ArtJam Collaboration
Photo Courtesy of: Christian Shepherd
A member of the San Bernardino youth engaging in the chalk art station at the ArtJam event at the SB County Museum.
Photo Courtesy of: Christian Shepherd
A spray-paint station set up for kids to explore and express their creativity through a non-traditional medium.
Photo Courtesy of: Christian Shepherd
A spray-paint station set up for kids to explore and express their creativity through a non-traditional.
Photo Courtesy of: Christian Shepherd
Members of the San Bernardino Generation Now activist group. From left: Christian Flores, Jose Quezada, Valerie Cormier, Fabian Torres, Krista Conners, Jennica Billins, and Anthony Victoria.
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The students, staff, members, and affiliates of the collaboration ArtJam, recently held at the San Bernardino County Museum.
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Cristina (left) and Brian (right) Guerra enjoy the Find-A-Fossil activity station. Kids were encouraged to sift through the sand to discover their very own fossils.
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Brian (left) and Cristina (right) Guerra as they join in on the chalk art fun. Dozens of connecting pictures filled the walkways of the event from enthusiastic children expressing their creativity.
April 30, 2014 at 02:54pm. Views: 87
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