Indeed, art and finance have been strange and symbiotic bedfellows for centuries, if not millennia. Why limit yourself to financial ways of doing it? Good contemporary art reflects the society, and great contemporary art anticipates [it]. Photo: Star Black. Marron had his own voracious style of looking for new acquisitions.
But I liked what he was doing. I always felt very comfortable with him. He got a couple of very good pictures and he did good things with them, giving a big six-panel painting of mine to the Modern.
Marron was busy meeting with museum curators and other collectors there, tireless in his pursuit of art. He immediately called Marron, who left a meeting and came straight to the gallery, buying the work on paper on the spot. Marron passed away while the deal was in process and the artwork arrived shortly after his death. Available online at www. Against the backdrop of the US presidential election, historian Hal Wert takes us through the artistic and political evolution of American campaign posters, from their origin in to the present.
In an interview with Quarterly editor Gillian Jakab, Wert highlights an array of landmark posters and the artists who made them. Lisa Turvey examines the range of effects conveyed by the blurred phrases in recent drawings by the artist, detailing the ways these words in motion evoke the experience of the current moment. Dorothy Lichtenstein sits down with Derek Blasberg to discuss the changes underway at the Lichtenstein Foundation, life in the s, and what brought her to—and kept her in—the Hamptons.
Donald Marron Jacoba Urist profiles the legendary collector. See all Articles. Previous Slide Next Slide. The Art History of Presidential Campaign Posters Against the backdrop of the US presidential election, historian Hal Wert takes us through the artistic and political evolution of American campaign posters, from their origin in to the present. We traveled in a school bus to the coast and then crossing back across the state to the Snake River Canyon, learning about the geology of Oregon all along the way.
I just love rocks! I enjoy camping in my new trailer, crafting and quilting. I especially love working with such a wonderful community here at Odyssey. I love to run, ski and spend time with my daughters. While working full time and raising 2 little girls she went back to school and obtained her M. She was hired into the substitute pool for the year. It was then that she was introduced to Odyssey, substituting for Ms.
Wilebski while she was on her second maternity leave, working alongside Edie and Sue. She is excited to join the team as a regular staff member! The following year she was hired into a 2nd grade position at Astor K-8 School where she remained for 5 years until joining Odyssey. When she is not teaching, Meredith is busy with her family and two daughters. She is often running her daughters to soccer or horseback riding lessons, and enjoys golf, shopping, cooking and crafting.
She recently began stand up paddle boarding and loves being near the water. Heather Mankowski Heather is thrilled to rejoin the Odyssey crew! She has worked in many educational settings and with many different populations, from teaching children in Japan, to educating adults at a farm labor camp in NE Oregon. Recently, she began a new chapter in her life as a parent of a college student when her daughter, Mikaela, began studies at Western Washington University last fall.
On weekends, you can find Heather on a trail in search of wildflowers, on the river kayaking, or in the barn with her beloved horse, Peaches. She loves books and great literature, and always takes time to read when she travels. DeDe Marron first fell in love with the Odyssey Program during the school year, when she stepped in for Kate Wilebski who was on maternity leave.
After that, DeDe was hooked and instantly felt connected to the students, staff, school community, and Odyssey's core values. She continued to be a "go to substitute" for our school until she was hired as a part time core support teacher to the 2nd grade team at Mary Rieke Elementary.
Prior to that, DeDe had been working as a substitute teacher for Portland Public Schools for five years. DeDe lives in Milwaukie with her husband, Chris, daughter, Harper, and their funny pointer-boxer mix, Stanley.
On the weekends, you can find DeDe working on home improvement projects with her husband, puddle jumping with her daughter, and keeping her dog from eating all of their daughter's snacks. Together as a family, they enjoy visiting the National Parks during the summer and have a goal to visit all of them one day.
Kate Wilebski I joined the Odyssey family in I have taught in multiple clusters and have enjoyed growing and learning as an educator with each experience and passing year. Born and raised in Portland Or I am a true native. I attended college in Ashland, Or where I fell in love with hiking, skiing and all things outdoors. I have a wonderful family, extended family and Odyssey family.
I love being a teacher. From the beginning, Alan has embraced the core values of the Odyssey Program by team teaching with Marion Grassley and Susan Anderson founders of The Odyssey Program , using cooperative learning, differentiated instructional practices, integration, and other Odyssey essentials, for eleven years at Chapman Elementary.
For four years, Alan took on the challenging and rewarding task of teaching mathematics to Jackson Middle School students. For the school year, he returned to Chapman to assist with the work of expanding Odyssey to its current configuration as a K-8 program at Hayhurst.
Since then Alan has been focused on developing curriculum and teaching in the Odyssey program. He is very excited that we now have our own school building at East Sylvan.
Kristina Rothwell Kristina began her studies of English Literature with a minor in drama, from Middlesex University in London, where she lived for almost 10 years. Odyssey students regularly benefit greatly from her rich performance background!
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