Families from the South Dallas Cultural Center are regulars here at the DMA. For six months out of the year, a small group come to the Museum every second Sunday of the month to explore and make artworks together. Below are images of our Museum adventures from this past group:
Embroidery works inspired by Add to, Take Away: Artistry and Innovation in African Textiles
Exploring Between Action and the Unknown: The Art of Kazuo Shiraga and Sadamasa Motonaga
Painting with our feet!
More alternative painting techniques
Thinking about museums as places
Editing photographs of Fleischner Courtyard
Making coil pots with artist Jen Rose
In July, we capped off another wonderful year of our Second Sunday partnership with an exhibition of our creations at the South Dallas Cultural Center.
A hallway of masterpieces!
Our collection of paintings made with feet
Second Sunday collaborators: Vicki Meek, Marilyn Clark, & me
January’s watercolor still life paintings inspired by our Bouquets exhibition
A very talented sculptress!
Also on display at the Center was a street art project created in collaboration with a group of teens at the Center’s summer program.
Project inspiration provided by C3 Program Manager, JC Bigornia
Planning with Mayor’s Intern Fellows Intern Mariana Gonzalez
Getting comfortable with materials
A warm-up challenge!
Getting started…
Adding song lyrics
What does equality mean to you? design
Studies of Senegalese culture inspired this installation
The completed work, after a very long morning!
Thank you, South Dallas families, for another wonderful partnership! We look forward to the creativity our next group will bring!
Amy Copeland
Manager of Go van Gogh and Community Teaching Programs
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