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      <![CDATA[Art in the Atrium, Inc. is a non-profit, volunteer, art organization founded in 1991. The organization is based in culturally diverse Morris County, NJ and is tax-exempt under the Federal Tax Regulation 501(c) (3). The organization derives most of its operating dollars from corporate donations, foundations, community organizations and private citizens.

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        <![CDATA[Art in the Atrium, Inc.
is celebrating its 15th anniversary at
A White Linen Affair

An Evening of Dazzling Entertainment,
Tantalizing Treats and Silent Auction

The Affair begins at 4 PM and ends at 8PM
September 10, 2006 at the Hyatt Morristown
3 Speedwell Avenue, Morristown, 07960
(click here for directions)

RSVP by August 25, 2006
Call 973-540-0615
BUY TICKETS ONLINE!!

    * Attire: Your Finest Summer Whites
    * Admission:  $100 per person OR $150 per couple
    * Platinum Pass: $200 per person OR $250 per couple.
    * Platinum pass entitles the holder to a 15% discount on all art
      purchased during the 15th Annual Exhibit of Art in the Atrium, Inc.
    * Proceeds benefit the Cardell Oliphant Scholarship Fund

http://www.artintheatrium.com/whitelinen

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      <itunes:summary>Art in the Atrium, Inc.
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A White Linen Affair

An Evening of Dazzling Entertainment,
Tantalizing Treats and Silent Auction

The Affair begins at 4 PM and ends at 8PM
September 10, 2006 at the Hyatt Morristown
3 Speedwell Avenue, Morristown, 07960
(click here for directions)

RSVP by August 25, 2006
Call 973-540-0615
BUY TICKETS ONLINE!!

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    * Admission:  $100 per person OR $150 per couple
    * Platinum Pass: $200 per person OR $250 per couple.
    * Platinum pass entitles the holder to a 15% discount on all art
      purchased during the 15th Annual Exhibit of Art in the Atrium, Inc.
    * Proceeds benefit the Cardell Oliphant Scholarship Fund

http://www.artintheatrium.com/whitelinen

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An Eveni...</itunes:subtitle>
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        <![CDATA[ One of the most well-received and enduring programs of our organization is our "Artist In The Schools" project. Art In The Atrium co-sponsors artist residencies throughout the  Morris School District that benefit between 200 to 500 students annually.

Noted New Jersey artist, Russell A Murray is one of our most popular "artists in the schools". His assemblages are a delight to students, teachers and the community at large. His latest three day project at the Thomas Jefferson school enriched the entire learning community. He created an assemblage of non-edible rubbish, which led to both a language arts lesson as well as a follow up assembly presented by the Morris County Board of Utilities for a lesson on recycling in Morris County. He has received requests to return to Thomas Jefferson and to come to other schools in the district for the 2003-2004 school year.

The project that Art in the Atrium is proposing will introduce children to folk art and encourage them to create their own. This residency will require ten classes twice during the school year, first in the fall and again in the spring. In these classes the students enrolled will view slides and videos about noted folk artists and thereafter they will create their own works.

These folk art workshops will be offered as after school program, including Saturday classes. Mr. Murray will engage each student in the process of making art by using found and recycled objects that are aesthetically viable. He will encourage them to create art that reflects their personal and unique experiences as the southern folk artists do.]]>
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Noted New Jersey artist, Russell A Murray is one of our most popular &quot;artists in the schools&quot;. His assemblages are a delight to students, teachers and the community at large. His latest three day project at the Thomas Jefferson school enriched the entire learning community. He created an assemblage of non-edible rubbish, which led to both a language arts lesson as well as a follow up assembly presented by the Morris County Board of Utilities for a lesson on recycling in Morris County. He has received requests to return to Thomas Jefferson and to come to other schools in the district for the 2003-2004 school year.

The project that Art in the Atrium is proposing will introduce children to folk art and encourage them to create their own. This residency will require ten classes twice during the school year, first in the fall and again in the spring. In these classes the students enrolled will view slides and videos about noted folk artists and thereafter they will create their own works.

These folk art workshops will be offered as after school program, including Saturday classes. Mr. Murray will engage each student in the process of making art by using found and recycled objects that are aesthetically viable. He will encourage them to create art that reflects their personal and unique experiences as the southern folk artists do.</itunes:summary>
      <itunes:subtitle> One of the most well-received and enduring programs of our organization is our &quot;Artist In The Sc...</itunes:subtitle>
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      <title>About Art In The Atrium, Inc.</title>
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        <![CDATA[Art in the Atrium, Inc. is a non-profit, volunteer, art organization founded in 1991. The organization is based in culturally diverse Morris County, NJ and is tax-exempt under the Federal Tax Regulation 501(c) (3). The organization derives most of its operating dollars from corporate donations, foundations, community organizations and private citizens.

Since 1991, Art in the Atrium, Inc. has developed and implemented a variety of innovative activities, through strong alliances with the Morris County Board of Chosen Freeholders, politicians, civic organizations, corporations, and artists. We have participated in joint ventures with the Morris Museum, Kamoinge Photography Group, NY, awarded scholarships to visual art students, created a working relationship with the Morris School District, and also sponsored jazz/art brunches and seminars in order to introduce and expose established and emerging artists.]]>
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