Participants How Do I Participate?   Dates and Information   On My Own Time was initiated in 1974 by the Cultural Resources Council in cooperation with the Everson Museum of Art to help local businesses identify, celebrate and promote creativity among their employees. Over the years the program has uncovered thousands of artists, creating countless rewards for the employees and their sponsoring companies. This unique program is a recipient of the Private Sector Initiative Commendation awarded by The President of the United States. On My Own Times' popularity and success has spread across the country, to cities where it has been replicated, name and all. On My Own Time is a program that makes artistic talents that might otherwise go unnoticed visible. It recognizes a most precious gift - creativity. Some of the world's finest artists have graced the walls of the Everson Museum of Art and now it's your turn to join the ranks of such acclaimed individuals! Paintings by Andy Warhol  Found objects from Yoko Ono  Essays penned by Jackson Pollock   Photographs captured by Carrie Mae Weems Sculpture by Frederic Remington Furniture by Frank Lloyd Wright   Collage by Romare Bearden  Stained glass created by Tiffany Studios  Portraiture by Gilbert Stuart   Clayworks by Pablo Picasso   Interior pieces by Stickley  Free form glass creations by Dale Chihuly  Films by Jacques Derrida     To learn more about the On My Own Time program and its participants, please use the following links. Participants How Do I Participate? Dates and Information   For more information please contact Robert J. Dwyer, Program Director 315.435.2127