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MARIA UMINSKI/Gloucester Daily Times. Counselors and New England Aquarium researchers Jeff Robinson and Anita Metzler review with their New England Aquarium Day Camp campers the protocal for collecting their data before they begin their study. The campers were at the Eastern Point Yacht Club in Gloucester to study the diversity of marine life in rocky intertidal zones of New England for the Census of Marine Life.
MARIA UMINSKI/Gloucester Daily Times. New England Aquarium researcher Anita Metzler assists Meg Davis, 13, of Carlisle and Clayton Mears, 14 of Brookline, as they begin classifying the marine life in their sectioned off quadrant of the Eastern Point Yacht Club shore line in Gloucester at low tide. The New England Aquarium Day Camp campers were at the Eastern Point Yacht Club to study the diversity of marine life in rocky intertidal zones of New England for the Census of Marine Life.
MARIA UMINSKI/Gloucester Daily Times. Friends Mariah Colbert, age 11, of Gloucester and Kimmy Curcuru-Henry, age 11, of Rockport, munch on their lobster lunches from Roy Moore on Bearskin Neck.
ALLEGRA BOVERMAN/Gloucester Daily Times. Lanesville artist Camilla MacFadyen held a two-day workshop at Maritime Gloucester about collograph printmaking. Students collected seaweed at the pier in back of the museum, made plates by gluing the seaweed to cardboard pieces, like the one shown here, and being worked on by participant Lindsay Greimann, and applied fabric paint to the three-dimensional surface to print onto dozens of yards of silk chiffon and organza to make a collaborative art installation piece for the museum. The museum also provided fish to create prints from onto fabric and stuffed fish were sewed to swim in the silky virtual aquarium of seaweed images. A "Stock the Tank" party that highlighted the group art piece was held on August 18, and the installation will be on view for the rest of the month at Maritime Gloucester. See their website for museum hours at http://maritimegloucester.org/
ALLEGRA BOVERMAN/Gloucester Daily Times. Addison Burton, 4, plays among the billowing pieces of silk chiffon and organza printed with seaweed designs during a collograph workshop at Maritime Gloucester on Wednesday. Lanesville artist Camilla MacFadyen held a two-day workshop at Maritime Gloucester about collograph printmaking. Students collected seaweed at the pier in back of the museum, made plates by gluing the seaweed to cardboard pieces and applied fabric paint to the three-dimensional surface to print onto dozens of yards of silk chiffon and organza to make a collaborative art installation piece for the museum. The museum also provided fish to create prints from onto fabric and stuffed fish were sewed to swim in the silky virtual aquarium of seaweed images. A "Stock the Tank" party that highlighted the group art piece was held on August 18, and the installation will be on view for the rest of the month at Maritime Gloucester. See their website for museum hours at http://maritimegloucester.org/
MARIA UMINSKI/Gloucester Daily Times. Six-year-old Ronald Todd of Gloucester surveys the spread of vegetables and fruits in the new salad bar at Riverdale Park sponsored by the Open Door Summer Lunch Program. The Open Door Summer Lunch Program will end its season with a Back To School Lunch Party at Riverdale Park on Friday August 24th from 11:30am- 1pm.
ALLEGRA BOVERMAN/Gloucester Daily Times. Maritime Gloucester education director Mary Kay Taylor sews fabric printed with local fish images into stuffed fish during a collograph workshop held there. Lanesville artist Camilla MacFadyen held the two-day workshop at Maritime Gloucester about collograph printmaking. Students collected seaweed at the pier in back of the museum, made plates by gluing the seaweed to cardboard pieces and applied fabric paint to the three-dimensional surface to print onto dozens of yards of silk chiffon and organza to make a collaborative art installation piece for the museum. The museum also provided fish to create prints from onto fabric and stuffed fish were sewn to swim in the silky virtual aquarium of seaweed images. A "Stock the Tank" party that highlighted the group art piece was held on August 18, and the installation will be on view for the rest of the month at Maritime Gloucester. See their website for museum hours at http://maritimegloucester.org/
ALLEGRA BOVERMAN/Gloucester Daily Times. Addison Burton, 4, plays among the billowing pieces of silk chiffon and organza printed with seaweed designs during a collograph workshop at Maritime Gloucester on Wednesday. Lanesville artist Camilla MacFadyen held a two-day workshop at Maritime Gloucester about collograph printmaking. Students collected seaweed at the pier in back of the museum, made plates by gluing the seaweed to cardboard pieces and applied fabric paint to the three-dimensional surface to print onto dozens of yards of silk chiffon and organza to make a collaborative art installation piece for the museum. The museum also provided fish to create prints from onto fabric and stuffed fish were sewed to swim in the silky virtual aquarium of seaweed images. A "Stock the Tank" party that highlighted the group art piece was held on August 18, and the installation will be on view for the rest of the month at Maritime Gloucester. See their website for museum hours at http://maritimegloucester.org/
ALLEGRA BOVERMAN/Gloucester Daily Times. Lanesville artist Camilla MacFadyen held a two-day workshop at Maritime Gloucester about collograph printmaking. Students collected seaweed at the pier in back of the museum, made plates by gluing the seaweed to cardboard pieces, like the one shown here, and being worked on by participant Lindsay Greimann, and applied fabric paint to the three-dimensional surface to print onto dozens of yards of silk chiffon and organza to make a collaborative art installation piece for the museum. The museum also provided fish to create prints from onto fabric and stuffed fish were sewed to swim in the silky virtual aquarium of seaweed images. A "Stock the Tank" party that highlighted the group art piece was held on August 18, and the installation will be on view for the rest of the month at Maritime Gloucester. See their website for museum hours at http://maritimegloucester.org/
MARIA UMINSKI/Gloucester Daily Times. Counselors and New England Aquarium researchers Jeff Robinson and Anita Metzler review with their New England Aquarium Day Camp campers the protocal for collecting their data before they begin their study. The campers were at the Eastern Point Yacht Club in Gloucester to study the diversity of marine life in rocky intertidal zones of New England for the Census of Marine Life.
MARIA UMINSKI/Gloucester Daily Times. Counselors and New England Aquarium researchers Jeff Robinson and Anita Metzler review with their New England Aquarium Day Camp campers the protocal for collecting their data before they begin their study. The campers were at the Eastern Point Yacht Club in Gloucester to study the diversity of marine life in rocky intertidal zones of New England for the Census of Marine Life.
MARIA UMINSKI/Gloucester Daily Times. Counselors and New England Aquarium researchers Jeff Robinson and Anita Metzler review with their New England Aquarium Day Camp campers the protocal for collecting their data before they begin their study. The campers were at the Eastern Point Yacht Club in Gloucester to study the diversity of marine life in rocky intertidal zones of New England for the Census of Marine Life.
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