Monday, May 4, 2009

Worldview: India Gala

Sunday 3rd May was our culminating event. A gala at The Walters Art Museum in Baltimore. The exhibition included art created by students of Harlem Park Elementary/Middle and James Mosher Elementary, a puppet show of the Indian epic the Ramayana by students from Harlem Park who had worked with Black Cherry Puppet Theatre during their residency at the school and dance performances by students who had worked with Lakshmi Swaminathan during her recent residencies at both schools. Students, faculty, friends and families enjoyed the exhibition and performances and Indian treats of chai and naan bread provided by the  Akbar restaurant.                                         Stacie, Marnee, Sush, Morag and Lakshmi





A wonderful time was had by all. We were so pleased to see so many people come out, and some travel so far,  to support our students in spite of the rainy grey weather. It was really something special for our students to see their work in such a salubrious setting. Many patrons of the Walters who happened upon the exhibit stayed to enjoy the show. We are so proud of our students and the beautiful and creative work they have done this year. 























We are deeply grateful to our friends, families, funders and partners who made this year's Worldview project possible;
Amanda Kodeck
Lindsey Anderson 
Brittany Powell
Iandry Randriamandroso
Joyce Akintilo, Principal, William Allen, Assistant Principal and staff of Harlem Park Elementary/Middle
Cascelia Spears, Principal, Cynthia Williams, Assistant Principal and staff of James Mosher Elementary
Larry Friend, Co-ordinator of Fine Arts for City Schools

We will continue to post work as the students complete their final projects of the school year over the next few weeks and post a link on this blog to next years project when it starts in August.
Thank you all for your interest and support
Morag & Marnee

It takes a global village to raise a child.

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