Intern Insights: Kate McPherson
Ever since I moved to Charleston three years ago, I have always been fascinated by what the Gibbes has to offer. From passing the museum on the street to following […]
Through our complicated history, through light and shadow, we have persevered – humanity intact.
Art is the reason.
North Charleston Elementary School visited the Gibbes Museum of Art on November 16th, 17th and 18th. The students were able to come for free because of the Title I Goes to the Gibbes grant funded by Bank of America. The grant provides free admission for any Title I school in the tri-county area. Elise Detterbeck, aka Ms. Elise, was one of the Museum Educators that led the fifth grade students on a guided tour of the galleries. The students graciously sent thank you notes after their visit and I wanted to share some with you. On behalf of the Gibbes, I would like to thank Bank of America for supporting such an outstanding program.
—Rebecca Sailor, aka Ms. Rebecca, Associate Curator of Education, Gibbes Museum of Art
Published December 2, 2010
Ever since I moved to Charleston three years ago, I have always been fascinated by what the Gibbes has to offer. From passing the museum on the street to following […]
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