The Low Brass and the Percussion Group of the Rotterdam Philharmonic Orchestra in their Community Arts project in Zuiderpark, Rotterdam.
Duration : 0:4:33
Rotterdam Philharmonic – Community Arts (Zuiderpark)
“Art & Memory” – An Educational Project of the US Holocaust Memorial Museum
During the summer of 2009, Holocaust survivors met with youth ambassadors from Bringing the Lessons Home: Holocaust Education for the Community, a program of the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, to participate in the weeklong project, “Art & Memory.” One of the goals of “Art & Memory” is to take history beyond the walls of the Museum and into the community. Through interviews conducted by youth, survivors share their experiences and then groups composed of survivors and ambassadors work together to commit these memories to canvas. The resulting artwork will be exhibited in schools, churches, and synagogues throughout the Washington Metropolitan area during the 2009 – 2010 school year.
(This project was first adapted by the Museum in 2006 from an Israeli project, Dor leDor (Generation to Generation).)
To learn more, please visit http://bit.ly/156nUt.
Duration : 0:3:56
“THE GLOBE “COMMUNITY ART SCULPTURE IN ISRAEL
WORLD COMMUNITY ART DAY IN THE PLASTIC ARTS CENTER IN HOFIT ISRAEL.
COMMUNITY OF CHILDREN AND PARENTS WORKING ON “THE GLOBE” SCULPTURE WITH THE ARTISTS UT AND ANAT SHAMAI OUR MESSAGE IS MAKE ART NOT WAR!
HOPING THE GLOBE WILL BE FILLED WITH BEAUTIFUL ART PIECES …
OUR SITE WWW.ARTPAC.CO.IL
Duration : 0:1:1
Kashmere MultiService Center Civic Art Project
In partnership with Citizen Schools, an after-school apprenticeship program, and through a commission from the Houston Arts Alliance, artist Reginald Adams lead a team of 15 students in the design and production of 30 mosaic murals that will be incorporated into the neighborhood multi-service center which is just blocks away from where the students attend school.
The 10 week long apprenticeship program provides the students with hands-on experience working alongside a professional artist in the Museum of Cultural Arts Houston (MOCAH) downtown art studio. The program offers a positive and creative outlet for the youth to express themselves but equally as important is the benefit that is provided to the community through the beautification of the multi-service center, a well visited civic space located in the heart of the community.
The art apprenticeship program began in October 2008 and will be completed January 2009. The art project will be unveiled along with the Grand Opening of the renovated multi-service center in the spring of 2009.
The project is sponsored in part by Citizen Schools and Dal Tile with support from the Houston Arts Alliance through the city of Houston.
For more information contact Reginald Adams, at 713.224.2787 or via email at Reginald@mocah.org
Duration : 0:5:18
Collaboration & Community: Building a Large-Scale Art Project at Burning Man
Google Tech Talks
April, 11 2008
ABSTRACT
Shrine and TukTuk, two Los Angeles artists in town for the upcoming Yuri’s Night celebration at NASA, will be speaking at Google about their work in organizing this year’s Temple. The Temple is a tradition at Burning Man, the most meaningful installation to many participants in the yearly arts festival. Shrine and TukTuk will talk about the project, with plenty of burnerly hyjinx to make you laugh and pARTicipate.
Speaker: TukTuk
Writer, craftsman, builder, networker, and project manager Tucker Teutsch 3.0 tends always to think on a grand scale. After teaming up with his old pal Shrine for last year’s Tasseograph: Trash Tea Temple, he swore he’d never do it again. And yet he has a certain reputation for getting things done and has honed his skill as a natural team leader—both as logistics consultant for outdoor festivals and as lead organizer for various theme camps and art installations over the years. People often lose their ability to tell him no, which makes him good at this job. He has a production company in Portland, Ore., and lives there happily with a dog named Raven.
Speaker: Shrine
Shrine has been a guerrilla folk artist for over twenty years. His paintings and found object/trash sculptures, displaying an accessible and familiar aesthetic, have been featured at numerous galleries and events, and his guerrilla murals dot the Los Angeles cityscape, with other pieces in Edinburgh, London, Chicago, and Portugal, to name just a few spots. He has collaborated, both as a visual artist and performer, with Lucent Dossier and the Do Lab, Vau de Vire Society, and the national and world tours of Panic at the Disco! and Warp Tour. He lives at his home in Pasadena, which is in itself a testament to his love for making beautiful art from trash—although it probably does nothing for his neighbors’ property value.
Duration : 0:31:55
Houlton Community Arts Center
New video outlining the Houlton Community Arts Center project.
Duration : 0:9:51
KID smART ACNO 2007 Community Arts Awards
KID smART Arts Council of New Orleans 2007 Community Arts Awards
Duration : 0:2:1