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All day-time activities will take place in the Stata Center Gates Lobby (Vassar & Main St entrance) Select one session each day that works for youJanuary 23-28, 2006 |
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Monday, Jan 23 Painting--see the fish in Stata, paint your own, get some paint techniques. Connect with environmental issues. Play with shapes, colors and ideas. Connect art and science. Learn hands-on mentoring techniques. Session 1: 10am-noon Session 2: 2-4pm Tuesday, Jan 24 Building—draw, enlarge, saw, build, and paper maché new and larger fish forms from cardboard and foam. Session 1: 10am-noon Session 2: 2-4pm
EVENING 6-8pm Stata Center, 32-141 Presentation
of community building through art-making and environmental awareness Wednesday, Jan 25 OPEN STUDIO Painting and Building (see descr. above) Mentoring---practice
painting fish and mentorship. Bring a friend and help them paint the
side of a fish. You are encouraged to share your new painting techniques
and ideas about water with drop-in visitors (the
Fish-Mobiles program)
and practice public outreach and education skills. Session 1: 10am-noon Session 2: 2-4pm
EVENING 6-8pm Stata Center, 32-141 Presentation
of programs on water related issues in the Northeast Region Thursday, Jan 26 Guiding--share painting and research skills with Edgerton Center guests. As students paint fish, prepare them to host an outreach collaboration in their school or environmental center. Together build additional perspectives and awareness of water cycles.
Session 2: 2-4pm
EVENING 6-8pm Stata Center, 32-141 Gathering,
open discussion regarding the messages that the fish need to carry
from the MIT community to a wider audience raising awareness about
critical water issues.
Friday, Jan 27 Installation of the work created during the week with the workshop, community members, the Edgerton center group, and artist Cindy Snodgrass.
Session 2: 2-4pm Help MIT community members to paint one side of a fish to be added to the existing installation through the Fish-Mobiles program with the Campus Activities Complex (CAC). Session 1: 11am-1pm Session 2: 3-5pm Saturday, Jan 28 Family paint and celebrate. Participants in the workshop are highly encouraged to participate in at least one of the 3 time-periods: painting, educating, and expanding dialogue regarding water and our daily lives with the Fish-Mobiles program. Session 1: 11am-1pm Session 2: 1-3pm Session 3: 3-5pm
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