Created by Kristina and Amber, 4th grade students at Divine Child Elementary School in Dearborn, MI
Teacher: Sharon Wnetrzak
Title: Education for Everyone 
Dream Theme: Education
About: Everyone should respect others no matter what color. No one should make fun of others.

Created by Karishma, Ivy, Sydney, Jack Julian, students at Trinity Chapel Academy, in Power Springs, Georgia

Title: “The Root of All Good”

Teacher and organizer: Suzanne Huff

Dream Theme: Education

Materials & techniques used: Marker

What is your art about? Beta Club helps provide good roots in education and community service therefore cultivating good young citizens which branch out into the world.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Created by Carson, Harrison, Holly & Alexis, students at Trinity Chapel Academy, in Power Springs, Georgia

Title: “Where our Heart Is” 

Teacher and organizer: Suzanne Huff

Dream Theme: Education

Materials & techniques used: Marker, fabric, and colored pencil

What is your art about? Beta Club Members convey what’s important to them and their love of Beta Club.

Created by the Mulvane Art Museum in Topeka, Kansas
Organizer: Kandis Barker
Title: Mulvane Art Museum's Dream 1, 2, 3
Dream Theme: Art and Education
Materials and Techniques Used: Acrylic paint, collage, and mixed media.
What is your artwork about? Our dream is that the joy and experiences of art will be available to all people.

Participants:
Jane Hanni
Cindi Morrison
Delene van Sickle
Carol Emert
Kandis Barker
Rachael Johnson
Jill Zinn
Michael Allen
Josh Davis
Jennifer marsh
Nick Magee

Created by St. Mary’s Elementary School in St. Mary’s, Kansas AND Rossville Grade School in Rossville, Kansas

Artwork Number 1: Created by Savannah Bedmon
Title: Recycling
Dream Theme: Recycling
What is your favorite subject in school? PE
If you could pick any place in the world for this artwork to be displayed, what places would you pick? Gustum Woods

Artwork Number 2: Created by Jacob Thompson
Title: Recycle the Sword
Dream Theme: Recycling
Why does this theme matter to you? Because I want people to recycle swords
What is your favorite subject in school? Math
If you could pick any place in the world for this artwork to be displayed, what places would you pick? Thompsons Painting CO in Alabama

Artwork Number 3: Created by Matthew Hutley 
Title: Reduce, Re-Use, Recycle
Dream Theme: Recycling
Why does this theme matter to you? It’s important to the world
What is your favorite subject in school? Art. It makes feel good when I see my work
If you could pick any place in the world for this artwork to be displayed, what places would you pick? White House

Artwork Number 4: Created by Mary Bentels
Title: Recycling Is Your Job
Dream Theme: Recycling
What is your favorite subject in school? Science
If you could pick any place in the world for this artwork to be displayed, what places would you pick? Oklahoma or White House

Created by Students at Washburn University
Sponsor: Topeka Shawnee County Public Library
Subject: Students exploring possible design ideas for a vinyl bookmobile wrap, a collaboration between Washburn University students and surrounding elementary schools. 
Instructor: Mrs. Dalien
Theme: My Favorite Story
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Created by Students at Washburn University
Sponsor: Topeka Shawnee County Public Library
Subject: Students exploring possible design ideas for a vinyl bookmobile wrap, a collaboration between Washburn University students and surrounding elementary schools. 
Instructor: Mrs. Dalien
Theme: My Favorite Story
(Further information regarding this artwork was not obtained)

Created by Scott Storman, a student at Washburn University
Sponsor: Topeka Shawnee County Public Library
Subject: Students exploring possible design ideas for a vinyl bookmobile wrap, a collaboration between Washburn University students and surrounding elementary schools. 
Instructor: Mrs. Dalien
Title: Book Mobile 
Theme: My Favorite Story
Materials/techniques used: Paint
What is your artwork about? I focused mainly on using students artworks and used others art throughout the image through text. I used a variety of color to give the view of imagination and used text to convey a book. 





Created by Abby Four, a student at Washburn University
Sponsor: Topeka Shawnee County Public Library
Subject: Students exploring possible design ideas for a vinyl bookmobile wrap, a collaboration between Washburn University students and surrounding elementary schools. 
Instructor: Mrs. Dalien
Title: Book Mobile 
Theme: My Favorite Story
Materials/techniques used: Paint and paper
What is your artwork about? It is about bringing together small pieces of everyone’s work to create a new composition I blended pieces together like a collage.

Created by at Melanie Senchez, a student at Washburn University
Sponsor: Topeka Shawnee County Public Library
Subject: Students exploring possible design ideas for a vinyl bookmobile wrap, a collaboration between Washburn University students and surrounding elementary schools. 
Instructor: Mrs. Dalien 
Title: Dream Machine 
Theme: My Favorite Story
Materials/techniques used: Paint and pictures 
What is your artwork about? I selected an outer space theme. 








Created by Kory Light, a student at Washburn University
Sponsor: Topeka Shawnee County Public Library
Subject: Students exploring possible design ideas for a vinyl bookmobile wrap, a collaboration between Washburn University students and surrounding elementary schools. 
Instructor: Mrs. Dalien
Title: Book Mobile Project
Theme: My Favorite Story
Materials/techniques used: Paint and collage 
What is your artwork about? The freedom that is your imagination

Created by the Park, Zander, Jaxon, Jaycee, and Emma from North Fairview Elementary School in Topeka, Kansas

Teacher: Emily Rudy

Sponsor: Topeka Shawnee County Public Library

Title: none

Dream Theme: My Favorite Story

Participants: 
Students from North Fairview Elementary School.
Design I students and faculty from Washburn University.
Including students enrolled in Art & Civic Engagement at Washburn University.

Created by the Vince, Callan, Landre, and Chyene from North Fairview Elementary School in Topeka, Kansas

Teacher: Emily Rudy

Sponsor: Topeka Shawnee County Public Library

Title: Jets / Planes / Cars

Dream Theme: My Favorite Story

Participants: 
Students from North Fairview Elementary School.
Design I students and faculty from Washburn University.
Including students enrolled in Art & Civic Engagement at Washburn University.

Created by Olivia, Aaron, and Cooper from North Fairview Elementary School in Topeka, Kansas

Teacher: Emily Rudy

Sponsor: Topeka Shawnee County Public Library

Title: Beach and Pirates 

Dream Theme: My Favorite Story

Participants: 
Students from North Fairview Elementary School.
Design I students and faculty from Washburn University.
Including students enrolled in Art & Civic Engagement at Washburn University.

Created by the Paul Sawyier Public Library Summer Reading Program for Tweens in Frankfort, Kentucky 

Title: Dream Big, Read

Dream Theme: Reading

Organizer: Lynn Baker

Participants: Paul Sawyier Public Library Summer Reading Program for Tweens

Materials and Techniques Used: We used neon paint with foam stamps, tape, wooden glow-in-the dark stars, jewels, foam letters, paper, neon pipe cleaners, ribbons, and beads on a canvas background.

What is your artwork about? This panel was created based on our summer reading theme (Dream Big, Read).

Did your group enjoy working on this project? This group loved working on this project, and coordinating ideas to come up with one central theme. The members of this group worked well together, and enjoyed using a variety of materials.

Created by Members and Staff at the Paul Sawyier Public Library in Frankfort, Kentucky

Title: Love, Peace, Read

Dream Theme: Reading

Materials and Techniques Used: Duck tape, fabric markers, glue, jewels on canvas backdrop

Library Project Organizer: Lynn Baker

Participants: Paul Sawyier Public Library Summer Reading Program for Tweens, led by Lynn Baker

What is your artwork about? Our panel focuses on what dreams can come true in the future through reading now.

Did your groups enjoy working on this project? We enjoyed exploring different art mediums while thinking about what reading can do for us in the future.

Created by the Miller Freedom Boys and Girls Club from Fernandina Beach, FL

Organized by: Amelia Island Quilt Guild

Project Organizer: Linda Martin

Title: Study Buddy

Theme: Education

Participants: Jamie Thompson, Unit Director, Miller Freedom Boys and Girls Club and Ms. Alice, art teacher

What is your artwork about? 
The Amelia Island Quilt Guild partnered with the Miller Freedom Boys and Girls Club of Nassau County, FL to create panels for the Dream Rocket. The guild supplied 12.5 inch blocks which were sewn together into panels. The Boys and Girls Club summer campers created artwork using fabric markers, paint, stencils, etc. The artwork reflects the camper’s dreams and represents the mission of the Boys and Girls Club, “To inspire and enable all young people, especially those who need us most, to realize their full potential as productive, responsible and caring citizens.”

Created by Students at Garfield Elementary School in Augusta, Kansas

Art Teacher: Mrs. Jesser 

Title: Imagination and Rockets

Dream Theme: Education

Materials & Techniques Used: Acrylic on Canvas

Participants: Kassidy/Kenyon, Keelynn/Justin, Jacob, Kyra/Isaiah

Created by 5th Graders at Robinson Elementary School in Augusta, Kansas
School: Robinson Elementary School
Location: Augusta, Kansas
Home Room Teacher: Ms. Girk
Organizer and Art Teacher: Mrs. Jesser 
Title: Smart Students
Dream Theme: Education 
Materials & Techniques Used: Acrylic on Canvas
Participants: 20 Students