August 31st 2010 | Exhibitions | Permalink
First Friday reception for Shawn Bitters' site specific installation "Paper, Rock, Scissors"
Join us September 3 from 6-8:00 for a reception to celebrate this exciting exhibition.
The event is free and open to the public. Food and drinks will be served.
Educational outreach for this exhibition have been generously funded by a grant from Target.

August 23rd 2010 | Education Programs | Permalink
Paper, Rock, Scissors -- A Paper-making Workshop with Karen Kunc, Professor of Art at UNL.
July 16th 2010 | Education Programs | Permalink
Art Triathlon at 2010 Special Olympics
Thank you to all who participated in Art Triathlon! The event was a huge success and a TON of fun!


Finished products at Sheldon Museum of Art Artist Rose Ann Dowty at Lincoln Arts Council



June 24th 2010 | Uncategorized | Permalink
2010 Corporate and Foundation Donors
Thank you to our Corporate and Foundation donors for making a big difference!

May 1st 2010 | News | Permalink
Read our 2009 Annual Report
Every year Haydon Art Center produces a report to our members stating important facts about our organization and a list of our supporters. Please take a moment to read through our report for 2009.
We have been busy in 2010 with many educational programs, gallery events and fantastic exhibitions. We look forward to all that is still in store for the rest of 2010!
Download our 2009 annual Report here
March 31st 2010 | Lesson Plans | Permalink
Worlds in a Box: Creating Assemblage Boxes
The students will make individual assemblage boxes that reflect their uniqueness
and their personal interests. They also will learn about artist Joseph Cornell,
Lincoln artist and collector Charles Johnson and Surrealism. The students'
boxes will express their individuality and will give them an opportunity to explore
a wide array of materials and design issues. Students are encouraged to keep a
journal throughout the project as a means for documenting the development of
their project.
Download this lesson plan here
March 31st 2010 | Lesson Plans | Permalink
Making Shadow Puppets
Students will learn about the history of shadow puppets, as well as make shadow puppets
and perform with them.
Download this lesson plan here
March 31st 2010 | Lesson Plans | Permalink
Romare Bearden and Collage
Students can make imaginative figurative collages about themselves or someone they know
or dream up by applying methods similar to those of artist Romare Bearden who used collage
in his work.
Download this lesson plan here
March 31st 2010 | Lesson Plans | Permalink
Painting with Shapes
Students learn to create a composition using basic shapes – square, rectangle, circle and
triangle. They also learn to work with minimal color. While exploring color, shape and
composition, students will examine the architecturally influenced work of Lincoln artist Deon
Bahr and historically recognized work of Barnett Newman as well as other Minimalists.
Download this lesson plan here
March 31st 2010 | Lesson Plans | Permalink
New Animations
This project introduces children to historical and contemporary methods of animation
development and processing. Merging history with the present, hand drawn imagery is
coupled with digital processing as students learn to investigate everyday objects,
drawing from real-life and imagined experience, breaking down the beginning and end
to explore the in-between. Using a matrix of small squares, an image is broken down
and drawn in various stages and then processed into digital format. Similar to the flip
book lesson plan, this project introduces the illusion of movement and how it is
explored and developed in digital form.
Download this lesson plan here
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