Students Display Their Mystery Creatures at The Women’s Museum

Throughout the year The Women’s Museum features student art work from local area school districts. From November 2010 – January 2011, museum members and visitors can see the artistic creations of fifteen elementary students from the Charles Rice Learning Center (Dallas Independent School District). Charles Rice Art teacher, Linda Gamble Camp submitted the art work for the following students:

Deiandre Simpson, 3rd Grade
Kristal Rodgers, 2nd Grade
Jeremy Terrell, 5th Grade
Caleb Glaspie, 4th Grade
Savannah Smith, 4th Grade
Montarius Reed, 5th Grade
Alexis Britten, 3rd Grade
Kennedy Finn, 4th Grade
Kourtlon Gibson, 5th Grade
Alexious Bell, 3rd Grade
Destiny Williams, 4th Grade
Devien Reese, 4th Grade
Sierra Woodard, 4th Grade
La’Quincia Taylor, 4th Grade
De’Shawn Mack, Jr., 5th Grade

The theme for the art exhibition is, Mystery Creatures on display in the Museum’s ImagiStation located on the first floor. The Museum’s education department plans to display student artwork on a rotating basis. If your school is interested in being featured at The Women’s Museum, please contact the Education Department at 214-915-0890.

By Danielle Flores, Exhibits Manager


The latest traveling exhibit to visit us here at The Women’s Museum: An Institute for the Future is “Changing the Face of Power: Women in the U.S. Senate”. This exhibit comes to us from The Dolph Briscoe Center for American History at The University of Texas at Austin. It is currently on view in our second floor gallery.

The Women’s Museum will often host exhibits from other institutions like museums, universities, art galleries or non-profit educational groups. Sometimes these exhibits include detailed instructions for exhibit design and layout while others leave these decisions up to the hosting venue. With “Changing the Face of Power”, the Exhibits Department here at The Women’s Museum was free to design the layout of the exhibit. Exhibits Manager and Registrar Danielle Flores worked with our two Exhibits interns – Heather McMaster and Marlina Reese – to create a design, assemble temporary gallery walls and then install the show!