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• October 24, 2017 (Inactive)
• Theresa Ritta-Olson

STEAM - OH SNAP…Introducing Photography in the Art Room through pinhole photography.  In this session we will learn the basics of photography, make a working camera from common materials, use it to take a photo and develop it into a print. Come with nothing, leave with a working camera! All materials provided. Enjoy the time talking about how photography has influenced art and artists throughout the centuries and participate in the creative process that pinhole photography offers.
Presenter-educator, Julie Mohr has been teaching K-12 Art for 36 years at Arnold Public Schools.  She is the yearbook advisor and co-teacher of the Nationally recognized student run graphic business School House Graphic Products.  Outside of school she volunteers as the staff artist for the Sandhills Open Road Challenge, the Arnold Chamber of Commerce, Arnold Alumni Association, and the Arnold School Foundation.  In her free time… she is  a volunteer foster home for English Springer Rescue America, Inc.  You will recognize Julie as a regular NATA/ESU 10 participant and honored NATA/ESU Award winner for her service to our teachers who always ready to give back or serve!
Anne Thomas, who will join us as a guest presenter after lunch and share her artistic and professional photographic insights, specializes in photographing real people on location and the rugged beauty of the American Midwest. Born in New York City, now she calls Nebraska home. Her images have appeared in Burkholder Project in Lincoln, Nebraska the Wild Rose Art Gallery, The Prairie Winds Gallery, Nebraska ANAC competitions and other local venues.