The Drawing Center
Drawing Out: Student Artwork from the Drawing Connections Program
June 12 – June 15, 2012 (Exhibition held at (Art) Amalgamated)
Opening Reception: Tuesday, June 12, 10am–2pm
Drawing Out: Student Artwork from the Drawing Connections Program features student artwork from the Drawing Connections program, which pairs practicing artists with teachers in Lower Manhattan public schools to develop projects that relate classroom curricula to exhibitions at The Drawing Center. During this exciting year of The Drawing Center’s expansion project, students worked with two outside exhibitions: NYU Grey Art Gallery’s Soto: Paris and Beyond 1950-1970 and Storied Past: Four Centuries of French Drawing from the Blanton Museum of Art. Now in its 8th year, Drawing Out features group projects by approximately 100 students from four participating schools: Chelsea Career and Technical Education High School, P.S. 130 Hernando Desoto School, P.S. 42 Benjamin Altman School, and City As School. This exhibition is curated by Aimee Good, Director of Education and Community Programs.
Image: Khadijah Sangare, “Mysterious” Monster, Chelsea Career and Technical Education High School, ninth grade Global Issues class, 2012.
June 12 – June 15, 2012 (Exhibition held at (Art) Amalgamated)
Opening Reception: Tuesday, June 12, 10am–2pm
Drawing Out: Student Artwork from the Drawing Connections Program features student artwork from the Drawing Connections program, which pairs practicing artists with teachers in Lower Manhattan public schools to develop projects that relate classroom curricula to exhibitions at The Drawing Center. During this exciting year of The Drawing Center’s expansion project, students worked with two outside exhibitions: NYU Grey Art Gallery’s Soto: Paris and Beyond 1950-1970 and Storied Past: Four Centuries of French Drawing from the Blanton Museum of Art. Now in its 8th year, Drawing Out features group projects by approximately 100 students from four participating schools: Chelsea Career and Technical Education High School, P.S. 130 Hernando Desoto School, P.S. 42 Benjamin Altman School, and City As School. This exhibition is curated by Aimee Good, Director of Education and Community Programs.
Image: Khadijah Sangare, “Mysterious” Monster, Chelsea Career and Technical Education High School, ninth grade Global Issues class, 2012.
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