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Chandra Powell <[log in to unmask]>
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Wed, 14 Feb 2001 16:16:12 -0500
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I am in the process of planning on-site art instruction for adults,
children and parents/children for the opening of our new museum in 2002.  I
have compiled a stack of printed materials, but I am interested also in
hearing from those of you who have implemented similar programs in your
facilities.

I know that the Worcester Art Museum has a fabulous program, but I'm
interested in knowing more than just what is "out there" (of course, that
information is also VERY helpful).  I would like to know specifically more
about the logistics when building something like this from scratch,
especially for a new facility (including the set up the studio spaces in
the new building).

Thank you all in advance for your replies!

Chandra Powell
Associate Educator
Oklahoma City Art Museum

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