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  • Moving Forward with Arts Integration

    Sandy Reiburg

    Do you remember how you learned the alphabet? With a song. You learned to crawl and walk before you learned to talk. You drew circles and squares in order to be able to print your name. The importance of creative movement, music, art, and dramatization in facilitating learning grows as we move through our formal education. Sandy will lead educators in exploring how to weave the arts into a broad variety of lessons for all levels and subjects. Workshops vary in length and will be tailored to each audience’s needs.

    • Grades: Educators
    • Length: 60 min
    • Audience Limit: 30
    Single: $105

    90 minutes and 3-hour options also available

  • The Magical Art of Printmaking

    Robin McBride Scott

    Media

    Printmaking surrounds us and is an integral part of our society today.  We depend on printed text, advertising and art as a primary source for information and entertainment.   Students will create their own relief printing plates, ink them up and produce a print.  Once a relief plate is made multiple prints can be made from the same plate, unlike other art forms.  As a fine art form, printmaking continues to be recognized around the world for its method, diversity, and beauty.

    • Grades: K-23-56-8
    • Length: 45 min
    • Audience Limit: 30
    Single: $90 Multiple: $80 Materials: $30

    Mileage from New Castle, IN add'l

  • House Full of Friends

    Sofiya Inger

    21st Century Skills Language Arts

    Teaching young people to share, accept differences, and work together peacefully, this interactive program starts with a story of a tiny blue house full of very colorful characters. Students will play with shapes and forms from recycled materials, learn how to fold, bend, score, and attach them to build their own “homes full of friends,” where everyone has a place to stay and a story to tell. Hand-eye coordination, spatial perception, independent decision making, and visual storytelling are important goals of the workshop, but, most importantly, it will be fun!

    • Grades: Pre-K
    • Length: 90 min
    • Audience Limit: 20
    Single: $180

  • Magic with Foil

    Robin McBride Scott

    Soft foil metal is a great magical medium to create works of art in.  Students will explore their creativity through the technique of embossing. Metal foils are a great material to create low relief embossed artworks using simple tools. It is fun to make, endless possibilities for creativity, and the end results are breathtaking!

    • Grades: Pre-K
    • Length: 90 min
    • Audience Limit: 20
    Single: $180

  • Playful Prints

    Robin McBride Scott

    Printmaking is a rewarding art form that allows children to try out different techniques and to see cause and effect in action. Playful Prints is an opportunity for students to create artwork in a completely new way using a pen, foam plate, inks and paper to create multiple pieces of art from one drawing.

    • Grades: Pre-K
    • Length: 90 min
    • Audience Limit: 20
    Single: $180

  • Masks and Scripts

    No Exit Performance

    21st Century Skills Language Arts

    How does an artist build a mask and how does an actor act with one? Reading comprehension, theatrical performance, and visual art come together in this multiple-day workshop with the award-winning theatre company NoExit Performance. Young artists will explore character and plot development through making (paper and cardboard) and wearing theatrical masks. Designers and performers from NoExit will guide students, using themes from traditional storytelling, through the creation of an original character mask. Although originally designed as a multiple-day visual art workshop, a one-day “mask petting zoo” is available. The one day workshop explores acting only, no design work.

    • Grades: K-23-5
    • Length: 45 min
    • Audience Limit: 30
    Single: $90 Multiple: $80

  • Filmmaking + Storytelling

    Tyler May

    21st Century Skills Communication Critical Thinking Flexible Themes Language Arts Life Skills Listening & Speaking STEAM Teamwork Technology

    Students will discover the power of good storytelling through the medium of video and various digital mediums. They will learn hands-on how to operate a camera, interview each other, and use basic editing skills. This firsthand experience is designed to inspire students to go out and create through digital mediums.

    • Grades: K-23-56-89-12
    • Length: 45 min
    • Audience Limit: 30
    Single: $90 Multiple: $80

  • Once Upon a Time: ‘STEAM-ing’ New Fairy Tales

    Sapphire Theatre Company

    Environmental Language Arts Science STEAM

    This arts integration reader’s theater program teaches the content of environmental science and conservation in a fun and accessible way while exploring the basics of theater skill and story elements. While performing a script – adapted fairy tale that portrays the tortoise and the hare racing through polluted habitats or the three pigs dealing with effects of environmental degradation, students learn the vocabulary and processes for environmental science concepts like decomposition, recycling, biodegrading, composting, and more.

    • Grades: 6-8
    • Length: 45 min
    • Audience Limit: 30

    5 - day Residency: $518