Tommy Humphries on mon 10 dec 01
I was digging around in some old things today and found my old art train
button pin. I helped do some demonstrations on the train back in 84, when
it stopped in Longview, Texas. I heard stories of its travels for several
years after that, but have heard nothing in recent years. I could not find
any websites for it either.
Anyone seen it lately??
Tommy Humphries
Brookssburgess@AOL.COM on tue 11 dec 01
i did a demo for the art train here in athens ga. a couple of yrs ago.
Susie Mathews on tue 11 dec 01
The Art Train was in Peoria Heights, IL last summer.
One of my profs and a grad student did demos. I went
to see it and took my youngest daughter. What a
wonderful thing, this Art Train.
Susie Mathews
--- Tommy Humphries wrote:
> I was digging around in some old things today and
> found my old art train
> button pin. I helped do some demonstrations on the
> train back in 84, when
> it stopped in Longview, Texas. I heard stories of
> its travels for several
> years after that, but have heard nothing in recent
> years. I could not find
> any websites for it either.
>
> Anyone seen it lately??
>
> Tommy Humphries
>
>
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GlassyClass on wed 12 dec 01
Sorry for the previous, clicked send instead of paste.
Found a link to a website.
http://www.artrainusa.com/
Artrain USA is the nation's only traveling art museum on a train, with five
rail cars housing a fine arts exhibition, interactive area, artist studio,
gift shop and staff administrative space. Headquartered in Ann Arbor, MI,
Artrain USA brings exceptional opportunities for learning and community
activities across the country via the nation's railroads. Since 1971,
Artrain USA has been a leader and pioneer in taking art and cultural
programming to communities throughout the United States. In fact, since its
inception, more than 2.76 million people in 600 communities across 44
states, and the District of Columbia, have visited Artrain USA...
Sincerely,
Bud Britt
Tustin, CA, USA
glassyclass@worldnet.att.net
http://www.homestead.com/glassyclass/
----- Original Message -----
From: "Susie Mathews"
Sent: Tuesday, December 11, 2001 6:33 AM
Subject: Re: does the art train still exist?
> The Art Train was in Peoria Heights, IL last summer.
> One of my profs and a grad student did demos. I went
> to see it and took my youngest daughter. What a
> wonderful thing, this Art Train.
>
> Susie Mathews
>
>
> --- Tommy Humphries wrote:
> > I was digging around in some old things today and
> > found my old art train
> > button pin. I helped do some demonstrations on the
> > train back in 84, when
> > it stopped in Longview, Texas. I heard stories of
> > its travels for several
> > years after that, but have heard nothing in recent
> > years. I could not find
> > any websites for it either.
> >
> > Anyone seen it lately??
> >
> > Tommy Humphries
> >
> >
>
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__
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> > You may look at the archives for the list or change
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> > reached at melpots@pclink.com.
>
>
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