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Tag Archives: public education

See Them Before They Are Gone!

by , Marketing Manager in Art

Jan

02

Have you been in to see our Eugene Savage and One in Three exhibits? If not, you need to stop in before January 8th – this Sunday.

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One in Three Exhibition Travels around Jacksonville

by , Director of Art Education in Education

Dec

23

One in Three: Let’s Solve our Dropout Crisis, is a powerful art exhibition and community mobilization effort to unite the city of Jacksonville and to create a common vision for our schools.

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Calling all Tweeters

by , Director of Art Education in Art, Education

Sep

13

Join us as an official 1 in 3 event opening tweeter.  Submit to us why you want to cover the community opening event and we may select you to be […]

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Director Hope McMath on One in Three

by , Marketing Manager in Art, Behind the Scenes

Aug

31

Hope McMath tells about the inspiration for the One in Three initiative.

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Robert Henri painting to Participate in Exhibition

by , Director of Art Education in Art, Behind the Scenes

Aug

19

In general, museums “loan” artwork from their permanent collection to other similar institutions for a variety of reasons. The most common type of loan request is for an exhibition. Although “loaning” artwork to another museum sounds easy, it is a complicated process that should be made with great care.

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ONE in THREE: Let’s Solve Our Dropout Crisis

by , Marketing Manager in Art, Education

Aug

12

Duval County is at a critical crossroads for improving public education. Therefore, the Jacksonville Public Education Fund has launched a year-long campaign called ONE by ONE in order to bring the community together with hopes of improving public education and lowering the dropout rate.

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