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Elizabeth Mumford: The Art of Marketing Nostalgiaby Jane SchallerTake a reverent, spirited Indiana farm girl, fold in dollops of raw artistic talent, and sprinkle with plenty of genteel, classic culture. Gently toss with integrity, then marinate inside a fanciful Cape Cod home until ripe and ready to sizzle. Yield: A rare, smooth blend of deep artistic passion, accentuated by enduring commercial success that is Elizabeth Mumford. "I'm one of those persons who, ever since I was little, I was always painting and drawing and doing artwork," Liz recalls "Fortunately my mother was very encouraging of me." But there were not many opportunities to nurture a budding artist in the rural elementary school she attended. That changed when she was sent to a boarding school in Michigan that possessed a strong art program. At twelve years old, she was all at once immersed in an array of art classes and experiences, including one seemingly innocuous course offering: Life Art. |
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Art Beyond the Classroomby Nicola BurnellA Teacher's Love for Art Inspires Her StudentsBernadette Waystack showed promise as an artist in second grade, winning the "Saint Luke Award" at an art exhibit at Boston College. Twelve years in a Boston Catholic school, however, did not nurture her talents. "I went dormant," says the Harwich art teacher. "When I compare my middle school years to what my students have, I can't help wondering how differently my own art path might have been." Summer Classes Schedule |
Cultural Council Sponsors Free Concert at the Wellfleet Preservation Hallby Jennifer StrattonThe Wellfleet Cultural Council, under the auspices of the Massachusetts Cultural Council (MCC), will sponsor a free concert featuring me, singer/songwriter Jennifer Stratton. The concert will be held at the recently renovated Wellfleet Preservation Hall, located on Main Street in Wellfleet, MA. The hall is a beautiful space for the community to experience classes, discussions, and performances. The HYArts Cultural District nurtures and celebrates the creativity and talent of established and emerging Cape Cod artists. www.hyartsdistrict.com |
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