Children's National Health System, 111 Michigan Avenue, NW Washington, DC 20010
Light of Our Future
Final Events Bonanza!
Live Blues Concert, Panel Discussion, and Silent Art Auction
Saturday, January 14, 2017
(Snow Date: Sunday, January 15, 2017)
The two Davids (Jackson and Oziel) met at an Archie Edwards Blues Heritage Foundation jam in Riverdale, Maryland. They formed and instant bond based on their love of blues and old rhythm and blues music. They have performed together with Sheryl Sears and in other groups before forming the present duo. Jackson formed the first D.C. Blues Society Band in 1984, and has performed in numerous bands in the Washington D.C. area. Oziel began exploring the blues in his teen years. He hosted a blues and R&B radio show in Boston, Massachusetts , while in college. Always a singer, he picked up the guitar in later years and began playing the blues.
In January 2015, Jackson and Oziel represented the D.C. Blues Society in the solo/duo competition at the International Blues Challenge in Memphis, Tennessee. They performed at the 2015 D.C. Blues Festival held at the Carter Baron Amphitheater. They formed the band, DC Mudd in 2015 and represented the D.C. Blues Society in the band competition at the 2016 International Blues Challenge in Memphis, Tennessee. The band played the D.C. Folk Festival at Glen Echo Park and the D. C. Blues Festival at Carter Baron Amphitheater.
January 14, 2017 - Final Schedule of Program Sessions (10AM - 6PM)
Children's National Health System, 111 Michigan Avenue, NW Washington, DC 20010
SESSION ONE - 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM
Artist Career Development Workshop
Topic: Where Are You As An Artist And What Do You Need To Do To Move Ahead?
10:00 AM - 10:15 AM - Mix and mingle with fellow artists. Light refreshments.
10:15 AM - 11:15 PM - Art Career Development Workshop led by Carolyn Goodridge
11:15 AM - 12:00 PM - Portfolio and Website Review
LOCATION: Mini-Atrium, 2nd Floor
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SESSION TWO - 12:00 PM to 2:00 PM
Panel Discussion: "Healing and the Arts"
with Special Guest Speakers, Dr. Elva Anderson, Dr. Gloria M. Jackson and Victoria Paytonwebber, with artists, Velma Crawford, Shantelle Fuller, Daniel Kathalynas and Wanda Spence
LOCATION: Auditorium 2nd Floor
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SESSION THREE - 2:00 PM to 4:00 PM
Financial Management Seminar: "Grow Healthy, Grow Wealthy"
with Special Guest Speaker, Art Collector and Financial Advisor, Mark E. Baker, MBA
LOCATION: Auditorium 2nd Floor
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SESSION FOUR - 4:00 PM to 6:00 PM
"Light of Our Future" Art Exhibition Closing Reception, Silent Art Auction and...
Live Blues Concert: Award winning members of DC Mudd, David Jackson and David Oziel
LOCATION: Auditorium 2nd Floor
Artist Career Development Workshop
Topic: Where Are You As An Artist And What Do You Need To Do To Move Ahead?
10:00 AM - 10:15 AM - Mix and mingle with fellow artists. Light refreshments.
10:15 AM - 11:15 PM - Art Career Development Workshop led by Carolyn Goodridge
11:15 AM - 12:00 PM - Portfolio and Website Review
LOCATION: Mini-Atrium, 2nd Floor
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SESSION TWO - 12:00 PM to 2:00 PM
Panel Discussion: "Healing and the Arts"
with Special Guest Speakers, Dr. Elva Anderson, Dr. Gloria M. Jackson and Victoria Paytonwebber, with artists, Velma Crawford, Shantelle Fuller, Daniel Kathalynas and Wanda Spence
LOCATION: Auditorium 2nd Floor
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SESSION THREE - 2:00 PM to 4:00 PM
Financial Management Seminar: "Grow Healthy, Grow Wealthy"
with Special Guest Speaker, Art Collector and Financial Advisor, Mark E. Baker, MBA
LOCATION: Auditorium 2nd Floor
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SESSION FOUR - 4:00 PM to 6:00 PM
"Light of Our Future" Art Exhibition Closing Reception, Silent Art Auction and...
Live Blues Concert: Award winning members of DC Mudd, David Jackson and David Oziel
LOCATION: Auditorium 2nd Floor
Ways To Participate!
Message from Creative and Therapeutic Arts Services/Patient Experience
Children's National Health System is the premier provider of pediatric care in the Washington, DC, metropolitan area. Each day, our experts give kids the best possible care and the chance to be their happiest, healthiest selves. Because we don’t just want kids to grow up. We want them to grow up stronger.
Creative & Therapeutic Arts Services has provided programming to patients, families and staff since 1978. A small but dedicated team of trained professionals works to foster an atmosphere of empowerment and support to our inpatients, outpatients and their families. We offer colorful creative choices, soothing sounds, imaginative opportunities and inviting galleries and exhibits.
Our mission is to combine the healing power of art, art therapy, therapeutic music, harp therapy, animal visitations and performing arts to help our patients heal, to assist patients with their pain and symptom relief, empower self-awareness and emotional expression for coping skills, ease anxiety, provide a creative outlet for depressed patients, and enhance family and social relationships.
Children's National Creative and Therapeutic Arts Services/Patient Experience has invited Art Impact USA to organize an amazing exhibition with very special programming events from October 1st through January 14th. Please do join us!
Creative & Therapeutic Arts Services has provided programming to patients, families and staff since 1978. A small but dedicated team of trained professionals works to foster an atmosphere of empowerment and support to our inpatients, outpatients and their families. We offer colorful creative choices, soothing sounds, imaginative opportunities and inviting galleries and exhibits.
Our mission is to combine the healing power of art, art therapy, therapeutic music, harp therapy, animal visitations and performing arts to help our patients heal, to assist patients with their pain and symptom relief, empower self-awareness and emotional expression for coping skills, ease anxiety, provide a creative outlet for depressed patients, and enhance family and social relationships.
Children's National Creative and Therapeutic Arts Services/Patient Experience has invited Art Impact USA to organize an amazing exhibition with very special programming events from October 1st through January 14th. Please do join us!
- Gregory Scott
Gallery and Exhibition Coordinator
Children’s National Health System
111 Michigan Ave NW
Washington, DC 20010
Gallery and Exhibition Coordinator
Children’s National Health System
111 Michigan Ave NW
Washington, DC 20010
Live Music Performances! January 14, 2017
Light of Our Future - Featured Musicians
David Jackson and David Oziel, Blues Guitarists
Next Healing Art Workshop: January 7. 10 AM - 12 PM
"Beyond Coloring" with Lis Zadravec
"Painting on Plates" with Niomi Gibson
"Beyond Coloring" with Lis Zadravec
"Painting on Plates" with Niomi Gibson
Children's National Health System, 111 Michigan Avenue, NW Washington, DC 20010
"Light of Our Future" Entire Program Schedule
Exhibition Dates: October 1 - January 14, 2017
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DESCRIPTION OF THE PROJECT
"Light of Our Future" art exhibition and special event programs offer opportunities for the local District of Columbia metropolitan communities, Children's National Health System patients and their families to enjoy inspiring artwork and music, with a focus on healing, health, and joy. The objective is to calm and de-stress as well as entertain participants during the 3-month run of the exhibition. Music and visual arts in the realm of healing therapies is well known to be an effective component in the healing process.
PUBLIC BENEFIT OF PROJECT
Up to 100 patients (ages newborn to 19 y/o) and their parents and families will be able to attend the musical performances, art exhibitions, S.T.E.A.M. educational presentation and art therapy educational programs for free. The public attendees of these programs are expected to include high school art students; prospective art collectors and the local community of interested art enthusiasts. The children will receive free coloring books and beautifully illustrated books.
"Light of Our Future" art exhibition and special program events offer opportunities for the local District of Columbia metropolitan communities, Children's National Health System patients and their families to enjoy inspiring artwork and music, with a focus on healing, health, and joy. The objective is to calm and de-stress as well as educate participants during the 3-month run of the exhibition. Music and visual arts in the realm of healing therapies is well known to be an effective component of the healing process.
"Light of Our Future" art exhibition and special event programs offer opportunities for the local District of Columbia metropolitan communities, Children's National Health System patients and their families to enjoy inspiring artwork and music, with a focus on healing, health, and joy. The objective is to calm and de-stress as well as entertain participants during the 3-month run of the exhibition. Music and visual arts in the realm of healing therapies is well known to be an effective component in the healing process.
PUBLIC BENEFIT OF PROJECT
Up to 100 patients (ages newborn to 19 y/o) and their parents and families will be able to attend the musical performances, art exhibitions, S.T.E.A.M. educational presentation and art therapy educational programs for free. The public attendees of these programs are expected to include high school art students; prospective art collectors and the local community of interested art enthusiasts. The children will receive free coloring books and beautifully illustrated books.
"Light of Our Future" art exhibition and special program events offer opportunities for the local District of Columbia metropolitan communities, Children's National Health System patients and their families to enjoy inspiring artwork and music, with a focus on healing, health, and joy. The objective is to calm and de-stress as well as educate participants during the 3-month run of the exhibition. Music and visual arts in the realm of healing therapies is well known to be an effective component of the healing process.
Music Concert, Art Auction, Reception
January 14, 2017
January 14, 2017