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programs are made
possible by the support
of generous individuals
and businesses.
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PROVIDING ARTS-IN-EDUCATION
OPPORTUNITIES
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The educational outreach program
maintains a continuous schedule
of
professional residency artists
and theater
programs along with school art
exhibits
displayed in the Clark Gallery. |
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ELEMENTARY
&
JR. HIGH
RESIDENCIES
Residencies
Homepage
High School
Residencies
Contact
Jayne Rice for
information
260-563-1102 x
550 or
jrice@honeywellcenter.org

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MR.
TAPS
Sept. 14-18
- Jr. High Choir/Dance
Ayrie King III, better
known as Mr. Taps presents
the History of Tap from
the slave ships in Africa
to Broadway Musicals.
Using his engaging
personality and fancy
footwork Mr. Taps will
demonstrate the many
styles of tap dancing,
from the hip-hop moves of
Savion Glover to the
innovative flair of Fred
Astair. During the
workshop, Mr. Taps will
work with students on
dance steps and
choreography.
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www.ropewarrior.com
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THE ROPE
WARRIOR
Sept.
21-25 -
Elementary/Jr.
High
David
Fisher,
aka The
Rope
Warrior,
demonstrates
timing,
rhythm,
dance
footwork,
and the
value of
physical
fitness
as
aligned
to art.
Choreographed
trick
rope
techniques,
compelling
music,
and a
breathtaking
‘light
show’
performed
with
glow
ropes
are part
of his
assembly
program.
At the
workshop
following
his
performance,
David
will
work
with up
to 40
students
teaching
jump
rope
techniques.
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CANDIE
COOPER
Oct.
6-9,
Jan.
5-8,Feb.
23-24
Elementary/Jr.
High
Published
author
and
designer,
Candie
Cooper
will
take
students
on an
exploration
to learn
about
sheep,
wool,
and the
ancient
process
of wet
felting
which
transforms
raw wool
into the
strong
material
called
felt.
Students
will see
examples
of
felted
pieces
and then
create
their
own
felted
collage
using
colorful
merino
wool,
soap and
water.
Elementary
students
will
paint
with
wisps of
brightly
colored
wool
embellished
with
threads
and
scraps
of silk.
Middle
school
students
will go
green
and
incorporate
everyday
household
items
such as
plastic
bags and
clothing
into
their
colorful
collages.
Further
embellishing
with
stitching
will
also be
shown.
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www.steveseskin.com |
STEVE
SESKIN
Nov.
9-13,
16-20
Elementary
& Jr.
High
Songwriter
Steve
Seskin
uses the
Operation
Respect
anti-bullying
program
(based
on the
song he
co-wrote,
“Don’t
Laugh At
Me”) as
his
platform
while
entertaining
younger
audiences.
This
presentation
is
supported
by the
Performing
Arts
Fund, a
program
of Arts
Midwest
funded
by the
National
Endowment
for the
Arts,
which
believes
that a
great
nation
deserves
great
art,
with
additional
contributions
from
Indiana
Arts
Commission,
General
Mills
Foundation,
and Land
O’Lakes
Foundation.

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www.brucelangton.com
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BRUCE
LANGTON
Jan.
19-22,
2010 -
Elementary/Jr.
High
Hands-on
instruction
in
sketching
a
detailed
drawing
will be
presented
by Bruce
Langton,
known
internationally
as one
of
today’s
premier
contemporary
artists
and
children’s
book
illustrators.
The
Clark
Gallery
at the
Honeywell
Center
will
present
a
gallery
exhibit
in
correlation
with
this
residency
featuring
some of
Mr.
Langton’s
children’s
book
illustration
artwork.
Youth
participating
in the
school
workshops
will be
invited
to
attend a
youth-focused
public
gallery
reception. |

www.storypeddlers.com
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THE
STORY
PEDDLERS
Feb. 3,
4, 5, 9,
& 10
Elementary
Bob and
Kathy
Myers
complement
their
storytelling
assembly
programs
with
workshops
(up to
about 40
students)
that
enable
children
to
understand
plot
development,
characters,
and
sequencing
without
being
slowed
down by
punctuation,
spelling
and the
physical
process
of
writing.
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INDIANAPOLIS
OPERA -
OPERA
A LA
CARTE
April
19-21 -
Jr. High
The
Indianapolis
Opera
Ensemble
(Indianapolis
Opera’s
resident
company)
presents
Opera à
la
Carte,
a
program
for
middle
school
students.
It
consists
of
scenes
from a
variety
of
operas,
some
with
student
participation.
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INDIANAPOLIS
OPERA
PRESENTS
RUMPLESTILTSKIN
- THE
ULTIMATE
BULLY
April
19-21 -
Grades
K-6
Bullies
come in
all
shapes
and
sizes,
and they
always
come
with a
bad
attitude.
Adele
and the
Prince,
along
with
their
mammalian
friend,
Batzilla,
have
their
hands
full
with the
bully
that
pushes
them
around.
They
don’t
even
know his
name,
but he
always
gets his
way!
Their
greed
and lack
of
honesty
put them
in such
a pickle
that
they
have to
rely on
the
bully’s
help and
they
know
that is
a
mistake.
What
will he
want in
return?
Set to
the
delightful
and
memorable
music
from
Strauss’s
Die
Fledermaus,
Rumplestiltskin
produces
plenty
of
laughs
as the
audience
watches
the
suspense
unfold
to its
bye-bye-bully
conclusion,
with
plenty
of great
tips for
students
along
the way.
Presented
by the
Indianapolis
Opera
Ensemble
(Indianapolis
Opera's
resident
company)
consisting
of four
young
professional
singers
and a
coach/accompanist
who are
selected
each
year
through
national
auditions.
During
their
four-month
residency,
the
Ensemble
artists
perform
a
variety
of
programs
throughout
Indiana
and
neighboring
states.
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