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YOUTH ART MONTH
We are proud
to announce that Oregon has been chosen for the 2005 Claire Flanagan
Grand Award. The presentation will be made by the Council for Art
Education at the NAEA convention in Chicago. Without your help we could
not be making such a huge impart on arts education.
THANK YOU for being an advocate.
Please see below for information about the program last year as well as opportunities for this year.
Chairperson Linda Kieling being
recognized by
Oregon student work shown on the big screens!
Signs proclaiming Youth Art Month using student work
Susan Gabbard, NAEA president, during her
PowerPoint highlighting all states was shown
from various states were shown throughout the
the speech for the first general session in Chicago.
to conference attendees.
Hilton Hotel which was the convention venue.
Download a copy of the entire program below.
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YAM 2006 REPORTING FORM (Word Doc) Introduction Letter (PDF ) flag design contest has ended (PDF) Ways to Participate (PDF) with timeline 2006 Ideas to Use (PDF ) For NAEA a PowerPoint was created celebrating YAM across the country. click here to save a music free version on your computer (it is a large file so be patient) click here for the version with music generously provided by Greg Percy
Flag designers: upper portion-Arlene Inama (7th) |
ENDORSEMENTS signed by individuals in the entertainment industry: Sally Struthers
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Click here to view the slide show in it's entirety or individual slides using PowerPoint. Click here to view last year's program as a Quicktime movie. Do you want your student's artwork included this year? Send JPEG images via any format listed at the bottom of the page. Include student's grade (not name), school name, city and instructor's name. All participating schools will receive a copy of the final program. |
For our advocacy efforts The Council for Art Education, Inc. selected Oregon for national awards the past five years: 2001 "Award of Excellence" 2002 "Award of Merit" 2003 "Excellence in Presentation" 2004 "Award of Merit" and 2005 "Claire Flanagan Grand Award" SKUTT KILNS |
BEFORE EVERY MOVIE EVERY DAY IS STUDENT ARTWORK!! From September 7 until October 21 at Lloyd Center 10 Regal Theater. The 15 second
VIEW in MacroFlash
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Youth
Art Month is celebrated in various ways in Oregon. Artwork by
May Street Elementary students was used as one of the many images of student artwork on
our PowerPoint presentation. The program includes
245
images from all across Oregon. It was transferred
to VHS, CD and DVD and shown on Public Cable Access Channels. Copies
were also given out at the OAEA Fall conference. Thanks
to Terry Proctor, Producer for Portland Public schools
for tremendous help with this undertaking. He converted
the PowerPoint and put it on video for us!!WE KNOW GREAT THINGS HAPPEN IN ART FOR KIDS ALL YEAR LONG-----------THIS IS OUR CHANCE TO REALLY SHOWCASE PROGRAMS AND BE TRUE ADVOCATES FOR STUDENTS. Please share with us information about what is going on for your students and your program.
Ms. Hamell's
7th grade art class at
Wy'East Middle School in Hood River
created this
beautiful design.
It was chosen to be featured on the
web page.
Other works chosen from the almost 300 entries include:
Flag Design: Robert Helfrich, 10th grade
Sweet Home High; Sweet Home
The design was made into a 3'x5'
flag to be flown in Washington DC and Boston. Robert will receive
art supplies from the Council for Art Education
Banner-Amanda
Puls, 10th grade South Umpqua High; Myrtle Creek
Letter
to legislators
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Cody Miller, 5th grade La Pine Middle School
Postcards
to superintendents-Mallory
Gilstrap, 5th grade Philomath Elementary
Thanks to our 2005
YAM Honorary Chairperson Joan Gratz.
She is a "claypainter" and Academy award
winner for "Mona Lisa Descending a Staircase", Please visit her site at
http://www.gratzfilm.com/home.htm
Her commercial work is represented by Vinton Studios
http://www.vinton.com/people/directors/directors.php?id=Joan
2001
YAM pictures
2002
flag design
2002 photos
Created by 7th grader Tony Bonaduce, this image was included
in the 2002 letter to legislators.
Submit comments
Send your art happenings to:
Linda W. Kieling
Rosemont Ridge Middle
20001 Salamo Road
West Linn, OR 97038
Milton-Freewater 4th grader, Edgar M, used the national theme "The Many Faces of Art" to create the winning 2003 Oregon YAM flag. It was made into a 3' x 5' flag and introduced in Washington, DC. It will also fly in Chicago and Minneapolis.
Check out some of the other entries.
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by Ashland Art teacher Sharon Dvora