Artist Initiative
ACHF Arts Access
Purchase a Hollander beater to increase the production of my artwork. Photographs and a quantitative report will be submitted regarding artist’s new work. 2: Engage Minnesota youth in papermaking/book binding experiences and introduce responsible stewardship of our state’s natural resources. Written responses regarding the success of the workshops will be provided from the educational coordinators at all three venues.
On average the artist produces three to five works in a year. The use of the Hollander in her own work space has increased the artist's works to six pieces in the course of the year. The artist said she would provide photographs of new artworks and a quantitative report. Images will be sent separately to the program manager. 2: Over fifty children participated in the workshops. Coordinators’ comments include: Many people commented on how much they liked combining nature with art and that this aspect appealed to their children. Monica Stratton, Maplewood Library. The programs were a wonderful opportunity for the youth in Mahtomedi to learn valuable information about art and the natural world at the Library. Sarah Lo Pinto, Wildwood Library. The students were totally engaged and enthusiastic about the projects. Danielle Cezanne, White Bear Center for the Arts.