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NDCA Statewide Arts Conference & Governor's Awards 2005 "Exploring the Arts in North Dakota" February 20-22, 2005 with Arts Education Day “Lewis and Clark in the Classroom” February 20-21, 2005NDCA Statewide Arts Conference & Governor's Awards 2005 Lewis & Clark "Exploring the Arts in North Dakota" Ramkota Hotel Bismarck February 20-22, 2005 701-258-7700 Lamborn Ballroom – Plenary Sessions & Showcases Lower Level – Education Sessions & Luncheon Registration for the 2005 NDCA Conference on the Arts is $50 before February 1, 2005 and $55 on or after February 1. Make check payable to the NoDAA. Mail the form below along with your registration fee to the North Dakota Council on the Arts 1600 E. Century Ave., Suite 6 Bismarck, ND 58503-0649 Sunday – February 20th 6:00 – 8:00 pm Opening Reception – BAGA entertainment/Visual Arts Showcase Monday – February 21st 8-9:00 am Continental Breakfast 9:00 -9:15 am Welcome & brief overview of conference 9:15 – 9:50 am Performing & Literature Artist Showcases
10:00 – 11:00 Lewis & Clark in the Classroom Part I Cultural Tourism–working with state tourism, getting your information publicized, and fitting into the tourism ‘package’. 11:15 – 11:50 am Performing & Literature Artist Showcases
Noon Luncheon Keynote Speaker – Merrill Piepkorn Kennedy Center Awards 1:05 – 1:20 pm Performing Artist Showcase
1:30 -2:30 p.m. ND Lewis & Clark Interpretive Center – History & Art 2:30–3:00 p.m. Grant program 3:15 – 4:10 pm Performing Artists Showcases
4:20-5:30 pm New Bohemia panel 6:30 – 8:30 pm Evening Reception at Heritage Center – Caitlin & Erickson Exhibit Preston Schmidt Ensemble Artists Bookings Mezzanine level Tuesday – February 22nd 8-9:00 am Breakfast 9-Noon Strategic Planning Workshop – Kelly Barsdate, NASAA Noon – Exhibits End 1:00-3:00 pm Consults with Kelly Barsdate Governor’s Awards Dinner *To be held at the Ramkota Hotel, Lamborn Ballroom. 5:00-6:00 pm Entertainment – Social Hour 6:00 pm Dinner and Awards Ceremony
Registration for the 2005 NDCA Conference on the Arts is $50 before February 1, 2005 and $55 on or after February 1. Make check payable to the NoDAA. Mail the form below along with your registration fee to the North Dakota Council on the Arts 1600 E. Century Ave., Suite 6 Bismarck, ND 58503-0649
Arts Education Day “Lewis and Clark in the Classroom” February 20-21, 2005
Enjoy Showcase
2005 featuring a variety of artists from the North Dakota Council on
the Artist-in-Residence program. Showcases are highly entertaining
and present a snippet of what the artists can do to provide a rich
arts education experience for students and teachers. The Visual
Arts Showcase will take place on Sunday evening, February 20, at an
evening reception at the Bismarck Art and Galleries Association.
The Performing Arts Showcase will take place throughout the day on
Monday, February 21, at the Ramkota Hotel.
Attend the
exciting Lewis and Clark in the Classroom workshop on Monday,
February 21, at the Ramkota Hotel. Our presenter Alicia Broxmeyer,
a Bismarck artist and
educator, will feature animals that Lewis and Clark encountered
during the Corps of Discovery Expedition and the ways they
documented their existence. Learn basic drawing techniques and
discover curriculum connections in art, science, social studies, and
language arts; with standards and benchmarks included for art. Take
part in demonstrations and hands-on activities you can share with
students to engage them in exciting classroom learning experiences.
In addition, you can participate in a unique Lewis and Clark chalk
talk entitled, Lewis and Clark: Drawn to North Dakota, presented by
Lake Agassiz Arts Council board member, Steve Stark.
End the day on Monday, February 21, at the North
Dakota Heritage Center for an evening reception and enjoy meeting
with artists from Showcase 2005. You will also be able to view an
extraordinary exhibit, This Grand Scene – North Dakota from the
Palette and Pen of George Catlin.
Tentative Schedule Sunday – February 20th at Bismarck Art and Galleries Association, 422 E. Front Ave. 6:00 - 8:00 pm Visual Artists Showcase and opening reception
Monday – February 21 at Ramkota Hotel, 800 S. 3rd Street 8 - 9:00 am Continental breakfast -Lewis and Clark: Drawn to North Dakota – Steve Stark 9:15 – 9:50 am Performing & Literature Artist Showcases
10:00 – 11:00 am Lewis and Clark in the Classroom Part I - Alicia Broxmeyer 11:15 – 11:50 am Performing & Literature Artist Showcases
Noon Luncheon Keynote speaker – Merrill Piepkorn Kennedy Center “Creative Ticket Schools of Excellence Awards 1:05 – 1:20 pm Performing Artist Showcase
1:30 – 2:30 pm Lewis and Clark in the Classroom Part II - Alicia Broxmeyer 2:30 – 3:00 pm Arts in Education Grants – Linda Ehreth 3:15 – 4:10 pm Performing Artists Showcases
Monday – February 21 at North Dakota Heritage Center located on the State Capitol Grounds 6:30-8:30 pm Evening reception and Artist-in Residence bookings. Plus view an extraordinary exhibit, This Grand Scene- North Dakota from the Palette and Pen of George Catlin. Registration Information ● Registration fee is $35. ● Registration deadline is Friday, February 4, 2005. Please click on the registration link complete the form and mail it along with your registration fee to: Make check payable to the NoDAA. Mail the form below along with your registration fee to the North Dakota Council on the Arts 1600 E. Century Ave., Suite 6 Bismarck, ND 58503-0649John F. Kennedy Center Creative Ticket Schools of Excellence Awards The North Dakota Arts Alliance/Alliance for Arts Education (NoDAA) announced the state’s recipients of the Creative Ticket Schools of Excellence Award for the 2003-2004 school year. The recipients are Edison Elementary School in Minot, Bob Callies Elementary School in Garrison, Griggs County Central School in Cooperstown, and Nativity Elementary School in Fargo. The awards are presented to representatives of these schools by Yvonn Quijano, NoDAA’s Executive Director, during the keynote luncheon at the conference. To be eligible to receive this award, each school was required to meet a minimum of two of the following requirements:
Both Edison Elementary and Bob Callies Elementary were awarded for their continued commitment to working towards arts integration in their schools. They have continued to recognize the importance of providing arts education for not only their students, but also for their faculty and staff. Many representatives from both schools have attended the summer Arts-in-Education Teacher/Artist Institutes sponsored by NoDAA and the North Dakota Council on the Arts (NDCA). Both have applied for and received Teacher Incentive and Artist in Residence grants from the NDCA, which have been key to integrating the arts into their curriculum. Griggs County Central School was recognized for their continued partnership with the Griggs County Council on the Arts, with whom they have worked to enhance the arts and culture to both their students and community. This has been most evident in their strong commitment, during each school year, to bring in top quality programs and performers through the NDCA’s Artist in Residence program. “If it wasn't for the hard work of the Griggs County [Council on the Arts],” says Superintendent Wade Faul, “then our students would not receive a solid education." Nativity Elementary was awarded for their arts programs, which include opportunities for students and parents alike. The involvement of parents is the direct result of a committed Parent-Teacher Association that works to fund many hands-on creative art activities, field trips, and more. These opportunities have linked students to the community and provided them with connections that build value and respect for the arts by offering diverse experiences beyond the classroom. The Creative Ticket Schools of Excellence Award program is an initiative of the Kennedy Center Alliance for Arts Education Networks (KCAAEN), a coalition of 44 statewide, non-profit organizations that work with the Kennedy Center to ensure that the arts are in integral part of American education. As part of this award, these four statewide recipients will be submitted to the Kennedy Center for consideration for the Creative Ticket National School of Distinction Award.
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