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Exhibit and Workshop 2022
Workshop with BIPOC Alliance Fort Collins
The project, "Your History Your Dream," pairs students together to create their own visual "I Have a Dream" piece, exploring what it means to them and their future. Each pair will begin by writing and conceptualizing their dreams on paper. They will then trace each other's bodies on a 6-foot piece of canvas, overlapping the outlines using markers. Within these outlines, students will visually represent their dreams and historical stories through painting, stenciling, collage, and other materials. Where the bodies intersect, the students will collaborate, combining their visions to create a unified final piece.
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A Culture Preserved In The Black Experience 2022
Art Exhibit at the Museum Of Art Fort Collins
The purpose of this exhibition extends beyond mere preservation; it seeks to foster cultural awareness, affirmation, and appreciation. By providing a platform for Black American artists, "A Culture Preserved (In the Black Experience)" offers a space where the voices and experiences of Black Americans can be seen, heard, and celebrated.
https://www.dariamag.com/home/a-culture-preserved-in-the-black-experience
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Beauty Of Blackness Fine Art show
The Beauty Of Blackness Fine Art Show offers a distinctive indoor Fine Art exhibition tailored for collectors and art enthusiasts seeking to acquire unique pieces. Our showcase highlights original works by Black and African American artists, providing a curated selection for homes and offices in Northern Colorado. What sets us apart from other art exhibitions is our exclusive focus on original artwork, enabling collectors to acquire one-of-a-kind pieces.
https://www.thebeautyofblacknessfineartshow.com/
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Community Quilt Project
Juneteenth Community Quilt Project. Created with Louise Cutler Studio and sewn by Roselyn Cutler
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Social Justice for the Arts
CSU Summer camp
SOCIAL JUSTICE THRU THE ARTS (SJTA) teaches basic social justice concepts and advocacy through integrated work and exploration in the arts. Participants engage in hands-on learning in storytelling, movement and dance, image theatre, designing and painting, creative writing, social and digital media, and film/video.
SJTA 2022
Feature Artist Louise Cutler - Amending, A-mending History
https://youtu.be/18QWyK4ZOJY?si=BaQ0XqbHTCBSC9gD
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Freedom of Expression Work Shop with Efilaf Art Depart
In an interview during the event artist Wayne Gipson, explained his purpose behind the workshop stating, “What we are trying to do with this workshop is give the kids another outlet to express themselves.” He then explained the power of art in its ability to express a moment, a feeling, a message, or even a thought. This beauty does not come without turmoil, as Gipson describes the complexities of being vulnerable with one’s thoughts and emotions and expressing them with a new medium. “So today,” Gipson states, “comfort is the focus. We’re not trying to create any particular piece, just get comfortable with the art process.”
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