At outside the line studio in Medford, on Wednesday, June first a female  staff person and some clients had we  did meditation and we did some yoga too. In jewelry we had picked out different color beads and made two bracelet some clients had made three bracelets or four bracelets At twelve o'clock we had ate sandwiches for lunch and a two o'clock we had movement group and at three we go home to our own houses

On Friday, May twenty first 2021 at a program called outside the line studio in  Medford, on seventy Colby street some clients drew some pictures and some clients paint some pictures too. Other clients played basket ball out side in the sun and other clients were sitting out on the cemented patio just talking and listen to the radio at ten o'clock A.M at one thirty a few clients went on zoom to play a game called mad live at three we all went home

Outside the Lines at Mass Art

DON'T QUIT YOUR DAY JOB
Artwork from Local Day Programs for Adults with Disabilities
Featuring Gateway Arts, Outside the Lines, and Webster House

Mass College of Art and Design
Arnheim Gallery, South Hall 621 Huntington Ave. 
September 19-October 7, 2011


This show featured artwork by Michelle Gilbert, Kenny Dearborn, Ethan Cobb, Martin Jerauld, Marty Maher, Alex Wong, and Alice Mikaelian.


On October 5, Mike Piso, Diana Rice-Sheehan, and River Cortes talked to students from the  Art Education classes about our programs, teaching philosophy, and the process of the artists who were on view. Other Mass Art students were given assignments to create work in response to the show. This was the first time we have collaborated with Gateway and Mass Art and we are really excited about the exchange and the dialogue that happened. Thanks River and Scott, for putting this together!

Alice and Allison view Alice's drawings

  On October 6th, OTL artists had a chance to check out the show. Peter, Kenny, Nick, JB, Martin, Alice, and Dennis, Anthony, and Ethan went to the Arnheim Gallery. Martin, Ethan, Kenny, and Alice were very excited to see their work in the gallery. 







 

"Ethan Phillip Cobb!"

Martin Jerauld contemplates seeing his art on a gallery wall.