Remember when you were a kid

and

you’d get so excited about art class? 

Actually, it didn’t even have to be a class,

something as simple as coloring was fun.

And heaven on earth was getting

a box of 64 Crayola Crayons

with the built in sharpener.

It didn’t matter what you drew or colored,

each piece was a work of art
and

your mom would proudly display it

on the refrigerator for all to see.

 

So, it makes me sad when people say

that art doesn’t matter

and

schools have done away

with their art classes. 

Thankfully, institutions like

the Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego (MCASD),

are filling that void

and

“educating through the prism of contemporary art”.

MCASD’s Executive Director, Kathryn Kanjo

ensures that a variety of experiences and public programs

are available for our entire community –

because art does matter.

Please click on the link to read more

about Kathryn Kanjo

and the

Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego.

https://gbsan.com/feel-good-friday/10-things-about-kathryn-kanjo-museum-of-contemporary-art-san-diego/