WILLIAM REAGH LOS ANGELES PHOTOGRAPHY CENTER SONY PICTURES MEDIA ARTS PROGRAM
This thirty-week media arts program is held twice a week, after-school and on Saturdays for middle school students (ages 10 to 14) at the William Reagh Los Angeles Photography Center near MacArthur Park. The workshops cover drawing, painting, animation and media arts, taught by CalArts faculty, alumni and students. The middle school students learn drawing and painting techniques, drawing from the model, how to animate, how to put together an art portfolio and how to create art work on computers. The program culminates in a public exhibition and screening of the art work produced by the students. This program is part of the Sony Pictures Media Arts Program, a partnership between CalArts Community Arts Partnership, the City of Los Angeles Department of Cultural Affairs, and Sony Pictures Entertainment.
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A short interview about ASB Community Trust grants to Art and Culture groups in Auckland and Northland.
Brian Tallarico of Tallarico’s Chocolates in Bethlehem, Pa., provides a tasting of his signature chocolates. Students and faculty from Northampton Community College’s Culinary Arts program joins in on the chocolate tasting.
Artist Bryony Wynne-Jones and Students opening reception for the exhibit ” The Art of Nature” at the Community Arts Council of Greater Victoria Gallery in Victoria BC, Canada
Thanks to Zion at Bombshelter, Toronto, ON Canada, Croft St Laneway Revitalization, Harbord Village Residents Association, Michael Heydon, Harbord BIA, Neil Wright, Molly Johnson, KALE, BOOLEEP, Viviana Astudillo, Community CAVE, Jowi Taylor, Six String Nation Guitar, 7th Generation Image Makers, Lurdes Cruz, Nancy Peters of Probation Services, Portuguese Community Centre, Heidi, Danielle, Michelle, Jason, Chuck, Orlondo, and the entire team from the Argos Foundation, Toronto Police Service Chief William Blair, Inspector Heinz Kuck, Inspector Bryce Evans, Superintendent Ruth White, Staff Sergeant Frank Besenthal, Constable Mathew Crisp, Constable Shane Rolland, Janna Van Hoof, Style in Progress, 416 Graffiti Expo, MANR, MATR, ALPHA, Central Technical School, Central Commerce Collegiate, West Toronto Collegiate (special thank you to Maria Campodonnico for believing and continuing to believe in the kids), Karin Fuessel, GMW staff (all of you) Toronto Crime Stoppers Community Board of Directors led by Chair Lorne Simon, Toronto Crime Stoppers Coordinator Larry Straver, City of Toronto Parks Forestry and Recreation Department Allan Crawford, TorontoBMX, Michael Heaton, TIMMZ, TABS, Laser Eagles (your drive, determination and spirit drives us!) Arthur Lockhart, Leyla Bulcan, Paul Aiello, Sascha Tukatsch and the STD Effekt Band, Canadian National BIA Conference 2007, St Stephens Community House, Richmond Street Laneway Rivitalization, St Mary’s ESP team under the leadership of Cathy Byrd, Youth in Policing students and organizers Melva Radway, Danielle Francis and Joanne Gooding, as well as all the civilian TPS staff who have helped out in so many ways…Michael Brown and the Harbourfront Mural Project.. HORUS, NEAM, SESER, CRUZ1, BUBBLEZ, PHADE, and so many more artists.., Scott Sullivan, Larry King and Fernando Aceto at the City of Toronto Municipal Leasing and Standards Department, the residents of Broadcast Lane.. 
“It takes a Vortex” to Support Community Arts
Peter Lewis Political cartoonist for the Newcastle Herald Newcastle Australia since 1986.
MTW Music Theatre Workshops and the Borough of Whitehorse with the ‘Box Hill Community Arts Centre’ are collaborating to bring two new programs for the beginning of 2008.