STICKS, BRICKS, & ARCHES
• The exhibition “Sticks, Bricks, & Arches” teaches children about basic architectural principals.
• The complete exhibition consists of eight 2 feet wide x 4 feet high vinyl banners. All images are created from cut paper.
• This exhibition has been shown at The Discovery Museums in Massachusetts.
• For more information about this show, please contact Ingrid Hess at ingridshess@gmail.com.
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WATER: DROPS OF LIFE
• The exhibition “Water: Drops of Life” teaches children about the importance of keeping water clean.
• The complete exhibition consists of ten 34 inch wide x 20 inch high pieces. Each framed piece addresses a different body of water. Additional facts are included on the museum labels that help children understand why it is important to keep water clean. All images are created from cut paper.
• The work has been shown at the Nacional Gallery in Costa Rica and the Museum of San Ramon in Costa Rica and The University of Limerick in Ireland.
• For more information about this show, please contact Ingrid Hess at ingridshess@gmail.com.
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WELCOME HOME: AN IMMIGRATION STORY
• The exhibition “Welcome Home: An Immigration Story” provides a way for teachers of young students to encourage positive dialogue among their students about immigration. This work was created as part of a Fulbright Scholarship.
• The complete exhibition consists of eight 2 feet wide x 3 feet high vinyl banners. All images are created from cut paper.
• The work will be shown at the The University of Limerick in Ireland.
• For more information about this show, please contact Ingrid Hess at ingridshess@gmail.com.
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WE ALL NEED PEACE
• The exhibition "We ALL need PEACE" teaches children how to be peacemakers.
• The complete exhibition consists of twenty-two 14 inch wide x 20 inch high framed pieces and one 34 inch wide by 20 inch high framed piece. All images are created from cut paper.
• The work has been shown at the Illinois Holocaust Museum and Education Center, the Dayton International Peace Museum, the Open Studio Gallery and at The University of Limerick in Ireland.
• For more information about this show, please contact Ingrid Hess at ingridshess@gmail.com.
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PREHISTORIC IRELAND: THE BRONZE AGE
• The exhibition "Prehistoric Ireland: The Bronze Age” was commissioned by the Hunt Museum in Limerick, Ireland. The exhibition helps school children better understand how artifacts from the museum were used in everyday life during the Bronze Age.
• The complete exhibition consists of eight 2 feet wide x 3 feet high vinyl banners. All images are created from cut paper.
• For more information about this show, please contact Ingrid Hess at ingridshess@gmail.com.
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CONSUMPTION: CONSIDERING RESOURCES & WASTE
• The exhibition “Consumption: Considering Resources & Waste” encourages the viewer to consider their relationship to consumption by reflecting on how they use the following resources: water, air, trees, earth, and plastic.
• The complete exhibition consists of 125 10-inch-square framed pieces, 25 8-inch-square ceramic tiles and 100 5.5-inch-high by 10-inch-wide pieces. All images were created from cut paper.
• The work has been shown at The Linda Shea Gallery in Haverhill, Massachusetts and will be shown at the The University of Limerick in Ireland.
• For more information about this show, please contact Ingrid Hess at ingridshess@gmail.com.
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THE MAKING OF MISTER MAGNIFICENT
• The exhibition “The Making of Mister Magnificent” teaches children the steps an author/illustrator goes through when creating a book. It then encourages the viewer to create their own book.
• The complete exhibition consists of six posters and six pieces of framed original art from the book Mister Magnificent’s Magical Merrimack Adventure as well as copies of the published book. All images are created from cut paper. This exhibition was commissioned by the National Park Service and the Tsongas Industrial History Center.
• This exhibition has been shown at The Tsongas Industrial History Center in Massachusetts.
• For more information about this show, please contact Ingrid Hess at ingridshess@gmail.com.
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SAFARI ANIMALS
• The exhibition "Safari Animals" was commissioned by Riley Children's Hospital for the Mother Baby Hospital of Eldoret, Kenya.
• The complete exhibition consists of six 22 inches wide x 22 inches high framed pieces. All images are created from ink drawing and Photoshop.
• The work is on permanent display in Eldoret, Kenya.