May 16 - 19, 2015
All Around Art features artwork made by students from eleven regional schools, as well as students who are home schooled. The students participated in a field trip program that was offered in conjunction with University Galleries’ exhibition Juan Angel Chávez: Winded Rainbow . The three-part program consisted of a curator-led tour; a found object artmaking workshop taught by graduate students in Illinois State University's Art Education department; and this public exhibition of the resulting artworks.
A generous grant from the Illinois Prairie Community Foundation—Mirza Arts and Culture Fund enabled University Galleries to offer field trip stipends, significantly increasing arts accessibility for public schools.
Participating schools:
All Around Art features artwork made by students from eleven regional schools, as well as students who are home schooled. The students participated in a field trip program that was offered in conjunction with University Galleries’ exhibition Juan Angel Chávez: Winded Rainbow. The three-part program consisted of a curator-led tour; a found object artmaking workshop taught by graduate students in Illinois State University’s Art Education department; and this public exhibition of the resulting artworks. A generous grant from the Illinois Prairie Community Foundation—Mirza Arts and Culture Fund enabled University Galleries to offer field trip stipends, significantly increasing arts accessibility for public schools. Participating schools: Bloomington Junior High, Bloomington;Blue Ridge High School, Farmer City;Fieldcrest High School, Minonk; LeRoy High School, LeRoy; Lexington High School, Lexington; Tri-Point Schools, Kempton;Washington High School, Washington; Normal Community High School, Normal; Chatsworth Elementary School, Chatsworth; Regional Alternative High School, Bloomington;Secular Homeschoolers of Central Illinois
All Around Art features artwork made by students from eleven regional schools, as well as students who are home schooled. The students participated in a field trip program that was offered in conjunction with University Galleries’ exhibition Juan Angel Chávez: Winded Rainbow. The three-part program consisted of a curator-led tour; a found object artmaking workshop taught by graduate students in Illinois State University’s Art Education department; and this public exhibition of the resulting artworks. A generous grant from the Illinois Prairie Community Foundation—Mirza Arts and Culture Fund enabled University Galleries to offer field trip stipends, significantly increasing arts accessibility for public schools. Participating schools: Bloomington Junior High, Bloomington;Blue Ridge High School, Farmer City;Fieldcrest High School, Minonk; LeRoy High School, LeRoy; Lexington High School, Lexington; Tri-Point Schools, Kempton;Washington High School, Washington; Normal Community High School, Normal; Chatsworth Elementary School, Chatsworth; Regional Alternative High School, Bloomington;Secular Homeschoolers of Central Illinois
All Around Art features artwork made by students from eleven regional schools, as well as students who are home schooled. The students participated in a field trip program that was offered in conjunction with University Galleries’ exhibition Juan Angel Chávez: Winded Rainbow. The three-part program consisted of a curator-led tour; a found object artmaking workshop taught by graduate students in Illinois State University’s Art Education department; and this public exhibition of the resulting artworks. A generous grant from the Illinois Prairie Community Foundation—Mirza Arts and Culture Fund enabled University Galleries to offer field trip stipends, significantly increasing arts accessibility for public schools. Participating schools: Bloomington Junior High, Bloomington;Blue Ridge High School, Farmer City;Fieldcrest High School, Minonk; LeRoy High School, LeRoy; Lexington High School, Lexington; Tri-Point Schools, Kempton;Washington High School, Washington; Normal Community High School, Normal; Chatsworth Elementary School, Chatsworth; Regional Alternative High School, Bloomington;Secular Homeschoolers of Central Illinois
All Around Art features artwork made by students from eleven regional schools, as well as students who are home schooled. The students participated in a field trip program that was offered in conjunction with University Galleries’ exhibition Juan Angel Chávez: Winded Rainbow. The three-part program consisted of a curator-led tour; a found object artmaking workshop taught by graduate students in Illinois State University’s Art Education department; and this public exhibition of the resulting artworks. A generous grant from the Illinois Prairie Community Foundation—Mirza Arts and Culture Fund enabled University Galleries to offer field trip stipends, significantly increasing arts accessibility for public schools. Participating schools: Bloomington Junior High, Bloomington;Blue Ridge High School, Farmer City;Fieldcrest High School, Minonk; LeRoy High School, LeRoy; Lexington High School, Lexington; Tri-Point Schools, Kempton;Washington High School, Washington; Normal Community High School, Normal; Chatsworth Elementary School, Chatsworth; Regional Alternative High School, Bloomington;Secular Homeschoolers of Central Illinois
All Around Art features artwork made by students from eleven regional schools, as well as students who are home schooled. The students participated in a field trip program that was offered in conjunction with University Galleries’ exhibition Juan Angel Chávez: Winded Rainbow. The three-part program consisted of a curator-led tour; a found object artmaking workshop taught by graduate students in Illinois State University’s Art Education department; and this public exhibition of the resulting artworks. A generous grant from the Illinois Prairie Community Foundation—Mirza Arts and Culture Fund enabled University Galleries to offer field trip stipends, significantly increasing arts accessibility for public schools. Participating schools: Bloomington Junior High, Bloomington;Blue Ridge High School, Farmer City;Fieldcrest High School, Minonk; LeRoy High School, LeRoy; Lexington High School, Lexington; Tri-Point Schools, Kempton;Washington High School, Washington; Normal Community High School, Normal; Chatsworth Elementary School, Chatsworth; Regional Alternative High School, Bloomington;Secular Homeschoolers of Central Illinois
All Around Art features artwork made by students from eleven regional schools, as well as students who are home schooled. The students participated in a field trip program that was offered in conjunction with University Galleries’ exhibition Juan Angel Chávez: Winded Rainbow. The three-part program consisted of a curator-led tour; a found object artmaking workshop taught by graduate students in Illinois State University’s Art Education department; and this public exhibition of the resulting artworks. A generous grant from the Illinois Prairie Community Foundation—Mirza Arts and Culture Fund enabled University Galleries to offer field trip stipends, significantly increasing arts accessibility for public schools. Participating schools: Bloomington Junior High, Bloomington;Blue Ridge High School, Farmer City;Fieldcrest High School, Minonk; LeRoy High School, LeRoy; Lexington High School, Lexington; Tri-Point Schools, Kempton;Washington High School, Washington; Normal Community High School, Normal; Chatsworth Elementary School, Chatsworth; Regional Alternative High School, Bloomington;Secular Homeschoolers of Central Illinois
All Around Art features artwork made by students from eleven regional schools, as well as students who are home schooled. The students participated in a field trip program that was offered in conjunction with University Galleries’ exhibition Juan Angel Chávez: Winded Rainbow. The three-part program consisted of a curator-led tour; a found object artmaking workshop taught by graduate students in Illinois State University’s Art Education department; and this public exhibition of the resulting artworks. A generous grant from the Illinois Prairie Community Foundation—Mirza Arts and Culture Fund enabled University Galleries to offer field trip stipends, significantly increasing arts accessibility for public schools. Participating schools: Bloomington Junior High, Bloomington;Blue Ridge High School, Farmer City;Fieldcrest High School, Minonk; LeRoy High School, LeRoy; Lexington High School, Lexington; Tri-Point Schools, Kempton;Washington High School, Washington; Normal Community High School, Normal; Chatsworth Elementary School, Chatsworth; Regional Alternative High School, Bloomington;Secular Homeschoolers of Central Illinois
All Around Art features artwork made by students from eleven regional schools, as well as students who are home schooled. The students participated in a field trip program that was offered in conjunction with University Galleries’ exhibition Juan Angel Chávez: Winded Rainbow. The three-part program consisted of a curator-led tour; a found object artmaking workshop taught by graduate students in Illinois State University’s Art Education department; and this public exhibition of the resulting artworks. A generous grant from the Illinois Prairie Community Foundation—Mirza Arts and Culture Fund enabled University Galleries to offer field trip stipends, significantly increasing arts accessibility for public schools. Participating schools: Bloomington Junior High, Bloomington;Blue Ridge High School, Farmer City;Fieldcrest High School, Minonk; LeRoy High School, LeRoy; Lexington High School, Lexington; Tri-Point Schools, Kempton;Washington High School, Washington; Normal Community High School, Normal; Chatsworth Elementary School, Chatsworth; Regional Alternative High School, Bloomington;Secular Homeschoolers of Central Illinois
All Around Art features artwork made by students from eleven regional schools, as well as students who are home schooled. The students participated in a field trip program that was offered in conjunction with University Galleries’ exhibition Juan Angel Chávez: Winded Rainbow. The three-part program consisted of a curator-led tour; a found object artmaking workshop taught by graduate students in Illinois State University’s Art Education department; and this public exhibition of the resulting artworks. A generous grant from the Illinois Prairie Community Foundation—Mirza Arts and Culture Fund enabled University Galleries to offer field trip stipends, significantly increasing arts accessibility for public schools. Participating schools: Bloomington Junior High, Bloomington;Blue Ridge High School, Farmer City;Fieldcrest High School, Minonk; LeRoy High School, LeRoy; Lexington High School, Lexington; Tri-Point Schools, Kempton;Washington High School, Washington; Normal Community High School, Normal; Chatsworth Elementary School, Chatsworth; Regional Alternative High School, Bloomington;Secular Homeschoolers of Central Illinois
All Around Art features artwork made by students from eleven regional schools, as well as students who are home schooled. The students participated in a field trip program that was offered in conjunction with University Galleries’ exhibition Juan Angel Chávez: Winded Rainbow. The three-part program consisted of a curator-led tour; a found object artmaking workshop taught by graduate students in Illinois State University’s Art Education department; and this public exhibition of the resulting artworks. A generous grant from the Illinois Prairie Community Foundation—Mirza Arts and Culture Fund enabled University Galleries to offer field trip stipends, significantly increasing arts accessibility for public schools. Participating schools: Bloomington Junior High, Bloomington;Blue Ridge High School, Farmer City;Fieldcrest High School, Minonk; LeRoy High School, LeRoy; Lexington High School, Lexington; Tri-Point Schools, Kempton;Washington High School, Washington; Normal Community High School, Normal; Chatsworth Elementary School, Chatsworth; Regional Alternative High School, Bloomington;Secular Homeschoolers of Central Illinois
All Around Art features artwork made by students from eleven regional schools, as well as students who are home schooled. The students participated in a field trip program that was offered in conjunction with University Galleries’ exhibition Juan Angel Chávez: Winded Rainbow. The three-part program consisted of a curator-led tour; a found object artmaking workshop taught by graduate students in Illinois State University’s Art Education department; and this public exhibition of the resulting artworks. A generous grant from the Illinois Prairie Community Foundation—Mirza Arts and Culture Fund enabled University Galleries to offer field trip stipends, significantly increasing arts accessibility for public schools. Participating schools: Bloomington Junior High, Bloomington;Blue Ridge High School, Farmer City;Fieldcrest High School, Minonk; LeRoy High School, LeRoy; Lexington High School, Lexington; Tri-Point Schools, Kempton;Washington High School, Washington; Normal Community High School, Normal; Chatsworth Elementary School, Chatsworth; Regional Alternative High School, Bloomington;Secular Homeschoolers of Central Illinois
All Around Art features artwork made by students from eleven regional schools, as well as students who are home schooled. The students participated in a field trip program that was offered in conjunction with University Galleries’ exhibition Juan Angel Chávez: Winded Rainbow. The three-part program consisted of a curator-led tour; a found object artmaking workshop taught by graduate students in Illinois State University’s Art Education department; and this public exhibition of the resulting artworks. A generous grant from the Illinois Prairie Community Foundation—Mirza Arts and Culture Fund enabled University Galleries to offer field trip stipends, significantly increasing arts accessibility for public schools. Participating schools: Bloomington Junior High, Bloomington;Blue Ridge High School, Farmer City;Fieldcrest High School, Minonk; LeRoy High School, LeRoy; Lexington High School, Lexington; Tri-Point Schools, Kempton;Washington High School, Washington; Normal Community High School, Normal; Chatsworth Elementary School, Chatsworth; Regional Alternative High School, Bloomington;Secular Homeschoolers of Central Illinois
All Around Art features artwork made by students from eleven regional schools, as well as students who are home schooled. The students participated in a field trip program that was offered in conjunction with University Galleries’ exhibition Juan Angel Chávez: Winded Rainbow. The three-part program consisted of a curator-led tour; a found object artmaking workshop taught by graduate students in Illinois State University’s Art Education department; and this public exhibition of the resulting artworks. A generous grant from the Illinois Prairie Community Foundation—Mirza Arts and Culture Fund enabled University Galleries to offer field trip stipends, significantly increasing arts accessibility for public schools. Participating schools: Bloomington Junior High, Bloomington;Blue Ridge High School, Farmer City;Fieldcrest High School, Minonk; LeRoy High School, LeRoy; Lexington High School, Lexington; Tri-Point Schools, Kempton;Washington High School, Washington; Normal Community High School, Normal; Chatsworth Elementary School, Chatsworth; Regional Alternative High School, Bloomington;Secular Homeschoolers of Central Illinois
All Around Art features artwork made by students from eleven regional schools, as well as students who are home schooled. The students participated in a field trip program that was offered in conjunction with University Galleries’ exhibition Juan Angel Chávez: Winded Rainbow. The three-part program consisted of a curator-led tour; a found object artmaking workshop taught by graduate students in Illinois State University’s Art Education department; and this public exhibition of the resulting artworks. A generous grant from the Illinois Prairie Community Foundation—Mirza Arts and Culture Fund enabled University Galleries to offer field trip stipends, significantly increasing arts accessibility for public schools. Participating schools: Bloomington Junior High, Bloomington;Blue Ridge High School, Farmer City;Fieldcrest High School, Minonk; LeRoy High School, LeRoy; Lexington High School, Lexington; Tri-Point Schools, Kempton;Washington High School, Washington; Normal Community High School, Normal; Chatsworth Elementary School, Chatsworth; Regional Alternative High School, Bloomington;Secular Homeschoolers of Central Illinois
All Around Art features artwork made by students from eleven regional schools, as well as students who are home schooled. The students participated in a field trip program that was offered in conjunction with University Galleries’ exhibition Juan Angel Chávez: Winded Rainbow. The three-part program consisted of a curator-led tour; a found object artmaking workshop taught by graduate students in Illinois State University’s Art Education department; and this public exhibition of the resulting artworks. A generous grant from the Illinois Prairie Community Foundation—Mirza Arts and Culture Fund enabled University Galleries to offer field trip stipends, significantly increasing arts accessibility for public schools. Participating schools: Bloomington Junior High, Bloomington;Blue Ridge High School, Farmer City;Fieldcrest High School, Minonk; LeRoy High School, LeRoy; Lexington High School, Lexington; Tri-Point Schools, Kempton;Washington High School, Washington; Normal Community High School, Normal; Chatsworth Elementary School, Chatsworth; Regional Alternative High School, Bloomington;Secular Homeschoolers of Central Illinois
All Around Art features artwork made by students from eleven regional schools, as well as students who are home schooled. The students participated in a field trip program that was offered in conjunction with University Galleries’ exhibition Juan Angel Chávez: Winded Rainbow. The three-part program consisted of a curator-led tour; a found object artmaking workshop taught by graduate students in Illinois State University’s Art Education department; and this public exhibition of the resulting artworks. A generous grant from the Illinois Prairie Community Foundation—Mirza Arts and Culture Fund enabled University Galleries to offer field trip stipends, significantly increasing arts accessibility for public schools. Participating schools: Bloomington Junior High, Bloomington;Blue Ridge High School, Farmer City;Fieldcrest High School, Minonk; LeRoy High School, LeRoy; Lexington High School, Lexington; Tri-Point Schools, Kempton;Washington High School, Washington; Normal Community High School, Normal; Chatsworth Elementary School, Chatsworth; Regional Alternative High School, Bloomington;Secular Homeschoolers of Central Illinois
All Around Art features artwork made by students from eleven regional schools, as well as students who are home schooled. The students participated in a field trip program that was offered in conjunction with University Galleries’ exhibition Juan Angel Chávez: Winded Rainbow. The three-part program consisted of a curator-led tour; a found object artmaking workshop taught by graduate students in Illinois State University’s Art Education department; and this public exhibition of the resulting artworks. A generous grant from the Illinois Prairie Community Foundation—Mirza Arts and Culture Fund enabled University Galleries to offer field trip stipends, significantly increasing arts accessibility for public schools. Participating schools: Bloomington Junior High, Bloomington;Blue Ridge High School, Farmer City;Fieldcrest High School, Minonk; LeRoy High School, LeRoy; Lexington High School, Lexington; Tri-Point Schools, Kempton;Washington High School, Washington; Normal Community High School, Normal; Chatsworth Elementary School, Chatsworth; Regional Alternative High School, Bloomington;Secular Homeschoolers of Central Illinois
All Around Art features artwork made by students from eleven regional schools, as well as students who are home schooled. The students participated in a field trip program that was offered in conjunction with University Galleries’ exhibition Juan Angel Chávez: Winded Rainbow. The three-part program consisted of a curator-led tour; a found object artmaking workshop taught by graduate students in Illinois State University’s Art Education department; and this public exhibition of the resulting artworks. A generous grant from the Illinois Prairie Community Foundation—Mirza Arts and Culture Fund enabled University Galleries to offer field trip stipends, significantly increasing arts accessibility for public schools. Participating schools: Bloomington Junior High, Bloomington;Blue Ridge High School, Farmer City;Fieldcrest High School, Minonk; LeRoy High School, LeRoy; Lexington High School, Lexington; Tri-Point Schools, Kempton;Washington High School, Washington; Normal Community High School, Normal; Chatsworth Elementary School, Chatsworth; Regional Alternative High School, Bloomington;Secular Homeschoolers of Central Illinois
All Around Art features artwork made by students from eleven regional schools, as well as students who are home schooled. The students participated in a field trip program that was offered in conjunction with University Galleries’ exhibition Juan Angel Chávez: Winded Rainbow. The three-part program consisted of a curator-led tour; a found object artmaking workshop taught by graduate students in Illinois State University’s Art Education department; and this public exhibition of the resulting artworks. A generous grant from the Illinois Prairie Community Foundation—Mirza Arts and Culture Fund enabled University Galleries to offer field trip stipends, significantly increasing arts accessibility for public schools. Participating schools: Bloomington Junior High, Bloomington;Blue Ridge High School, Farmer City;Fieldcrest High School, Minonk; LeRoy High School, LeRoy; Lexington High School, Lexington; Tri-Point Schools, Kempton;Washington High School, Washington; Normal Community High School, Normal; Chatsworth Elementary School, Chatsworth; Regional Alternative High School, Bloomington;Secular Homeschoolers of Central Illinois
All Around Art features artwork made by students from eleven regional schools, as well as students who are home schooled. The students participated in a field trip program that was offered in conjunction with University Galleries’ exhibition Juan Angel Chávez: Winded Rainbow. The three-part program consisted of a curator-led tour; a found object artmaking workshop taught by graduate students in Illinois State University’s Art Education department; and this public exhibition of the resulting artworks. A generous grant from the Illinois Prairie Community Foundation—Mirza Arts and Culture Fund enabled University Galleries to offer field trip stipends, significantly increasing arts accessibility for public schools. Participating schools: Bloomington Junior High, Bloomington;Blue Ridge High School, Farmer City;Fieldcrest High School, Minonk; LeRoy High School, LeRoy; Lexington High School, Lexington; Tri-Point Schools, Kempton;Washington High School, Washington; Normal Community High School, Normal; Chatsworth Elementary School, Chatsworth; Regional Alternative High School, Bloomington;Secular Homeschoolers of Central Illinois
Saturday, May 16
1:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m.