A close-up of the Kohl’s Color Wheels Chihuly project.As the Kohl’s Color Wheels Team Coordinator, I have the chance to bridge the gap between the Collection and the world outside the Museum walls. I am given the awesome task of working with area schools and art teachers to bring part of the Collection to them. I wanted to share this process through photos of a past event with Shady Lane Elementary.
The inspiration for the school art event was taken from Dale Chihuly’s amazing glass sculptures. His Isola di San Giacomo in Palude Chandelier II presides over the Museum’s Windhover Hall, and became the foundation for a collaborative project that we undertook at Shady Lane.
3 replies on “Community Outreach–The Collaborative Chihuly”
Everyone (kids and parents too) had great fun working on this project and watching it come to life. Thank you MAM and Kohl’s for supporting this program!
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[…] around Chihuly’s Isola di San Giacomo in Palude Chandelier II (been there, done that). Here’s an interesting project where school children studied Chihuly at a more age-appropriate […]
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[…] that all pieces are like this, to be clear. There’s this beautiful creation by artist Dave Chihuly in the Quad […]
3 replies on “Community Outreach–The Collaborative Chihuly”
Everyone (kids and parents too) had great fun working on this project and watching it come to life. Thank you MAM and Kohl’s for supporting this program!
[…] around Chihuly’s Isola di San Giacomo in Palude Chandelier II (been there, done that). Here’s an interesting project where school children studied Chihuly at a more age-appropriate […]
[…] that all pieces are like this, to be clear. There’s this beautiful creation by artist Dave Chihuly in the Quad […]