 In partnership with the City of Wauwatosa, NEWaukee seeks 64 artists to participate in ART 64 presented by North Shore Bank, a four day bracket-style painting tournament taking place in various locations and businesses!
In four rounds on June 3-6, 2020, artists will be paired to go head-to-head and given two hours to create a work of art on a predetermined theme on a 2’x3’ canvas. Members of the public will be invited to watch the paintings come to life and vote for their favorite paintings on the ART 64 mobile application. The artist in each pairing with the most votes will advance to the next round. The participating 64 artists will each receive a $50 stipend, their 2’x3’ canvas per round, easel and drop cloth. The final 32 artists will each receive $100, the final 16 artists will each receive $150 and the final eight (8) artists will each receive $500. In the last round, eight artists will compete for a $20,000 grand prize and an artist in residency at Serendipity Labs in Wauwatosa to exhibit their work. For more information on rules, required application materials and timeline, please visit our website. Apply to Participate → Application Deadline: Monday, March 9, 2020 There is no cost to apply.
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 Hello my name is Melissa Mulvaney. I graduated from UW-Eau Claire in 2005 with a degree in Art Education (k-12) and Biology Education (6-12). For the past 15 years, I have taught art in the Tomah School District as an art teacher. I have taught a wide variety of ages and abilities. This has truly made me believe art is for everyone and that we as humans have an innate need to create. I enjoy helping students make connections to their lives, feeling and other content areas through the art making process. I also run an art club for students 3rd through 5th grade with our focus on spreading kindness in our community through their art. The joy and pride students find through helping others is inspirational.  REGISTER NOW! 7:30-8:00 Meet & Greet Breakfast Edgar will be providing a light breakfast and coffee as we kick off the day and get to know one another. 8:15-10:15 Lesson & Project Share Shop Facilitated by: Jackie M. Imhoff, Art Instructor Share and collaborate with local art instructors. Our group of attendees will take turns presenting their best practices and best project samples. Lesson plans, rubrics, and additional lesson information is shared in the drive link below and discussed as a group. Please plan accordingly for this workshop by uploading your artifacts, bringing your device, and physical project samples. 10:30-11:30 Introduction to the Wisconsin Standards for Art and Design Facilitated by: Julie A. Palkowski, PhD You will be guided by Wisconsin DPI Arts and Creativity Education Consultant, Julie Palkowski. Participants will navigate the standards, see accompanying resources, develop some team lessons, and share ideas for implementation into the classroom. 11:30-12:00 Lunch~Provided By Edgar School District 12:15-1:30 Hands-On Workshop Nancy Laliberte~ Visual Journaling Learn to record and transform the ordinary into the extraordinary with unique sketches, page layouts, lettering, and storytelling. Use this process in your k-12 classroom to enhance student planning, revisions, and written reflections. 1:45-3:00 Hands-On Workshop Wendy Stroik~ Fluid Abstract Artist Transform paint skins into jewelry and magnets. Learn several different processes to fluid pours on tiles and canvas using a variety of materials. Learn how to adapt these techniques in your k-12 curriculum. 3:00-3:30 Networking Art instructors will use this time to collaborate with other art instructors and/or collaborate with workshop instructors
Edgar School District PO Box 196 Edgar, WI 54426 jimhoff@gapps.edgar.k12.wi.us 715-352-2727 ext 172 |
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