Summit: Friday, May 29, 2020
Welcome to Day 4 of the Virtual Maryland Arts Summit!
Maryland Arts Summit 2020 Program
To register for sessions during each time block, click “Register and Enter” link for each time block or visit the MCA Crowdcast Homepage.
You will receive email notification that you have registered for that time block. You will receive reminder emails 10 minutes before each session begins.
The breakdown for each time block can be found beneath each Crowdcast “Register and Enter” link.
You can find the complete schedule at the bottom of each day’s page.
Have questions about registration? Click here for our registration FAQ!
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Register and Enter Maryland Arts Summit-Day 4- 2:00 pm Sessions
Live Q&A with Maryland Volunteer Lawyers for the Arts
Presenters: Adam Holofcener
Friday, May 29 2:00-3:00 PM
Track: Advocacy, Independent Artists, Arts Organizations
Join Maryland Volunteer Lawyers for the Arts for a LIVE Q&A Session. During this time, you can ask him about how to choose a business entity, licenses, permits, and other business regulations, intellectual property, dealing with employees and independent contractors, as well as legal issues related to your website. Now is your chance to ask his advice!
Public Art Murals
Presenters: Stephanie Coppula, Jennifer Hodge
Friday, May 29 2:00-3:00 PM
Track: A&E Districts, Public Art
New public art murals in the Bethesda Arts & Entertainment District made possible through public and private support.
Using Historic Arts to Examine Local, Regional, and National History
Presenters: Lauren Muney
Friday, May 29 2:00-3:00 PM
Track: Arts Organizations, Folklife
We think of museums offering facts, and arts offering justice and equality. But what about the middle ground of craftsmanship, historic arts, skills, and trades? Can arts provide a direct connection for our communities to experience and understand their own history and humanities? For years we have left history to museums or historical societies. However in recent years, historical societies and museums have been looking for more ways to “artify” their offerings – make their offerings more interactive, visual, and feel ‘alive’.
Be stimulated by examples of historical societies, museums, and independent events which bring together traditional arts and skills from the past – in this case, ‘traditional’ means not folklore, but of history – to their events and exhibitions. These people are changing the ignorant phrase “old-timey” to truly embrace and appreciate arts of the past, and to help visitors connect to their local, regional, state, or national histories.
Finding Believers Using Instagram w/ Alanah Nichole
Presenters: Alanah Nichole
Friday, May 29 2:00-3:00 PM
Track: Independent Artists
Alanah will lead virtual attendees through preliminary thoughts in finding their Instagram Voice. the importance of moving past followers to find believers.
Farming as an Art and Community Engagement Practice
Presenters: Rosa Chang, Kenya Miles, Laura Connelly, Sun Jr. English
Friday, May 29 2:00-3:00 PM
Track: Public Art
The Baltimore Natural Dye project is to expand and deepen existing curriculum around natural dyes and to support the development of local knowledge and practices around the cultivation, processing and use of natural dyes, explore the cultural and economic potential of growing and using natural dyes.
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Register and Enter Maryland Arts Summit-Day 4- 3:15 pm Sessions
Healthy Families/ Healthy Communities
Presenters: Denise Jones, Busy Graham
Friday, May 29 3:15-4:15 PM
Track: Folklife, Arts Education, Advocacy
As communities look to strengthen connections, especial cross cultural, race and language barriers, the arts community can partner to add value & impact.
Memorializing in the Moment
Presenters: Elizabeth Gallauresi, Susie Leong
Friday, May 29 3:15-4:15 PM
Track: Public Art
A discussion about the purpose, planning, public grief, and healing power of establishing a memorial with the organizers of the Maryland State 9/11 Memorial.
How to build a brand
Presenters: Kellyn Mahan
Friday, May 29 3:15-4:15 PM
Track: Arts Organizations, A&E Districts,
The How to Build a Brand workshop focuses on the fundamentals of building a brand through visioning and why it provides value to you and/or an organization.
Strathmore’s Bloom Initiative: Delivering Programs Based on Community Wishes
Presenters: Lauren Campbell, Oyin Ogungbemile
Friday, May 29 3:15-4:15 PM
Track: A&E Districts, Boards of Directors,CAAM
Strathmore’s Bloom initiative expands access to the arts in Montgomery County by bringing free arts opportunities into our community, directly engaging with people where they live, work, and attend school. Bloom programs are structured to eliminate barriers of cost, transportation, and parents’ work schedules. Through conversations, surveys, and a close network of community partners, Strathmore has developed programs in response to what the community has expressed they want and need most. Strathmore also frequently adds an artistic resource to existing programs such as community festivals. This session will give an overview of these programs and then do a deep dive into three of them: 1) Good Hope Community Recreation Center, where Strathmore partnered with the county to design and build an arts-integrated center from the earliest planning stages, and now provides regular classes and concerts there. 2) Step Up East County, where Strathmore partners with Step Afrika! to provide a 16-week step residency in three community sites. 3) Latin Strings and Percussion, where Maryland Classic Youth Orchestras of Strathmore provides a 5-week after-school Latin-American music program led by professional coaches to middle and high school students.
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Register and Enter Maryland Arts Summit-Day 4- 4:30 pm Sessions
Independent Artists Literary Small Group
Presenters: Laura Weiss
Join Laura in this session by clicking on the session title! It’s a Google Meeting.
Friday, May 29 4:30-5:30 PM
Track: Independent Artists – Literary
An opportunity for independent artists to connect with creative, discipline-specific, community members in a small group setting (10 people max). An “off the record” time to share with peers where you are at in your current work, what you are excited about and what challenges you may be facing.
This is a Google Meeting. To join, click the title of the session above!
The Role of Community Artists in Community Healing: Sharing Experiences and Best Practices
Presenters: Cinder Hypki
Friday, May 29 4:30-5:00 PM
Track: Independent Artists, A&E Districts, Boards of Directors
What have communities taught you about the power of creative expression to help them move toward healing or overcoming trauma? What lessons would you share with a group engaged in this practice? How do we ensure that we first and foremost do no harm; tread lightly; listen deeply; acknowledge differences and inequities; respect both individual and group voices calling for change?
This campfire conversation will encourage sharing among community artists about their role in using creative expression as a means of coping, communicating, sharing, healing, dealing with, and uniting over difficulty and trauma within self-defined communities. Together the group will construct a framework for thinking about the values underpinning this work, and the spirit of collaboration needed to carry it out.
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Register and Enter Maryland Arts Summit-Day 4- 5:00 pm Sessions
Building Audiences for Distinctive International Programming by Harnessing Education and Grassroots Partners
Presenters: Shruthi Mukund, Lauren Campbell, Joi Brown
Friday, May 29 5:00-6:00 PM
Track: Arts Organizations
Strathmore’s Windows series combines distinctive artistic programming, with grassroots marketing and education to build audiences and craft a unique patron experience.
Everyone is An Artist: Supporting Older Artists and Healthy Aging
Presenters: Manique Buckman, Rachel Cross
Friday, May 29 5:00-6:00 PM
Track: Arts Organizations, Boards of Directors, CAAM
Gather the tools to deliver quality sequential arts learning to older adults in your community including curriculum design, funding strategies, and advocacy.
Flash! A DIY Approach to Lighting the Public Realm
Presenters: Merrell Hambleton, Glenn Shrum
Friday, May 29 5:00-6:00 PM
Track: A&E Districts, Public Art
In the fall of 2019, as part of the NEA-supported Signal Station North project, the Neighborhood Design Center and Flux Studio hosted Flash!, a guerrilla lighting event. Armed with flashlights and accompanied by a local brass band, 40 volunteers walked the streets of the Station North Arts District, illuminating sites along the way, to demonstrate the transformative power of light in the public realm.
The Rebuilding Power of the Arts
Presenters: Randy Cohen
Friday, May 29 5:00-6:00 PM
Track: A&E Districts, Boards of Directors, CAAM
The coronavirus has devastated America’s arts sector. Hear how arts and culture will be what rebuilds the nation socially and economically.
Schedule for Friday, May 29. 2020
Live Q&A with Maryland Volunteer Lawyers for the Arts
Presenters: Adam Holofcener
Friday, May 29 2:00-3:00 PM
Track: Advocacy, Independent Artists, Arts Organizations
Join Maryland Volunteer Lawyers for the Arts for a LIVE Q&A Session. During this time, you can ask him about how to choose a business entity, licenses, permits, and other business regulations, intellectual property, dealing with employees and independent contractors, as well as legal issues related to your website. Now is your chance to ask his advice!
Public Art Murals
Presenters: Stephanie Coppula, Jennifer Hodge
Friday, May 29 2:00-3:00 PM
Track: A&E Districts, Public Art
New public art murals in the Bethesda Arts & Entertainment District made possible through public and private support.
Using Historic Arts to Examine Local, Regional, and National History
Presenters: Lauren Muney
Friday, May 29 2:00-3:00 PM
Track: Arts Organizations, Folklife
We think of museums offering facts, and arts offering justice and equality. But what about the middle ground of craftsmanship, historic arts, skills, and trades? Can arts provide a direct connection for our communities to experience and understand their own history and humanities? For years we have left history to museums or historical societies. However in recent years, historical societies and museums have been looking for more ways to “artify” their offerings – make their offerings more interactive, visual, and feel ‘alive’.
Be stimulated by examples of historical societies, museums, and independent events which bring together traditional arts and skills from the past – in this case, ‘traditional’ means not folklore, but of history – to their events and exhibitions. These people are changing the ignorant phrase “old-timey” to truly embrace and appreciate arts of the past, and to help visitors connect to their local, regional, state, or national histories.
Finding Believers Using Instagram w/ Alanah Nichole
Presenters: Alanah Nichole
Friday, May 29 2:00-3:00 PM
Track: Independent Artists
Alanah will lead virtual attendees through preliminary thoughts in finding their Instagram Voice. the importance of moving past followers to find believers.
Farming as an Art and Community Engagement Practice
Presenters: Rosa Chang, Kenya Miles, Laura Connelly, Sun Jr. English
Friday, May 29 2:00-3:00 PM
Track: Public Art
The Baltimore Natural Dye project is to expand and deepen existing curriculum around natural dyes and to support the development of local knowledge and practices around the cultivation, processing and use of natural dyes, explore the cultural and economic potential of growing and using natural dyes.
Healthy Families/ Healthy Communities
Presenters: Denise Jones, Busy Graham
Friday, May 29 3:15-4:15 PM
Track: Folklife, Arts Education, Advocacy
As communities look to strengthen connections, especial cross cultural, race and language barriers, the arts community can partner to add value & impact.
Memorializing in the Moment
Presenters: Elizabeth Gallauresi, Susie Leong
Friday, May 29 3:15-4:15 PM
Track: Public Art
A discussion about the purpose, planning, public grief, and healing power of establishing a memorial with the organizers of the Maryland State 9/11 Memorial.
How to build a brand
Presenters: Kellyn Mahan
Friday, May 29 3:15-4:15 PM
Track: Arts Organizations, A&E Districts,
The How to Build a Brand workshop focuses on the fundamentals of building a brand through visioning and why it provides value to you and/or an organization.
Strathmore’s Bloom Initiative: Delivering Programs Based on Community Wishes
Presenters: Lauren Campbell, Oyin Ogungbemile
Friday, May 29 3:15-4:15 PM
Track: A&E Districts, Boards of Directors,CAAM
Strathmore’s Bloom initiative expands access to the arts in Montgomery County by bringing free arts opportunities into our community, directly engaging with people where they live, work, and attend school. Bloom programs are structured to eliminate barriers of cost, transportation, and parents’ work schedules. Through conversations, surveys, and a close network of community partners, Strathmore has developed programs in response to what the community has expressed they want and need most. Strathmore also frequently adds an artistic resource to existing programs such as community festivals. This session will give an overview of these programs and then do a deep dive into three of them: 1) Good Hope Community Recreation Center, where Strathmore partnered with the county to design and build an arts-integrated center from the earliest planning stages, and now provides regular classes and concerts there. 2) Step Up East County, where Strathmore partners with Step Afrika! to provide a 16-week step residency in three community sites. 3) Latin Strings and Percussion, where Maryland Classic Youth Orchestras of Strathmore provides a 5-week after-school Latin-American music program led by professional coaches to middle and high school students.
Independent Artists Literary Small Group
Presenters: Laura Weiss
Join Laura in this session by clicking on the session title! It’s a Google Meeting.
Friday, May 29 4:30-5:30 PM
Track: Independent Artists – Literary
An opportunity for independent artists to connect with creative, discipline-specific, community members in a small group setting (10 people max). An “off the record” time to share with peers where you are at in your current work, what you are excited about and what challenges you may be facing.
This is a Google Meeting. To join, click the title of the session above!
The Role of Community Artists in Community Healing: Sharing Experiences and Best Practices
Presenters: Cinder Hypki
Friday, May 29 4:30-5:00 PM
Track: Independent Artists, A&E Districts, Boards of Directors
What have communities taught you about the power of creative expression to help them move toward healing or overcoming trauma? What lessons would you share with a group engaged in this practice? How do we ensure that we first and foremost do no harm; tread lightly; listen deeply; acknowledge differences and inequities; respect both individual and group voices calling for change?
This campfire conversation will encourage sharing among community artists about their role in using creative expression as a means of coping, communicating, sharing, healing, dealing with, and uniting over difficulty and trauma within self-defined communities. Together the group will construct a framework for thinking about the values underpinning this work, and the spirit of collaboration needed to carry it out.
Building Audiences for Distinctive International Programming by Harnessing Education and Grassroots Partners
Presenters: Shruthi Mukund, Lauren Campbell, Joi Brown
Friday, May 29 5:00-6:00 PM
Track: Arts Organizations
Strathmore’s Windows series combines distinctive artistic programming, with grassroots marketing and education to build audiences and craft a unique patron experience.
Everyone is An Artist: Supporting Older Artists and Healthy Aging
Presenters: Manique Buckman, Rachel Cross
Friday, May 29 5:00-6:00 PM
Track: Arts Organizations, Boards of Directors, CAAM
Gather the tools to deliver quality sequential arts learning to older adults in your community including curriculum design, funding strategies, and advocacy.
Flash! A DIY Approach to Lighting the Public Realm
Presenters: Merrell Hambleton, Glenn Shrum
Friday, May 29 5:00-6:00 PM
Track: A&E Districts, Public Art
In the fall of 2019, as part of the NEA-supported Signal Station North project, the Neighborhood Design Center and Flux Studio hosted Flash!, a guerrilla lighting event. Armed with flashlights and accompanied by a local brass band, 40 volunteers walked the streets of the Station North Arts District, illuminating sites along the way, to demonstrate the transformative power of light in the public realm.
The Rebuilding Power of the Arts
Presenters: Randy Cohen
Friday, May 29 5:00-6:00 PM
Track: A&E Districts, Boards of Directors, CAAM
The coronavirus has devastated America’s arts sector. Hear how arts and culture will be what rebuilds the nation socially and economically.
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