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Very Special Arts Rhode Island sponsored a two year art project that involved children from 155 schools and organizations in every city and town in Rhode Island.These children created a gift of art - more than ten thousand six-inch ceramic tiles for installation on the walls of this hospital. On every foor, tiles created between 1992 and 1994 represent subject matter as individual as each child; the only requirement was the very best work he or she could do.The displays, supported by teachers, volunteers and generous donations, also include sixteen hundred tiles made by hospitalized children and their caregivers. The Circle of Clay celebrates the vision and spirit of the children of Rhode Island. It brightened the day of all who came to this hospital. Peter J. Geisser, Project Director Catherine D. Hayes, Project Assistant

Quilts tell stories and remind us of moments in our history. The Circle of Clay has become the “quilt” of the Hasbro Children’s Hospital.There are little pieces of triumph, scraps of tears, swatches of comfort in many textures and designs sewn together under the masterful eye of one who saw the need for us to recognize the gifts of our children. The Circle of Clay is the quilt that surrounds us and hugs us in those times we need comfort. It is there to tuck us in at night. It is also there to remind us of the triumphs, the tears and the hopes we have for our children and ourselves. Maureen Oberg Intensive Care Unit nurse, Hasbro Children’s Hospital

C ONTENTS The Circle of Clay story ................................................... 4 List of schools participating in the Circle of Clay ............ 12 Lower Lobby and Ground Floor..................................... 17 Upper Lobby and First Floor .........................................103 Second Floor and Bridge...............................................137 Fourth Floor..................................................................203 Fifth Floor.....................................................................249 Sixth Floor ....................................................................295 Garden Wall...................................................................315

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The Circle of Clay story

Peter Geisser in front of original, hung stained glass ceiling and walls he created for the Rhode Island Hospital Chapel of Hope. Photo courtesy of RI Art Archive Project.

1989 Child Development Center Seniors at the RI School for the Deaf went to Special Needs Programs in Providence, Warwick, and Cranston schools to make tiles with students with disabilities.The result was the 6th foor of APC building, and the Child Development Center had ceramic tiles made by students with disabilities circle the entire foor. In June of 1989, Deborah Brayton, the new director of VSA Rhode Island, then known as Very Special Arts, introduced herself and asked Peter Geisser if he knew that there was preparation to build a children’s hospital.They both had the idea that a project like this one at CDC done on a statewide level would be a great way for children to create an extraordinary work of art for this new hospital.

Deborah Brayton

1990 The hospital is approached with the idea of the Circle of Clay at CDC being expanded to the new children’s hospital. Peter Geisser and Deborah Brayton approached the hospital administration and offered to create an expanded version of the project that had been completed at CDC.This new project will include children from the entire state of Rhode Island. When architects Shepley, Bulfnch, Richardson & Abbott Inc. were chosen to design the new building, they embraced the concept of the project, then were involved in the choices of clay and glaze color so that these tiles would remain a neutral element in the hospital, which would work with the changes in the interior designs and colors that would take place through the years.

This new project would include children from the entire state of Rhode Island.

1992–1993 Invitations were sent to every school in Rhode Island asking schools to make 6� square tiles with children, and to include students with special needs in the project. Clay tools and templates were provided to the 155 schools and community organizations in all 39 towns and cities of Rhode Island. Every Tuesday in 1992-93, students from the RI School for the Deaf and the RI School of Design went to the Potter Building at RI Hospital and made 6-inch-square tiles with any children who were in the hospital that week.

Children who were ambulatory gathered in the activity room to make tiles. Student volunteers went to rooms to make tiles with parents and infants.

Special workshops were held for support groups of families who have lost children to illness.These workshops brought some of the most meaningful tiles made by parents and siblings.

The Circle of Clay gave patients a way of looking to the future.At frst focus was on making tiles with the young children and teens. Soon, the project expanded to parents of infants and parents and patients in the Intensive Care Unit.

At the end of the year, there were 1,600 tiles made by children from the hospital!

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Students from the RI School for the Deaf went to other schools and special education programs to help kids make tiles.

Each child was asked to do their very best work because these tiles would be “get well� cards for children in the hospital.

All 39 cities and towns of Rhode Island participated in the Circle of Clay. Teachers and students in 155 different schools helped by making tiles for the new hospital. Some teachers fred and glaze fred for schools which did not have kilns.

Workshops were held in churches and community groups.

Each child was given a Circle of Clay button and a poster with all 10,000 names at the opening of the hospital.

Tiles were fred at the School for the Deaf, and in schools all over the state.

When tiles were bisque-fred they then were glazed with a commercial glaze “British Tweed.�

Faculty and students at the RI School of Design volunteered time and technical help.

5,000 additional tiles were glaze fred in schools around the state.

During school vacations 5,000 tiles were glaze fred at the RI School of Design; the largest single set of fring in the history of the school done by RISD student volunteers.

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1993 In June 1993 all 10,000 tiles came to a warehouse near the hospital where the task of laying out the tiles for each foor was done through the summer. Cathy Davis supervised several students from the School for the Deaf who helped her sort and box the tiles ready for installation.

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Students from the RI School for the Deaf went to other schools and special education programs to help kids make tiles.

In June 1993, completed tiles from 155 organizations were brought to a warehouse across the street from the new hospital to be inventoried and sorted.

For three months, the tiles were counted and arranged and repacked for placement on each of the seven foors. By September 1993 all the tiles were arranged and repacked for placement in the new hospital.

Each morning Geisser and one student would work at the hospital.At noon they returned to school for class. After school they would return to the hospital and do more installation.

1994 From September 1993 to February 1994, Geisser and students from the RI School for the Deaf placed the tiles on the walls. By February 1994 all but the lower level was completed.

Completion of the Circle of Clay, seven foors of murals with 10,000 tiles made by children for Hasbro Children’s Hospital. The lower-level of the hospital was not completed for another year and installation of tiles was done in 1996.

“Don’t be afraid the Doctor is nice” In February 1994 the hospital opened with 10,000 “get well” wishes everywhere!

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On May 19, 1995, President Bill Clinton welcomed Hasbro Children’s Hospital patient Jeffrey Beckwith to the White House Oval Offce, where they created ceramic tiles for Hasbro Children’s “Circle of Clay.”

Unexp ected things that cam e from the Circle of Clay 1994

Best Public Art R.I., Circle of Clay, Best of R.I. Issue, Rhode Island Monthly, 7/94

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Humanitarian Award, Business Volunteers/Arts for the Circle of Clay

1996

A patient and a small entourage few to Washington DC and made a tile with President Clinton in the Oval Offce of the White House.

1996

Peter Geisser and the Circle of Clay was included in Remarkable People:A Rhode Island Family Album, by Stephan Brigidi

1996

Visual Literacy ..., Papers of the International Congress on Education of the Deaf, University of Tel Aviv,Tel Aviv, Israel

1997

OFF THE WALL: Circle of Clay Activity Book, North Star Press, Providence, RI

1997

Presentation on the Circle of Clay at the NAEA National Convention in New Orleans.

The Circle of Clay became a model for many other projects in RI schools and communities. It also became a model for other health facilities such as the Hospital Manchester England, which used the project to expand art in their new facility.

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List of schools p articip ating in the Circle of Clay Listed here are the schools of origin and the actual or proposed locations of all tiles.Tiles made at a particular school are installed on the designated foor of the hospital in a random mix with tiles from other schools also assigned to that foor. Tiles made by students at Central High School in Providence decorate every foor of the hospital.Tiles made by Rhode Island Hospital patients are also located on every foor and wherever possible located together by date. You will see some broken tiles.Whenever possible, broken tiles were installed with their school of origin. In a few cases, only fragments of tiles reached us.These fragments will be installed in a special area. No tile, regardless of condition, has been lost or discarded. Peter Geisser, Project Director

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Barrington High School, Barrington Bradley Hospital, East Providence Chariho High School, Wood River Junction Chariho Middle School, Wood River Junction Clayville School, Clayville Community Prep, Providence Dr. Halliwell School, Slatersville Greenbush Elementary School, West Warwick Groden Center, Providence Hathaway School, Portsmouth LaSalle Academy, Providence Melville School, Portsmouth Namagyal Monastery, Providence North Scituate Elementary School, North Scituate Pack 3 Den 8 Cub Scouts, East Greenwich Rhode Island Hospital, 9/92-12/92 Rhode Island School for the Deaf, Providence Rhode Island College Saturday Classes, Providence RISO Department of Education and CCE, Providence Samuel Bridgham Middle School, Providence Scituate High School, Scituate St. Matthew’s School, Cranston Very Special Arts Rhode Island, Pawtucket Watters School, Riverside Woonsocket Middle School, Woonsocket

Burrillville High School, Harrisville Charlestown Elementary School, Charlestown East Providence Library, East Providence Fogarty Elementary School, North Scituate Greenwood Elementary School, Warwick Marieville School, North Providence Matunuck Elementary School, South Kingstown Museum of Art, RISO Education Department, Providence Stephen Olney School, North Providence

Second Floor Captain Isaac Paine School, Foster Coventry High School, Coventry Edmund W. Flynn School, Providence First Unitarian Church, Providence Flying Shuttles, Pawtucket George Hanaford School, East Greenwich Graniteville School, Johnston John Brown Francis School, Warwick Melrose School, Jamestown Northern RI Arc, Woonsocket Oliver Hazard Perry Middle School, Providence Pilgrim High School, Warwick Rhode Island Hospital, 1/93-3/93 St. Mark’s School, Cranston Temple Tora Yisrael, Cranston West Broadway School, Providence Windmill Elementary School, Providence

Fourth Floor Cumberland Art League, Cumberland Glen Hills Elementary School, Cranston John W. Horton School, Cranston North Smithfield Elementary School, North Smithfield Quidnessett Elementary School, North Kingstown Rhode Island Hospital, 4/93-6/93 Sherman School, Warwick South Kingstown High School, Wakefield Stadium Elementary School, Cranston Sunrise Academy, Scituate Wakefield Elementary Schoo, Wakefield Washington Oak School, Coventry Woodridge Elementary School, Cranston

Fifth Floor Fort Barton Elementary School, Tiverton Gorton Junior High School, Warwick Main Street School, Warren Narragansett Elementary School, Narragansett Narragansett High School, Narragansett Pocasset School, Tiverton Rhode Island Hospital, 4/93-6/93 Wickes School, Warwick

Sixth Floor Birchwood School, North Providence Bristol High School, Bristol C.I.T.E., Providence Davisville Middle School, North Kingstown East Greenwich High School, East Greenwich Hope Elementary School, Hope Lincoln High School, Lincoln Moses Brown School, Providence Park View Junior High School, Cranston Rhode Island Hospital, 4/93-6/93 Spurwink School, Lincoln St. Luke’s School, Barrington Valley Community School, Pawtucket

Garden Wall (installed Spring 1994) Block Island School, New Shoreham Camp E-Hun-Tee, Exeter Cranston High School East, Cranston Crossroad School, West Warwick Eastern Schools for the Deaf, Providence Forest Avenue School, Middletown Globe Park School, Woonsocket Hamilton School, North Kingstown Hampden Meadows School, Barrington Harmony Hill School, Chepachet Hoxsie School, Warwick Montesori Children’s House, Providence Myron J. Francis School, East Providence Nicholas Ferri Middle School, Johnston Oakland Beach School, Warwick Pack 1284 Cub Scouts, Warwick Ponaganset High School, North Scituate Primrose Hill School, Barrington Rhode Island Hospital, Providence Red Brick Nursery School, Barrington Reynolds School, Bristol Robertson School, Central Falls Rockwell School, Bristol Sarah Dyer Barnes School, Johnston St. Michael’s Church, Providence Thornton Elementary School, Johnston Veterans Memorial Elementary School, Central Falls Walley School, Bristol West Glocester School, Chepachet Winsor Hill School, Johnston Woonsocket High School, Woonsocket

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(installed Spring 1994) Chester Barrows School, Cranston Cranston High School West, Cranston Edw. S. Rhodes School, Cranston Eliz. Baldwin Cunningham Annex, Pawtucket Meeting Street Center, East Providence Prime Time Pre-School, Providence Rhode Island Hospital, 9/92-12/92 St. Thomas Regional School, Providence Western Hills Junior High, Cranston

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(to be installed by June 1, 1994) Aldrich Junior High School, Warwick Alperin Schechter Day School, Providence Citizens Memorial School, Woonsocket Esek Hopkins Middle School, Providence Friends Meeting, Providence Gallagher Junior High School, Esmond Girl Scout Troop 617, Warwick Harris School, Woonsocket Henry Barnard School, Providence Home School, Barrington Hope Highlands School, Cranston Hugh B. Bain School, Cranston James L. McGuire School, North Providence Jenks Junior High School, Pawtucket Kent Heights Elementary School, East Providence Nathaniel Green Middle School, Providence NFI ACE Program, Cranston Pack 8 Cub Scouts, Warwick Park School, Warwick Potter-Burns School, Pawtucket Rhode Island Hospital Parents Assn., Barrington Sackett Street School, Providence Shea High School, Pawtucket St. Andrew’s School, Barrington Toll Gate High School, Warwick Tower Street School, Westerly Troop 68 Brownies, Warwick J . Arthur Trudeau Center, Warwick Underwood School, Newport Veterans Memorial High School, Warwick Wheeler School, Providence

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Very special thanks to the thousands of children and adults whose participation and spirit brought the Circle of Clay to life.

Circle of Clay Hasbro Children’s Hospital Providence, Rhode Island sponsored by VSA Rhode Island Peter J. Geisser, Project Director Catherine Davis Hayes, Project Assistant

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