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Arts Supply Drive to Benefit Low-Income Denver Public Schools
Public Drop Off Locations Ready to Accept Items


DENVER — November 18, 2009 — Think 360 Arts, the state’s leading provider of arts education programs and services, is seeking donations of new and gently used arts supplies during the 2009 MAGIC Arts Supply Drive, November 14 – December 5.

MAGIC (Making Arts Great in Classrooms) provides music, dance, theater and visual arts supplies to thousands of students in Title I s… Continue

Application Deadline: Friday, January 22, 2010


KENNEDY CENTER/NATIONAL SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
NATIONAL TRUSTEES’
SUMMER MUSIC INSTITUTE
(June 28-July 26, 2010)


The following information will introduce you to the Kennedy Center/National Symphony Orchestra (NSO) Summer Music Institute (SMI). Through an initiative of the NSO National Trustees, youn… Continue

Each year the Kennedy Center Alliance for Arts in Education Network (KCAAEN) and NSBA recognize one school board for outstanding support of the arts in education. KCAAEN and NSBA are looking for school districts that have incorporated the arts into local educational reform efforts by including the consideration of the national standards for arts education, th… Continue

The following are exerpts from the report Best Practices in Visual Art Education by Cheri Green, In Collaboration with Connie Stewart


This paper reports a synthesis of the discussion held on 09 May 2009 among twenty-one visual
art educators who convened at the Denver Art Museum and continued discussions via email
about promising practices for visual art teachers.1 The goal of the discussion and this paper is to
demonstrate the alignment of best practices in visual art education w… Continue

Think 360 Artist Spotlight: Jane Page (Theatre)

The seed for theatre was planted in Jane Page at an early age. When Jane was in second grade in Wichita, Kansas, her teacher introduced her to what would soon grow into a love for theatre. “Our classroom was alive with energy and everything turned into a play,” says Jane. “Miss Shir… Continue