, that Ottmar Mergenthaler invented the Linotype Composing Machine? This machine was the first device that could easily and quickly set complete lines of type for use in printing presses. This and so much more, I learned while visiting...