Art

 
Many thanks to David London for the article on our Summer Solstice Festival published in "What Weekly"!
 
Click the link to check it out: Summer Solstice Festival

Last Saturday Baltimore Art & Music Project teamed up with the creator of the board game "Mixtum" to provide the parents and children of the Family Resource Center a chance to play...
 

 
Needless to say it was a Hit!!!!
 
For more info about Mixtum be sure to check out the website: mixtum.org/
 

Last month, Jennifer Harding spoke to the Eastside Family Resource Center about her Lee DeWyze series of paintings and the inspiration she achieves through his music.  This month, she was featured in USA Today. 

Jennifer Harding spoke to the Eastside Family Resource Center about her Lee DeWyze series of paintings and the inspiration she achieves through his music. The kids looked over the paintings, as each one of the songs that inspired them played. The plan was to get them inspired to create their own art. Everyone was given their own t-shirts and art supplies to create a shirt.

 
Baltimore Art & Music Project ventured over to the Ateaze Senior Center on August 4, 2011. Grandparents and their grandchildren were able to assist each other in making fabric pillows out of fabric, glue, ribbons and buttons for Arts & Crafts time.

Stay tuned for more details...

On June 18, 2011, Baltimore Art and Music Project had their first Summer Solstice Festival and Solstice Twilight. It was fantastic to see the the staff, volunteers, Artist Compound, musicians, vendors, and artists hard work pay off. As well as, coming together through a means of art, music and community. 

 
Please take the time to click on the links and explore the world of one of Baltimore Art & Music Project's newest friends...
 
Art And Music For Hope
 
More about the artist...