Joyce Raimondo is author of seven children's art books, including The Museum of Modern Art’s popular Art Safari series and the award winning Art Explorers books. A painter and sculptor, her illustrations have been published in the New York Times, Boston Globe, and numerous publications. Former Family Programs Coordinator at The Museum of Modern Art in New York, she is a leading expert in museum education. She has made television appearances on Blues’ Clues’, NBC News, and CBS Sunday Morning News. As Founding Director of Imagine That! Art Education, her programs have served thousands of children and teenagers from New York to California.
Based on Raimondo's Art Explorer books, Imagine That! programs spark student creativity as they explore masterpieces of art during interactive fun-filled slide shows. Students then create projects inspired by the artists’ techniques. Ms. Raimondo and her amazing Imagine That! instructors invite 100% participation to enhance creative and critical thinking while addressing core common standards and visual literacy. Programs are tailored for the needs of all ages and abilities. Imagine That! diverse clients include the famous Children’s Television Workshop, Blues’ Clues, Pollock-Krasner House and Study Center, numerous schools and museums.
CONTACT: IMAGINE THAT! ART EDUCATION
PO 419 , Amagansett, NY 11930
Joyce Raimondo, Founding Director, Author-Artist
(917) 502-0790
joyce@imaginearted.com
School Program Coordinator, Lisa Altshuler
516-434-9316
lisa@imaginearted.com
Imagine That! Instructors
Jane Brody
Erin Dunn
Sarah Fisher
Tara Fleming
Elizabeth Fusco
Ashton Mochamer
Assistant Instructors:
Cynthia Grimm
Christine Hsieh
Mural Assistant
Elizabthe Fusco
James Jalac
Program Assistant, Jacqueline McGarvey
Publisher, Random House, N.Y.
Webmaster:
Rosemary Markowsky, Rho Visual Communications
Photographer, Christine Newman, author photos
christine@amagansettstudio.com
Videographer, Joe Coppa
j.coppa@hotmail.com
Bookkeeper, Joe Fromm
And great appreciation to all of our wonderful school, libraries, museums, and families who keep art alive.