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IllumiNations: Reflections of EarthWalt Disney World Epcot uses technology, music, light, fireworks, water, art, and engineering to choreograph a celebration of our world! So
We find ART all around the Globe!
Artist Inspiration: Diego Rivera
Diego Rivera was an artist from Mexico that created art for all people in the community to enjoy. His art celebrated the people who would work hard in the community every day.
Imagine and explore different kinds of art!
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Technology InspirationJack W. shares his creations using the app Hopscotch!
Art with a purpose!
Artist Inspiration: Faith RinggoldMake your own musical instruments - instructions from the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra.
Capturing History through Art
Portraits capture a moment in time.
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Folk Tales from AzerbaijanVisit this link to read a traditional folk tale from Azerbaijan. We will be reading this folk tale as part of our Global Read-Aloud program, which invites students think about our world, and help them try to make intercultural connections.
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Conservation of Artworks: What's your opinion?Visit the Conservation Laboratories of Colonial Williamsburg to see some before and after images of artworks that have been conserved. www.history.org/history/museums/conservation/paintings.cfm
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Silhouette Teaser from Charles Burns on Vimeo.
2016 Jim Claypool Art and Conservation Writing Contest
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Click on the file below to read about a Kentucky art contest - submission details are on the last page.
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