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Research Topics -- AAM and research behind education policies
1969 -- The Belmont Report 1984 -- The Commission on Museums for A New Century 1992 -- Excellence and Equity: Education & Public Dimension in Museums
From "Learning in Museum: The Significance of Museum Education" By George Hein
William Leavitt
California Patio 1972 Mixed media (artificial plants, Malibu lights, flagstone, slider, curtains, wooden wall, and text) 96 x 144 x 96 in. Collection Stedelijk Museum, Amsterdam
Past exhibition at MOCA - Theater Objects
Clearly I'm behind on posting, but the adventures continue on! Camping at Assateague was a dream! Next time: ocean-side site.Â
Reminders, memories, details:
Silly inner tubes Swimming in bay bath water Seacrets Roller coaster Beach walk Chinese lantern Annoying Boy Scouts Chincoteague Wild turkeys Life of the Marsh trail Last campsite!
Fridays in June: 2 more great days coming up! Join us on the 20th, and 27th.  From 5 to 8 PM Art Walk in Old Goucher (the Neighborhood), on North Charles Street (the 2100 and 2200 blocks).
Really looking forward to seeing what Old Goucher has in store for me this coming Friday! This is proof that a single block in Baltimore is full of surprises and life.

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I had not heard about it until today! But thanks to The Contemporary's Lu Zhang I've been introduced!
There are definitely a few hiccups, but I think its a good tool -- a tool Baltimore desperately needs.  Seems like they are missing a lot of organizations though… Have you guys used it before? If so, did you find anything new or useful from it?
One month...
We have been in our new digs on "the Avenue" for one month now. Damn, I gotta take some pictures. But even better, this weekend is HonFest! I've never experienced the "hon-ness" in full effect, but if I even have the remote possibility of meeting John Waters it should be a grand ol' time.
Currently reading...
Thinking Contemporary Curating and The People's Art History of the United States
I can't quite explain why this makes me as happy as it does. Maybe the source website will:Â http://thingsorganizedneatly.tumblr.com/
ZeitgeistArtsProjects is Rosalind Davis and Annabel Tilley, the innovative partnership behind the highly successful DIY Educate programme, Show&Tell.
More long-term inspiration for my imaginary art/resource/design space

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Turning Bristol's unused spaces into creative places
Inspiration for long-term life work
Happy Birthday Amy! Thanks for sharing Korean BBQ with us -- @ Jong Kak (18 W. 20th Street, Baltimore)Â
MICA Market -- this is gonna be some cool shit!
The MICA Art Market begins today, running through Saturday at Leidy Atrium off of Mount Royal Ave. Need to keep this in mind next year (when I have the money, hopefully!) for holiday gifts.Â
Additional note: silly girl, don't forget about AVAM's BAZAART Fair next Thanksgiving. I'm still in shock they only hold the event for one day!
an international forum for contemporary visual artMyÂ
Notes from "I Hate Ceramics... the Mind Mud of Ai Weiwei"
Garth Clark spoke before Thanksgiving on Ai Weiwei's use of ceramics in a contemporary context. Here are a few key notes from that lecture:
Clark:Â http://www.garthclark.com/
"Ceramics to define space"
Dropping the Urn - questioning authenticity, rarity (time = value?)
Dipped Ceramics - House Paint in "Martha Stewart" colors -- allowing contemporary aesthetics to dominate
Ceramic works can highlighting the "aesthetic of many", of "modularity"
What do you consider Ai Weiwei to be? An artist who is also a craftsman? Clark would say no. Ai works with ceramics, but is not a ceramicist. How does this speak to the contemporary nature of craft? Is the craft dying?
Excellent follow-up article about the recent exhibition at my hometown institution (the Museum of Contemporary Craft):Â http://dailyserving.com/2010/07/ai-weiwei-dropping-the-urn/

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A comfy cozy weekend in the snow...
My! It's been far too long since I posted anything here. Baltimore has been a challenge, grad school has been a challenge and my emotions have been at the highest highs and a few lows. But that's the adventure! Here's a few photos from the first exhibition created by CP '15 -- "b is for Baltimore" -- bgrant2013.wordpress.com