For the “Signs and Symbols” project, children from after-school programs and community organizations across Boston looked at how words and characters are paired together to convey messages. Working with Cambridge-based artist and author Caleb Neelon, the children then created signs featuring their own verbal and character-driven messages.
The Community Arts Initiative is generously supported by the Linde Family Foundation.
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Howard County Arts Council/Howard County Center for the Arts Open Mic Night in Black Box Theatre at Ellicott City, Maryland www.hocoarts.org (410) 313-ARTS Thursday, July 8, 2010 DABVideo2010
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For more on the Artscape Wychwood Barns visit http://www.torontoartscape.on.ca/places-spaces/artscape-wychwood-barns
Artscape has transformed the historic Wychwood TTC streetcar repair barns located in Torontos St. Clair and Christie neighbourhood into the Artscape Wychwood Barns a 60,000 sq. ft. multifaceted community centre where arts and culture, environmental leadership, heritage preservation, urban agriculture and affordable housing are brought together to foster a strong sense of community. The Artscape Wychwood Barns is surrounded by a 127,000 sq. ft. new City park.
After seven years of passionate commitment, vision and planning by thousands of individuals and organizations, construction began in March 2007 and was completed in October 2008. The Official Public Opening took place on November 20, 2008.
Video features (in order of appearance):
Tim Jones, President & CEO, Artscape
Councillor Joe Mihevc, Ward 21 St. Pauls, City of Toronto
Jackie Richardson and the Regent Park School of Music Choir
Mayor David Miller, City of Toronto
Kathleen Sharpe, President, Artscape Board of Directors
Ruth Baumann, Chair, Wychwood Barns Community Association
Glen Murray, President & CEO, Canadian Urban Institute
Billie Bridgman, Senior Associate, Artscape
Nick Saul, Executive Director, The Stop Community Food Centre
Lynda Hill, Artistic Director, Theatre Direct
Joe Lobko, Lead Architect, du Toit Architects Ltd.
Elizabeth Cinello, Steering Committee, Friends of a New Park
Peter MacKendrick, President, Taddlewood Heritage Association
Produced for Artscape by Stephen Knifton of popstream.ca
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Vive Les Arts Theatre in Killeen, TX
www.vlatheatre.com
With guitar battle!
Mayor Matilda – Cathie Sheridan
Sheriff Earl – Frank Quirk
Angelette #1 – Courtney Soden
Angelette #2 – Jasmine Dunn
Angelette #3 – Ashlee Jones
Angelette #4 – Rachel Harris
Chad – Garrett Dibble
Devilette #1 – Anna Galt
Devilette #2 – April Hayes
Devilette #3 – Hayley Dugger
Devilette #4 – Andrea Shaw
Artistic Director – Eric Shephard
Music Director – Tonya Miller
Choreographer – Ashlee Jones
Costumes – Erin Shephard
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Hello! This is a video of the speech Mrs. Leah Prunty gave at the Youth Community Development Council Culmination Ceremony. Branches of the council consisted of high school and junior college students who came together to award worthy organizations a grant to help make positive changes in their communities. The grant supported the LPDA Summer Open Air Concert which took place on Saturday, June 12, 2010. The concert was a vehicle to get the word out about the importance of keeping arts education as a part of students regular learning experience in schools.The concert also raised funds to purchase classroom supplies for the Leah Prunty Dance Arts After School Performing Arts Program.
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In the Los Angeles Japanese Retirement Community in Boyle Heights, there was a cultural day in which Japanese arts performers from around the Los Angeles area were invited to perform.
Thus we added another unusual performance venue to our demo archive. Performing are Yoko Obata, Obata Kaiso, and Mike Shu
Commentary by Mike Shu
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The Monmouth County Arts Council in collaboration with Brookdale Community College presented the 2009 Teen Arts Festival March 19 & 20, 2009 on the campus of Brookdale Community College, Lincroft, NJ. An exciting and unique event, the Monmouth County Arts Council’s Teen Arts Festival is an exceptional opportunity for teens aged 13 to 19 to experience all disciplines of the arts and to participate in workshops, performances, exhibits, and critiques.
Nearly 1700 teens attended this year, representing 29 different middle and high schools in Monmouth County, both public and private.
During the two festival days, over 20 artists/teachers presented workshops and master classes in their individual specialties, including drama, filmmaking, voice, acting, instrumental music and more.
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Art Feast highlights the diverse and talented community of visual and performing artists from across the
St. Louis area, and all proceeds support Chesterfield Arts’ mission to provide quality programming in the visual and performing arts, promote public art and arts education and to act as a resource for arts information in the West St. Louis County region.
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The Puppetry Arts Theatre performs through out the City of New York with original songs and puppets as part of its mission to engage the community in the visual and performance arts through puppetry.
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www.tstc.edu
Texas State Technical College offers
a certificate and associate degrees in Food Service and Culinary Arts. As a Food Service / Culinary Arts graduate, you can expect an exciting career filled with flexibility and professional rewards. FSC graduates have responsibilities ranging from menu planning, nutrition, scheduling, sanitation and safety. As a graduate of the program, you may hold titles such as cook, sous chef, kitchen supervisor, production supervisor, assistant manager, manager trainee, food and beverage director or baker.
Food service, the nation’s largest retail employer, accounts for three out of every ten retail workers. Projections for the next eight years also place the food service industry among the occupations with the largest job growth. Those specifics point to outstanding employment opportunities for skilled food service professionals. Add Texas Restaurant Association statistics showing $40,000, including bonuses, as the average salary for restaurant managers and you have the formula for exceptional careers. Additional factors make careers in food service appealing. Americans spend more than fifty percent of their food budgets eating out, and that percentage increases daily. Industry growth … excellent earning potential … future development prospects … all point to exciting and rewarding careers—careers like those you can prepare for in Texas State Technical College’s Food Service / Culinary Arts program!
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