Pomerene Center for the Arts

Our Community Art Center – Coshocton, OH

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  • Children,  Schools

    FALLING, FLOATING, FLYING the Nest

    May 6, 2020 /

    Camp Bestival 2019 Gorilla Circus Flying Trapeze School

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    Anne Cornell

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    Missing Pieces

    February 5, 2014

    Ms. Anne’s preschool camp–building little houses

    July 24, 2015

    Let go of the instruction sheet LEGO’s

    August 9, 2012
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    DRAWING ME AND MAYBE YOU

    April 22, 2020 /

    Proportions of the Face and Eye, c. 1489 by Leonardo Da Vinci Week 6 FLASH ART CAMP April 20-24, 2020 We’ve been spending a lot of time —six weeks now — sheltering alone with the people in our homes. Seems like a good week to take a close look. How do we really look? How are our eyes shaped, where do they sit on our head, and what about the complicated build of our nose and the way our lips sit, one on top of the other…? And what happens to our faces when we’re mad? Or happy? Or sad? We’ll be drawing all week and at the same time…

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    Anne Cornell

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    CHAIN MAILLE–a jewelry making class

    August 18, 2014

    SUMMER FAMILY OPEN HOUSE

    June 17, 2014

    A World of Squirrels

    November 25, 2019
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    Making the Pictures in your Head

    April 6, 2020 /

    Week 4 FLASH ART CAMP April 6-10 & 15-17, 2020 In the process of creating an illustration, artists think about (and often research) the settings, the characters and the history behind the story. To this point, we will consider a series of questions about the country Ghana where our particular story, LAZY ANANSI, originated before we begin our own illustrations. The conversation will include a discussion about how folk art, like folk stories, are created from things at hand, springing directly from the lives people live. That Anansi the spider/demi-god/trickster originated in a culture that is known for its exceptional woven cloth speaks of the close ties between art and…

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    We’re Revamping Our Learning Program

    January 15, 2012

    BUILD A BETTER BUTTERFLY WORLD

    May 31, 2017
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    Itty-bitty POM THEATRICALs—to think that I saw

    January 10, 2017
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POMERENE CENTER FOR THE ARTS
317 Mulberry St. Coshocton OH 43812, 740.622.0326 | office@pomerenearts.org
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