Atkinson Academy

February Residency at the Atkinson Academy.

I worked with third graders at the Atkinson Academy. Our project revolved around Respect, and, being Photojournalists.  Students interviewed each other, then did environmental portraits.

Bakie School Residency

During the school year 2015-2016 I will be the Artist-in-Residence at the Bakie School in Kingston, New Hampshire.

The first part of our project is a photography based project with 3rd, 4th and 5th graders titled:
Community of Caring.  Our cameras are ipads and each student has had their own ipad to make pictures around the school focused on caring.  They made a "shot list" and learned about composition and the decisive moment.   Here they are at work.   Stay tuned for more...

  

Hampton Summer Program 2015

My summer students out shooting by the marshes, non stop exploration with their cameras, it was hard to get them to stop for this pictures!

Pictures

York High School

During my recent show at the York Public Library I also did a talk at the High School that incorporated all these students, and more, visiting the show and discussing the work in my Ms. Behavior series.   Great group!

SchoolArts- Cover Story-January 2015

Thank you SchoolArts for publishing a story about my Learning to See projects. This was a great Artist in Residency for me, working with an amazing teach Kim Emerson at the Hopkinton Schools.  

Cover Photo by one of my students during my residency at Hopkinton Schools. Click on the photo to read the article about A Day in the Life of ME, one of my Learning To See programs, page 32.

Children's Museum Exhibition starting March 7th, 2014

Nancy Grace Horton, Learning to See Project - Mayto, Mexico

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Through the Lens – a Look at our Diverse World

Beginning March 7^th , 2014 as part of the Children’s Museum’s  MOSAIC Project, Gallery 6 have teamed up with Seacoast New Hampshire photographers to present a stunning selection of wanderlust-inspiring travel photographs. 

The exhibit will run through Memorial Day. In addition to this exhibition, as part of the MOSAIC Project,  CMNH will host special activities and events with an international flair.

This exhibit is open to the public and can be viewed without cost during regular CMNH hours. Through the Lens is made possible with the generous support of the NH Council on the Arts and the Fuller Foundation. 

The Gallery:

Gallery 6 exhibits, celebrates and promotes the arts in New Hampshire and beyond. The gallery space is designed to blend into the museum’s Studio space where children’s artwork hangs, connecting the playful creativity of children to the serious investigations of artists. Their high-caliber exhibits are often based on a theme that has relevance to other museum exhibits that promote creativity or are of particular interest to families.
 During a typical 3-month exhibit, CMNH hosts up to 32,000 visitors.

6 Washington St. Dover, NH 03820

http://www.childrens-museum.org

Tess Feltes, Gallery 6 curator    tessfeltes@gmail.com 0r 603-431-1313