Dear Museum and/or Education Folk:

[Pardon cross-posting.  This is the LAST request for this information.]

    Please respond directly to [log in to unmask] to avoid overloading the
group.

    I seek information about (and/or reference to) art centers/museums with
programs that guide participants through a creative process in writing about
visual art -- whether artwork in a permanent collection or in temporary
exhibitions, whether ancient or contemporary.
    I am compiling as extensive a list as is possible . . . so far thirteen.
As soon as I've gotten everything into a standard format, I will gladly
share the list (which includes contacts) with all who are interested.  Feel
free to send me a brief message to that effect, so I can create a email
list.
    A special 'thank you' to those who have already sent me information; and
a thanks in advance to those who have yet to contribute!

[Note: Whilst interesting, I am *not* seeking information about programs
that are pure writing (i.e., not in response to visual art) or are entirely
self-generated (i.e., participants write, then illustrate their writing).]

Best wishes, sincerely,

Jay Heuman
Curator of Education
Salt Lake Art Center
20 South West Temple
Salt Lake City, UT 84101

T 801-328-4201
F 801-322-4323
E [log in to unmask]
W http://www.slartcenter.org

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