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Cake Conversation in Tennessee

Dollar General sponsored an art night for families at Millersville Elementary in Tennessee. Cake conversation was one of the art-making and dialogue opportunities for families. Many cakes were created and discussions centered around the ideas of color and layering. Cake conversation is an easy way to encourage people of all ages to be fearless when it comes to art.

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Andee Rudloff is creating art to engage NAEA participants for the CAKE project. Here are some paintings and murals, pictured above, currently being created in Andee's studio. As said before, be on the lookout for these images and many more colorful pieces at the Baltimore Convention Center!

CAKes on Barn-siding by Millersville Elementary

Thanks to art teacher Tiffany Dyer at Millersville Elementary in Millersville, TN!

Cake paintings by Millersville Elementary

Andee worked with teacher Tiffany Dyer and students at Millersville Elementary to create works on salvaged barn-siding. Over a hundred pieces were created and will debut at the NAEA convention in Baltimore, MD, April 2010.

What's in your closet?

In preparation for NAEA, I am creating wearable art for participants and facilitators within our CAKE project. Here are some working photos of one of the pieces being modeled by my friend Katti . . . Be on the lookout for this and many more colorful pieces at the Baltimore Convention Center!

Fit model: Katti Santa Ana

J-U-M-P!

Images taken at the East Baltimore Arts Festival by Natalie Tranelli.