Michelle Fogel, project coordinator
"Mosaic is a great opportunity to hang out with my students in a relaxed, artistic atmosphere. I have enjoyed working as artists together."
~Alison W., 2009 High School program SDoL teacher/chaperone, Intergenerational Art, Mosaic Days participant
ATTENTION 2009 Mosaic Project students!
Looking back over the past few months, how has your involvement in the Mosaic Project influenced you? Have you created something new because Natasha introduced you to color pastels? Have you designed a terrific CD cover like the ones produced in Matthew's class? Or perhaps you finished your metal coat of arms from Edgar's class and hung it in your living room at home?
Take a minute to let me know what you are up to and what the Mosaic Project has meant to you and email Michelle Fogel. I will publish appropriate responses on this website, so be sure to include digital photos of your artwork!
IMPORTANT REGISTRATION INFORMATION FOR "FREE CLASS"
Please visit the AFTER PROGRAM for vital, helpful information that will make registering for your Mosaic Project "free class" much more enjoyable and simple.
Introducing MOSAIC DAYS Spring 2010
All 2009 Mosaic students and their families as well as SDoL and Pequea Valley educators are invited to participate in any or all of the following Mosaic Days. These free classes will be held at PCA&D on the SECOND SATURDAY of each month, February through May, from 9 to 11:30 am. Each class will have a theme or focus that will be led by an Art Instructor, but there will be several PCA&D students present as well to assist with personal projects, school assignments, or even portfolios for college admission.
We will do our best to provide whatever materials are needed for the daily topics. Can't wait to see you there!
April 10 ~ Student Choice with Natasha Miller! I will accept suggestions via email Michelle Fogel.
May 8 ~ You'll never look at a book the same way again after you discover simple book-binding and book alteration techniques with Natasha Miller. Final Class.
Middle School Involvement
Each middle school in the School District of Lancaster and Pequea Valley School District will select five (5) students to participate in an eight-week art program in the fall of 2010. Each student will be accompanied by an adult – a parent, guardian, older sibling, or even a Big Brother or Big Sister. Together, they will be bussed from the middle schools to Pennsylvania College of Art & Design for eight Saturdays, from 9 to 11 a.m., for an intergenerational, multimedia art course. The course content will be connected to the Mosaic Project Gallery exhibit, featuring works of diversity and multiculturalism by the carefully selected Mosaic Project artist.
If you have an interest or know someone who might, please contact your classroom teacher or Michelle Fogel.