Center for Art, Design and
Visual Culture, UMBC
Visual Art Educational Outreach Programming
Including K-16 Students and Teachers
Target Audience
Students throughout the state of Maryland
About the Program
Our programs are for teachers and educators as well as students
and their parents.
Teachers can call or write CADVC to request curriculum packets
related to exhibitions and to book tours of CADVC visual art
exhibitions. Bus fares for tours are available on a limited
basis. Packets are also available online at www.umbc.edu/cadvc.
Education Outreach with K-12 schools is an important part of
the Center for Art, Design and Visual Culture’s programs.
The outreach program places UMBC visual art undergraduate and
graduate students with professional teachers in city schools
to produce original art inspired by guided tours through our
exhibitions. Interns at CADVC assist in leading gallery tours
and discussions, direct students in making art work in the schools
and hang art works produced in Outreach Exhibitions each December-January
in The Commons or Department of Visual Arts.
In the last decade, CADVC has worked withover 30 schools such
as: City College Senior High, Catonsville High, McDonogh School,
Loch Raven High, Baltimore School for the Arts, Towson High,
Lombard Middle School, West Baltimore Middle School, Charles
Carroll Barrister Elementary and Federal Hill Preparatory School.
CADVC has reached at least four hundred K-12 students in the
last two years alone.
Program Duration: 1 - 2 semesters.
Program Funding
CADVC, Maryland State Arts Council and Department of Education.
Other sources are announced annually.
Program Contact Information
Symmes Gardner, Director, CADVC, UMBC
1000 Hilltop Circle, FA Rm. 105, Baltimore, MD 21250
410-455-3188 (phone) 410-455-1596 (fax)
sgardner@umbc.edu
Program Summary Information
•K-12 Schools (Baltimore City
and County)
-35 schools have worked with CADVC in the past 10 years.
-CADVC actively works with teachers to educate them in the visual
arts
through this program.
•Curriculum Packets
-Professionally written, packets are sent to select art instructors
in the public schools and are offered online at CADVC's website,
allowing for CADVC to reach a wider audience. Packets are also
available upon request by contacting Symmes Gardner: sgardner@umbc.edu
-The packets are in line with Essential Learner Outcomes established
by AEMS for the Visual Arts in the State of Maryland.
•K-12 Gallery
a limited number of Tours and Art Exhibitions
-CADVC busses students to UMBC to view exhibitions as well as
the UMBC campus.
- Four to six bus tours are paid for by UMBC every year.
-Every December/January, CADVC features the art work by K-12
students on the campus of UMBC. The work is often inspired by
the programs, tours and curriculum packet sent to teachers.
Parents are invited to view the exhibit.
•Internships
for UMBC Students
-Three to five UMBC graduate and undergraduate students assist
CADVC with education programs every year.
•Partnerships
-More than 30 partnerships with organizations in the city in
the past decade have been developed, often driven by our exhibition
programs.
Some Partnerships include:
1. Baltimore Museum of Art
2. Contemporary Museum
3. Neighborhood Design Center
4. Walters Art Museum
Outreach
-We have worked with just over 35 schools and two after-school
programs since the gallery began.
-On average, we work with four to six schools intensively each
year.
-There have been at least 14 graduates, and 28 undergraduates
working with the outreach program in the last 8 years.
-There have been at least 2,000 students who have come for tours
and participated in the art programs developed by CADVC.
CADVC SCHOOL PARTNERSHIPS
General Wolfe Elementary #23
Commodore John Rogers Elementary #27
Highlandtown Middle #43
William Paca #83
Charles Carroll Barrister #34
Lombard Middle School #57
City College Senior High
Hamstead Elementary School
Catonsville High School
McDonogh School
Arbutus Middle School
Middle River Middle School
Loch Raven High School
Arbutus Middle School
Arbutus Elementary School
West Baltimore Middle School
Patapsco Center for the Arts
Baltimore School for the Arts
Towson High School
Federal Hill Preparatory School #45
City Spring Elementary
Park School
Carver Center for Arts and Technology
West Annapolis Elementary School
Cherryhill Elementary School
Southeast Youth Academy
Woodlawn Middle School
Dunbar Middle School
City Springs Elementary School
Lockerman Bundy Elementary
Lansdowne High
Parkville High
Academy for Career and College Exploration
Augusta Fells Savage Schools of Visual Art High School
Woodlawn High
After School Programs
Access Art
Druid Heights Transitional Housing After School Program
Virginia S. Baker Rec. Center
21st Century Threshold Project
Young Audiences
IMDA Graduate Outreach Participants
Goeffry Bell
Beatriz Bufrahi
Douglas Holden
Diana Jeon
Nino Leseliedze
Cyriaco Lopes
Karen Howard
Eileen Ragsdale
Jen Thwing
Scott Yoell
Shannon Young
Bonnie Crawford
Natalia Panfile
Marian Glebes
Undergraduate Participants
Kali Benjamin
Cindy Claros
Nadja Duvall
Amanda Eskridge
Randa Flores
Lauren Guilfoye
Miho Kashima
Ki Kim
Gracy McKenney
Hana Monti
Allan Partlow
Phu Pham
Micheal Prymos
Monika Ramos
Michel Russo
Rachel Valentino
Kristen Anchor
Brittney Sizemore
Brittany Wight
Tim Montenyohl
Adeyinka Taiwo
Julie Amoss
Jessica Dotson
Courtney Slemaker
Ernest Powell
Blake Mok
Dominique Chirinciuc
Anna Moore
Saffron Owen
Number of Students Reached through
Program and Tours
Adrian Piper: 200 aprox.
Fred Wilson: 239
Maria Elena Gonzalez: 171
White: Whiteness and Race 400
Home/House Project: 367
Blur: 398
Sound/Color: 313
Girl's Night Out/Contemp. 53
Mapping Their Community 193
Robbins & Becher
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