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The Arts Collab has brought another program to Bir The Arts Collab has brought another program to Birmingham! Last week, Teaching Artist @cristallaraebrister will bring her mastery of the dramatic arts to her class at Ossie Ware Mitchell Middle School. Through this program, her students will explore the depths of their personal identity, how we form said identity, and how we express this identity in the world around us. These students will be developing short scenes to answer these questions for themselves. Let’s show Cristal some love as she embodies our #corevalue of FEARLESSNESS. Our work is made possible by the @alabama_arts and @neaarts #bhmartsed #collaboratewiththearts #artscollaborative #birminghamal #artseducation #art #education #artsed #performingarts #community #creativity #curiosity #artsintegration #STEAM #socialjustice #Birmingham #nonprofit
Join us on Zoom to network with Artists, teachers, Join us on Zoom to network with Artists, teachers, parents, schools, arts organizations, and community partners! We will use this time to share resources, celebrate the work taking place in our arts education community and coordinate to further our collective vision and goals. Click the link below to register. We’ll see you April 22nd! https://form.jotform.com/220954039357157 #bhmartsed #collaboratewiththearts #artscollaborative #birminghamal #artseducation #art #education #artsed #performingarts #community #creativity #curiosity #artsintegration #STEAM #socialjustice #Birmingham #nonprofit #network #Growt
Join us on Zoom to network with Artists, teachers, Join us on Zoom to network with Artists, teachers, parents, schools, arts organizations, and community partners! We will use this time to share resources, celebrate the work taking place in our arts education community, and coordinate to further our collective vision and goals. Click the link in bio We’ll see you April 22nd!
Today is World Piano Day! And for our last post to Today is World Piano Day! And for our last post to celebrate Women’s History Month, we want to honor legendary jazz composer, songwriter, bandleader and pianist Lovie Austin! Cora “Lovie” Austin was born September 19, 1887, in Chattanooga Tennessee. She would later fall in love with Chicago and make the vibrant city her home. Her early career was in vaudeville, where she played piano and performed in variety acts. Accompanying blues singers was Lovie's specialty and can be heard on recordings by Ma Rainey, Ida Cox, Ethel Waters, and Alberta Hunter. She would be peer and inspiration to talents such as Lil Hardin Armstrong (wife of Louie Armstrong) and famed Pianist Mary Lou Williams who got her “concept” from watching Austin. Lovie Austin’s music was groundbreaking as it laid the foundations for swing which would eventually overtake jazz as America’s obsession. Lovie Austin was also an educator and advocate for Black artists to receive what they were due even if she couldn’t always secure the same for herself. After Mrs. Austin passed away in 1972, Alberta Hunter would remember her as “a wonderful woman who tried to help everybody she could.” Today we honor your tenacity and your love. Thank you Lovie Austin! #bhmartsed #collaboratewiththearts #artscollaborative #birminghamal #artseducation #art #education #artsed #performingarts #community #creativity #curiosity #artsintegration #STEAM #socialjustice #Birmingham #nonprofit #ALArtsEducation #ALArtsEducationMonth
IT'S SPRING BREAK!!! Our office is closed but you IT'S SPRING BREAK!!! Our office is closed but you can still follow us! You can also click the link on our page to sign up for our email list to keep track of the work happening in your community. We'll be back to bringing the arts to classrooms across Birmingham April 4th. See ya then!
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Programs by the Greater Birmingham Arts Education Collaborative have been made possible in part with generous support from the Alabama State Council on the Arts, Mike & Gillian Goodrich Foundation, and the National Endowment for the Arts, a federal agency.

 

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