2.07.2013
Working Together for MLK's DREAM
In
honor of Martin Luther King Jr and in celebration of Black History
Month art
students at my middle school and a neighboring school district worked together during February to create art. My friend and fellow art teacher,
Holly Lampen, received a grant to support this project and
generously invited my students and me to join her in this creative
effort. Hundreds of kids at our respective schools painted designs in
individual squares on two canvases. The warm and cool toned squares
spell out MLK’s iconic word: “DREAM.” Each school is working on two of the
large canvases. The schools will soon trade one half of the work of art so
that the final work on display at each school will represent the
collaborative effort of Wildcats and Pioneers joining together to make
art. Thank you, Holly, for the inspired project!
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