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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Tour of the Bucks County Community College main campus in Newtown, Pennsylvania. Created by alumnus Dan Magro.
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TheStyleSpy.com drops by Vancouver Community College’s FIAT Mode XXII Fashion Show, celebrating VCC’s Fashion Art graduates.
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Tapping into the power of families and neighborhoods to enliven the creative spirit and revitalize communities, the 100 Families Oakland: Art and Social Change project is undergoing a new phase of development.
From its inception in 2005 through June 2008, CCAs Center for Art and Public Life provided administrative responsibility and led implementation in collaboration with the leadership council and community partners in East Oakland, Chinatown, Fruitvale, and West Oakland. Also contributing to the projects success were founder F. Noel Perry and the Oakland Museum of California. In June 2008 the Alameda County Office of Education assumed administrative responsibility for implementation, and the leadership council began planning for a second phase of development.
The Center for Art and Public Life is currently working with the leadership council and the Alameda County Office of Education to ensure a successful transition. In 20089 the Centers involvement included
For more information please visit:
http://www.100families.com/
To order the 100 Families Oakland: Art & Social Change book and dvd please visit us online at:
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About the DVD
Directed by Denise Jennings and produced by Illuminata, LLC and Youth Media Lab for KTOP Oakland channel this 30 minute dvd tells the story of the inaugural year of the 100 Families Oakland: Art & Social Change project.
About the Book
Written by Dr. Sonia BasSheva Mañjon, Director of the Center for Art and Public Life with photos by TaSin Sabir CCA alum, the 100 Families Oakland: Art & Social Change book is now available for purchase. This coffee table size hardcover book is full of color photos of families working together, their art and their stories. The publication also contains information on the program model including background, planning and implementation, evaluation survey graphs and information on the program’s impact.
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As the results pour in from across the country Hampshire College Students spontaneously erupt in joyous exhalation.
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Murals, images, beautiful designs and colours, with clear messages the schoolchildren can appreciate and understand were created by the MCAST students to be displayed at St. Paul’s Bay Primary SChool.
Inspired by the magnificent views that surround this school and the multi-cultural element that characterises it, Life is Beautiful was chosen as the theme for the project.
Video created by Mark Azzopardi.
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RCTC offers excellent opportunities in the arts including theater and music performance and fine arts.
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Directed by Jonas Mayabb (Film/8th term), Summer 2007 © Designmatters at Art Center College of Design. Produced for premiere at the United Nations DPI/NGO Conference, September 2007, to address the topic of climate change. (Awards: 2008 Academy of Television Arts & Sciences’ College Television Award–First Place, Outstanding Commercials Category; 2008 Clio Award– Student Category, Television/Cinema/Digital) artcenter.edu/designmatters
Through research, advocacy and action, Designmatters at Art Center College of Design strives to engage students, faculty and staff in an ongoing exploration of the links between design and issues of social and humanitarian importance.
We believe that design, responsibly conceived and applied, can contribute to solving such contemporary challenges as sustainable development and providing for basic needs and services, including adequate public health, safety, education, housing and transportation.
We seek to forge collaborations with individuals, educational and cultural institutions, industry, community agencies and international organizations that yield tangible solutions to contemporary social challenges.
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Workshop held at Northampton Community College, Fall 2008
Lecture: Anuradha Choudry, PhD candidate in Sanskrit Studies
Faculty: Anu Sachdev, Assistant Director of Early Childhood Education and Bruce Wall, Associate Professor, Fine Art Program
Video & Editing: Irene Cordero
Workshop Participants: Courtney Sanchez, Justin Mooney, Irene Cordero, Reid Carrescia, Michelle Schissler, Lauren Doyle, Dana Carey, Denise Gingold, Amit Mehta, Varda Mehta, and Shyam Mehta
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Acompilation of clips and photos from shows and show prep to promote the SCC Fine Arts Theater.
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