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January 2006 |
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CNY
Roundtable
The 2006 CNY Arts Education Roundtable starts on
Tuesday, January
17th from 3:30-5:30 pm at the Delavan Center Gallery, 501 West Fayette Street,
near Armory
Square.
This Roundtable will focus on finding
funding for arts in education in schools:
existing grant
opportunities, how to access BOCES
dollars, fundraising ideas, Teacher Center
resources, and community involvement.
Matthew Wentworth of Oswego County BOCES Arts in
Education and PAE's Sue
Stonecash will give
overviews, and there will be discussion
among participants to share ideas.
Please join us for this conversation;
feel free to bring a teacher, a concerned
parent, an artist who does school
work or is looking to find ways to
share his or her art with schools.
Contact
Georgia Popoff at 234.9911 or by
email to RSVP by Monday,
January 16th.
And don't forget our
CNY AER membership program!
Benefits of membership include
discounts for selected PAE events
and training opportunities, the ability
to cite membership in your own promotional
materials, and a PAE tote bag.
There are no membership fees,
just a commitment to attend at least
two of the four annual meetings.
It couldn't be simpler. You
can find a CNY
AER membership form at the website.
Syracuse Stage Benefit Performance
On Wednesday, March 1st
at 7:30
pm, Syracuse
Stage presents a performance of
Obie Award-winning playwright Lynn
Nottage's Intimate
Apparel to benefit
PAE. Intimate Apparel
received the New York Drama Critics
Circle and Outer Critics Circle Awards
for best play of the season in 2004. Based on the life of the playwright's African-American
grandmother who made undergarments
for socialites and scandalous ladies,
this gentle yet passionate play is
an
exquisite piece as rich and delicate
as that intricate lingerie.
At a pre-performance
reception we will be honoring this
year's art$TART recipients (see article
below) and displaying the work of
Nottingham
High School
students who are using Intimate
Apparel as a springboard for theater
and fiber-arts study.
Join us for the celebration,
see the play, or both.
You can order tickets for this
special performance by calling Kristin
at PAE at 234.9911, or email her at
kristin@arts4ed.org . Please make your reservations by Friday, February , We look forward to sharing this exciting and thoughtful
play with you.
2006
art$TART Arts-in-Education Partnership
Grant Recipients Announced
We are very pleased to
announce this year's art$TART Partnership
Grant recipients. We have awarded $17,430 to eight schools in Central New York. This
grant supports funding for partnerships
between schools and teaching artists
/ cultural organizations that focus
on the interdisciplinary or integrated
study of arts and non-arts subjects.
| School Partners |
Artist Partners |
Project Title |
| Cicero-North Syracuse HS
11th grade English and Social Studies
students |
Onondaga Historical Association
Vanessa Johnson, storyteller
Quraysh Ali Lansana, poet |
"Struggles" |
| Hamilton CS
11-12th
grade math students |
Glenn McClure, musician |
"Galileo's Universe" |
| McGraw
Elementary
3rd grade
students |
Nancy
Preston, visual artist |
"Fee Fi Fo Fum: Giant Steps Forward for Genre" |
| Morgan
Road ES
5-6th grade students |
Ginger Dunlap-Dietz, ceramicist |
"Creating Community Through the Arts" |
| Norwich HS
11-12 grade art students |
Bonnie Gale, willow basket weaver |
"Willow
to Charcoal Phase 1" |
| Nottingham HS
10th grade English and Social Studies students |
NYS Early Music Association
Peter Hedrick, Musician |
"Interactive Sessions on Baroque Culture" |
| Nottingham HS
10-12th grade English and Art students |
Syracuse Stage
Ann Clarke, fiber artist
Lauren Unbekant, theater artist |
"The Layering
Project" |
| The New School
Kindergarten - 6th grade |
Tom Huff, sculptor |
"ArtStoneWorks" |
You can get more information, including project abstracts,
on our website.
The next application
deadline is October
30, 2006.
CommonGround
TAP Grants Available
Grants are available
to help cover expenses to attend the
CommonGround Arts
in Education Conference. The 2006
conference is being held April 5 - 7
at the Rochester
Hyatt Regency.
Awards may be used to
cover CommonGround 2006 registration
fees, hotel lodging, travel
(60+ miles from Rochester) & substitute
teacher expenses, up to $350.
CG TAP is separate from regular
TAP grants; you can apply for both
in a single year.
There are two lotteries for
CG TAP awards.
The final deadline is March 1.
You can get an application
and more information
about the grant at our website,
along with more info about the conference.
Last
Chance for Sponsorships for "Community
Life in Poetry"
There is still time to become a sponsor
of Community Life in Poetry with featured guest
Ted Kooser, the Poet Laureate of the
United States. You or your organization can bring one
CNY school's "Laureate Team" to attend
the May 9th luncheon and Q&A. All levels of sponsorship carry with them admission
to the cocktail reception with Mr.
Kooser at the Everson Museum,
and also to his reading following
the reception. Other benefits at various levels include copies
of Delights
and Shadows, Ted Kooser's Pulitzer Prize-winning book, advertising
in the event program, framed copies
of the limited-edition "broadside"
poster featuring Mr. Kooser's poetry, not to mention the intangible rewards of being
a part of a major cultural event in
our community.
In the meantime, you can enjoy Mr. Kooser's column,
American Life in Poetry, weekly
in the Post Standard's Stars
on Sundays (and via our website). Ted Kooser's visit is co-sponsored by Partners
for Arts Education and the YMCA's
Downtown
Writer's Center.
Resources
Studio Space
Available
The
old "Potter's shed" in Liverpool
is being remodeled and the building
owner is looking to get a potter in
there. They will be able to have input
about the remodeling if contact is
made within the next few weeks.
Call Mike Burton at 453-0821 or Sandra
at Artistic Innovations at 652-1476.
Partners
for Arts Education
Delavan Center Suite 221 501 W. Fayette
St.
Syracuse, NY 13202
315.234.9911 info@arts4ed.org www.arts4ed.org
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