15 Oct BERKSHIRE EAGLE: Du Bois sixth grade gets creative with CATA artists at The Clark
October 10, 2024—
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Stephanie Zollshan
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- Eric Schumann, one of Community Access to the Arts’ artists with disabilities, talks to W.E.B. Du Bois Middle School sixth graders about his work on display at The Clark on Thursday.
W.E.B. Du Bois Middle School sixth graders visit with Community Access to the Arts artists with disabilities and learn about their work, what influences their art, and how art allows them to express themselves at CATA’s “I Am a Part of Art” exhibit at The Clark’s Lunder Center in Williamstown on Thursday.
The students spent the day at the museum, touring both the main galleries and CATA’s exhibit, which is now closed to the public, as well as participating in an art activity led by CATA’s artists.
As part of their curriculum, Du Bois students spend time with CATA artists throughout the year in a variety of specialties as they learn about “overcoming adversity.”
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- W.E.B. Du Bois Middle School sixth graders about his work on display at The Clark on Thursday.
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- Eric Schumann, one of Community Access to the Arts’ artists with disabilities, talks to W.E.B. Du Bois Middle School sixth graders about his work on display at The Clark on Thursday.
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- Sam Pelletz sits with W.E.B. Du Bois sixth graders as they make work inspired by her colorful, geometric art style at Community Access to the Arts’ “I Am a Part of Art” exhibit at The Clark’s Lunder Center in Williamstown.
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- W.E.B. Du Bois sixth graders carefully consider the art in Community Access to the Arts’ “I Am a Part of Art” exhibit at The Clark’s Lunder Center ion Williamstown.
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- Eric Schumann, one of Community Access to the Arts’ artists with disabilities, talks to W.E.B. Du Bois Middle School sixth graders about his work on display at The Clark on Thursday.
