C.C. Arshagra’s Introduction II on Bio-Ethics. Intro to online community project Art and science, and CCA Cultrual Communication Arts come together here to promote awareness of The GENETIC BILL of RIGHTS. A Bill authored in 2000 by THE COUNCIL for RESPONSIBLE GENETICS. Sheldon Krimsky is currently the Chair of THE COUNCIL for RESPONSIBLE GENETICS.
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Washtenaw Community College School of Music and Performing Arts.
http://www4.wccnet.edu/academicinfo/creditofferings/programs/schools.php?code=SMPA
Students learn basic creative and performance skills in music, drama and dance and how they are applied in a professional setting. Whether you are exploring your own talents, coordinating the talents of others, or practicing the techniques you will need to make a living at your craft, the School of Music and Performing Arts provides the fundamentals you need.
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Do you feel more alive when you’re on stage, or as part of a creative team? Have you always wanted to act, dance, compose, but have been afraid to try? Then think about WCC’s School of Music and Performing Arts. There’s no other field where you can express yourself to the world. It doesn’t matter what your experience level is. We only care that you grow. The School of Music and Performing Arts is unique. Why? Because it can train you for a career in the arts or provide a background for an appreciation that can last a lifetime. We’ve had students go on to form their own dance companies, perform with the Blue Man Group, write with such artists as Madonna, and transfer to top four-year performing arts programs. You don’t find this level of equipment and rehearsal space in many schools. We have pianos, space for guitar lessons, a soundproof studio, computers set up with all the applications you need to learn sequencing, producing, arranging. We have large dance studios and two theater stages. In Towsley Auditorium, you can learn sound reinforcement and perform in front of hundreds of people. And yes, we have traditional classrooms where you will learn the valuable art of managing your own career as a performer or music engineer. These instructors know what they teach because every single one of them works in the field. They spend their time performing around the country and working with other artists. You get personal, individual attention from these high-caliber instructors, and they know tons of people in the business who can help you. The tuition at WCC is very reasonable — probably what you’d make playing a few gigs. And there are lots of loans, grants,and scholarships that you may qualify for. So whether you want to work on stage or behind the scenes, you can develop an appreciation for the performing arts, and WCC can help make it happen.
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Vive Les Arts Theatre in Killeen, TX
www.vlatheatre.com
September 2008 – Jellylorum sings about Gus, who was once a famous actor.
Asparagus – Dennis Williams
Jellylorum – Andrea Luu
Artistic Director – Eric Shephard
Music Director – Elaine Garcia
Choreographer – Ashlee Jones
Costumes – Erin Shephard
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Glasgow’s West End Festival Carnival Community
A shot feature on community arts groups opperating in the west end of Glasgow who take part in the West End Festival Carnival Parade each year.
Video Project Director /
Narration
C21 Troy
With thanks to
Glasgow City Council
West End Festival
Michael Dale
Partick Music & Community Arts Initiative
The Annexe Staff and Volunteers in Partick
Partick Beat
Samba Ya Bamba
Mary Kiani and Choir
Jayne Taylor
The Path Group
Wood Craft Folk
Street Corner Kids
Azmina Ali
Drumchapel High School
Carnival Arts
All the groups and individuals who participate each year
You know who you are.
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Media Production
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Photo Gallery of all the groups taking part in Glasgow’s West End Festival 10th Year Aniversary [2006] on Flicker
http://www.flickr.com/photos/17918587@N06/sets/72157602905501224/
Download Complete set at Internet & Digital
http://www.internetanddigital.com/wef/
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Photo Album Featuring
Art In transit
Bazooka Arts
The Annexe Healthy Living Centre
Street Corner Kids
Woodcraft Folk
Hynland After School Club
Kelvinside Academy
Mirage Arabic Dancers
The High School Of Glasgow Greater
Easter house Arts Co
The Burnswick Centre
Common Wheel Bicycle Project
North West Womans Centre
Gartnavel Royal Hospital
Young Team
Drumchapel High School
LUV Project Present Linthouse
St. Kenneth’s Youth Club
Roots In The Community
Templeshafton Youth Club
Theatre Mondo
Plantation Productions
Scotland In Europe
Riverside Youth Club
BOSCO
Lighthouse Scotland Centre For Architechture
Design And The City
Hillhead High School
Hillhead Primary School
Jordanhill High School
Samba Ya Bamba
The Edinburgh Samba School
She-Boom
Beats Of Brazil
Barracudas
Barulho
Partick Beat
Verdi Vai
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The Black Ensemble Theater (BE) is celebrating its 33rd anniversary in 2009! A local treasure, a national wonder and an international success best describe the dynamic organization that is the Black Ensemble Theater. Founded in 1976, by the phenomenal producer, playwright and actress Jackie Taylor, Black Ensemble Theater has grown from a small community arts organization to a nationally and internationally renowned strong arts institution.
About BEThe mission of the Black Ensemble Theater is to eradicate racism and its damaging effects upon our society through the utilization of theater arts. BE achieves its mission through productions and programs that perpetuate the history of the African American people, while reaching out to a cross-cultural audience and serving disenfranchised communities.
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The School of the Arts is divided into Departments of Art History, Music (classical and jazz), Studio Art (painting, drawing, sculpture, printmaking, and photography), and Theatre (including dance), with programs in Arts Management and Historic Preservation and Community Planning. Also included are master programs in Arts Management (offered through the MPA program), Historic Preservation and Community Planning (offered in conjunction with Clemson University), an artist certificate program in Music, a graduate certificate in Arts Management, and a Masters of Arts in Teaching: Choral Music (new this year!). The School has a total of approximately 650 majors, taught by close to 100 full time and adjunct faculty members.
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New video outlining the Houlton Community Arts Center project.
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Community Arts North West’s Urban Music Theatre Programme project 2007
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Bates Dance Festival hosts the Youth Arts Program (YAP), a community outreach program that brings youth from the Lewiston/Auburn, Maine community, and their families, together with world-class artists to experience music and dance firsthand. YAP engages young people ages 6-17 in an intensive and enjoyable three weeks of dance and music classes taught by a staff of gifted arts educators. YAP is structured as a full-day (9am to 4pm) non-residential program.
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