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Simple tips from visual art institutes...
Both MoMA (New York) and the Walker (Minneapolis) are very kid-friendly venues and offer simple resources to parents/families to help adults feel comfortable with bringing kids into the space. Check…Continue
Started Aug 4, 2010
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Boomer Stacey left a comment for Thom Browning"Thx Thom - sorry I'll miss you in Adelaide AND Scandinavia - will have to be another festival. Enjoy the Congress and stay in touch."
Thom Browning left a comment for Boomer Stacey"Hey Boomer!
I will not be at Come Out unfortunately. Working on some projects in Brisbane and regional QLD at that time, and am saving my pennies for our Imaginate/ASSITEJ trip.
You coming out for Come Out? And are you going to be at ASSITEJ? I hope…"
Boomer Stacey posted a discussionSimple tips from visual art institutes...
Both MoMA (New York) and the Walker (Minneapolis) are very kid-friendly venues and offer simple resources to parents/families to help adults feel comfortable with bringing kids into the space. Check out these links for more...http://moma.org/visit/plan/family…See More
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- President of International Performing Arts for Young Audiences (IPAY) based in Philadelphia, Membership and Professional Development Manager at Professional Association of Canadian Theatre (PACT) in Toronto, Creative Director of peasoup*Creative (Canada) and former Artistic Director of Milk International Children's Festival of the Arts in Toronto.
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- At 9:21 on February 24, 2011, Thom Browning said…
- Oh, and HAPPY BIRTHDAY! =^)
- At 7:51 on February 24, 2011, Thom Browning said…
Hey Boomer!
I will not be at Come Out unfortunately. Working on some projects in Brisbane and regional QLD at that time, and am saving my pennies for our Imaginate/ASSITEJ trip.
You coming out for Come Out? And are you going to be at ASSITEJ? I hope to see you there.
T
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