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Before Kaplan arrived at Baker Middle School, Gealy asked her students to sketch designs for a panel depiction of winter. She chose the sea- son thinking of the colors as peaceful, and she completed the final drawing inspired by the students' sketches. As the youngsters applied the small shards to their panel, they discussed how to use the different colors of glass — blues, pinks, purples — to achieve the shadings associated with the cold- weather months. Eighteen schools across Oakland and Macomb counties were asked to A* Nice', A • ryil ► w.f. 41144.1# • merge artistic talents !A igiwri i 00', ,,,,, r o. - 6". WO •44NZrz in making mosaic glass taillitiOr murals for placement ■ kitt 1° Al 4,ar 1 4 around the outpatient „HI AO Alip•IMPII i ■ s Ir structure to be completed a a4Or04. ivelk, ... '446 I Alp el, by year-end at 350 W. Big - -/ Beaver. F The satellite, offering 14 ( O V • 4 l( 4 ,Q, it V .ii— A• P'SZI 24/7 emergency treatment Artist Gail Rosenbloom Kaplan works with students at ....-..A 414- 1 46 and specialized services Baker Middle School in Troy to complete a winter panel ‘ 4'A .1A'a 11 ro,1 4)1,A4 from surgery to imag- for an installation at Children's Hospital of Michigan- ing, was named in honor Troy, now under construction. N O:1111?&O Irk *1 of the late hospital board 4 N. 1 .11 41 11 Ail member who served as chairman for nine years. Kids Helping Kids Page also had been a board Earlier, they talked about the f / ■ Plf4104 member for many Jewish reasons for doing the project. OV4 .-' ri p organizations, including "I'm so impressed with how y ) Pall a the Jewish Federation of they were drawn to the idea -I 4 iWV• - *fr,14.,_ Siii Metropolitan Detroit. of community," Gealy said. "I tio ltax, br'%I., 41 :4,41 04 4 4 4, 4). 4 Gail Rosenbloom believe kids sense when other i t 1 I I '4, 1 ■ %.I, r 4 1, r 4 11 1 bib, '114•Awat. 40' Kaplan, who teaches art kids are in need?' * lill ■ Vej h , .... eg Artist Dani Katsir part- to patients at the Detroit )4‘ lt4 ; :: r % r• c 1 1 t.7:`rat ' : hospital and has worked nered with Kaplan throughout 0 Ilk A ItrA ' ► ' pAz d I A I 0 Ai ' ,4I 4. on art projects within I *VIA the project. He prepared the ,f4Y-140 A • V 11606. the Jewish community, is glass for students by cutting ip IF4E4,4 ore AC4— i, itcr 440°. i 1 supervising development 450 square feet of glass into " ir t ABFA VI/ft L Le' I I I Il 1 As I I" I ALAI e ' . II kf, IIP I N i li t ill e. 1 i 1 „,, ,Aii, of the murals. She has thin strips. He also added his ► 1,,alk• t -1 t... I P 12).-r 1 *0 i..• spent a day at each partici- expertise during instruction ■ • . #.0 re r. 11117 lo 1 . ' ir % pating school, demonstrat- at some of the schools. flet t tit- 6 10 A ' • r ing mural-making skills "We taught the kids how , 4 1,.. ■ IP> 1 VI k Ir. a l'i 1 r Irl I peA v 41 low. , 1 II—I i 1 to rotating classes of art to use tools to cut the glass lye 4I ► ...-- ♦ t, . A /11 i 1 411 I,„ 6;11 1 3 I% I . Oa. oo 1 students. into various shapes to execute 4 r *0 111, Iii / rl it ty49-.. Iry /r V A their designs," explained School district partici- 1004 .■ ■ 4"f0 t* o I () I:1' 1 g- pation, based on student Katsir, who defines the mate- \ VI vo rriV !no OR 41;1/4, / la ll I 1 I Mo 1. ) \PP# ■ Al. 46,vvk 4 population counts, paired rial as magical because it , t 4 r telip , ‘ 1144*;"1441b Kaplan with classroom reflects, refracts, diffuses and 4 , / **I, ■ (/' v44 Abe ,r4r2:p., 1 ( i p toi # ■ Vawisql tfr I. t . 1 teachers to help students suffuses light. Katsir currently f , .., ir. s t 4 i , ? v. . IR. v s. , .., I lives in India, where his wife master general art con- •\ ,6 • _ vi, , • f I V' I I li 1 A iNdig.1 16• I cepts while meeting com- is a Ford executive. ..4 4.1i•g"1,,' ►4. i 1 I I 1,...1 /111 41 ce;244.4 sk,t, 4%61 munity needs. Kaplan had , ,,ali vr "'to IA111111,0 Kaplan also has had some % a IA ),F4f ► 1 II t I I II I I 0 pArrf asked the schools to come school assistance from volun- 4 ,43,, ,1 a (1 ■ IMS up with outdoor seasonal • — 1 •• ■ •41-nA —,/ 414 *.PrOad kJ 14 1 I I teer Mandy Stanford, mother •44,10 Iv zt lie 1. 'Ikf/ k ► of a brain tumor survivor designs so patients under- r!:: 1 1." :. '`'.. A' 041 t Ilu i . t, r 4 DTA S o 1 Ilir iii yip rs: a m, II a OR ... A i ■ ,,. going treatment could feel treated at Children's Hospital of Michigan. Stanford has closer to nature. %.11 #1 . ni _... i talb r . * 1 Bloomfield. "Sixteen schools did murals observed the positive impact of 401j.■ / Wt devoted to one season, while a "Each school sent me a design that being surrounded by colorful art- A iy■ 4 TI , \ • couple of schools did panels with was transferred, by drawing, to a 2- work as her daughter has gone on to i " o • /A4 , 11 4 4 , A06, be an art major. four seasons:' said Kaplan, who by 7-foot wood panel. The materials k /4 7 A I 1 ,S > # A NII I I r A - ,#41 also has created a mosaic installa- to cover the panels were organized "I believe in the power of art i l It; k 1- 0 4441c tion for Friendship Circle in West before youngsters cut and glued the to teach and heal," Kaplan said. .• „. All Vq. Sri/A • . AO 11 ■ ,Wim ■ ° SI 1 Alb. V , 4407.„ lei r•r4 4, °,,:r. 4 4 ,-, 0■4 ) le , v , . Got Art? on page 10 8 May 28 • 2015