World Art Project Cd Package - Presentation Transcript
Welcome to the Artist in Education Residency program of the Pennsylvania Council of the Arts……………… This program is provided by Funding from the citizens of Pennsylvania through an annual state appropriation by the General Assembly.
The Arts in Education (AIE) program works through a network of AIE Partners – local and regional arts organizations – that provide regional services on behalf of the Pennsylvania Council on the Arts (PCA) to facilitate the AIE programs in their regions…………………….. The mission of the Pennsylvania Council on the Arts (PCA) is to foster the excellence, diversity and vitality of the arts in Pennsylvania and to broaden the availability and appreciation of those arts throughout the state……………….
PHILADELPHIA HANDMADE PAPER COMPANY A mobile hands-on living hi s tory program
Assembly Programs & Going Green
Papermaking
Letterpress printing
From rag to riches
Recycling into the 21 st century
PAPERMAKING Discovered circa 105 AD/ China William Rittenhouse 1690/ Philadelphia Scott brothers 1867/Chester Pa.
LETTERPRESS PRINTING From Gutenberg to Gates Ink on paper……. 1455 to 1955
World Art Project hands-on art from around the world
wheat starch / water and paint
create complex combed designs with
simple notched tools
Applied to paper /paste broad /boxes / books
covers, etc
paste painting
配送情報(現地国内)
Momigami ...the fine art of wrinkling wet paper
Momigami has been used for centuries to create umbrellas,wallets,purses,and articles of clothing called Kamiko
If you have ever crumpled up a piece of paper and thrown it in the trash,
you will love making monigami paper
Turkish marbling silk & paper
Suminagashi black ink floting..... twelfth century Japanese marbling.....
2000 years of
making linen paper
Going Green for 1750 years as green as it gets…. Making plantable paper with embedded wild flowers
Papyrus Made from Cyprus Papyrus reeds grown along the banks of the Nile River Form sheets of the world’s first paper, and the most important writing material of the ancient world.
Letter Press Printing
B o o k Ar t s
criteria & guidelines
• School and community “host sites” may include public, private, parochial, and charter schools serving elementary, middle and high school students; childcare centers; senior centers; and units of government.
• Artist Residencies are funded jointly by the host site and the PA Council on the Arts. Matching funds of up to 50% for artist fees are provided by the PA Council on the Arts.
• Resident Artists in the program receive a daily rate ranging from $185 - $300 for a minimum of (10) days.
Core Groups : The core groups can include various grade levels but may not exceed three (3) groups of approximately 30 students per group. The artist will meet with each Core Group each day of the residency
Thank you for your time & interest
For further information on applying for the artist in residency programs, schedule an assembly or to request a catalogue with samples of each program.
Please contact:
Richard Aldorasi
2211 locust Road
Morton, Pennsylvania 19070
610.532.4376
visit my web site directly from here: www.2makepaper.com
[email_address]
All workshops & residency programs fit into your rotations and do not disrupt class schedules or times
A teacher resource packet with project specific worksheets and material lists are provided for lesson extensions.
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World Art Project The World Art Project residency program allows students to explore the following 8 hands–on art techniques from around the world: Turkish and Japanese Suminagashi marbling applied to paper and silk, making linen paper with flowers, ferns, gold, silver and metallic iridescences, paste painting and momigami paper design, making Egyptian papyrus paper, bookbinding, and letter press printing. Each student learns the rich history of these decorative folk arts including the historic role Philadelphia and Pennsylvania played in papermaking and printing. Using only 100% authentic tools and materials students produce lots of take home art. A teacher resource packet with project specific worksheets and material lists is provided for lesson extensions. I believe that the arts by their very nature stimulate participation, and that everyone is artistically gifted. less
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