Come by Venice Arts Sunday September 7th, from 1-4pm for another exciting adult Drop in Media Storytelling Workshop! This year long series is part of the Community Story Lab, a new program for adults that mirrors the depth of learning and arts engagement in our programs for youth! The Drop in Labs are free for low income adults.
Led by media artists Michelle Glass, Andrea Dominguez & Paige Tighe, each month will present a new theme and approach to media-based story telling. The theme for September's Drop In Lab is:
What You Think You Need: We often look outwards for validation of what we feel inside. We are barraged by a culture that consistently tells us we are incomplete, needing something, missing something. In this project, students will create “Lost” or “Missing” flyers that represent real, perceived or embellished upon physical or internal attributes. Students will use found or personally shot photos to incorporate into their flyers. The flyers will be printed in multiples and distributed into the community. Each student will create an alias email address and will set up accounts to receive replies from the community. They can then later share the responses online.
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Please email Meg at meg@venice-arts.org if you are interested in learning more or visit http://venicearts.org/
The Community Story Lab is supported by a grant from The James Irvine Foundation.
Find out what's happening in Venice-Mar Vistafor free with the latest updates from Patch.
Domingo, 7 de Septiembre 2014: Mirando hacia adentro – qué piensas que necesitas
A menudo miramos hacia el exterior para validar lo que sentimos por dentro. Estamos bombardeados por una cultura que nos dice constantemente que estamos incompletos, necesitando algo, que nos falta algo.
En este proyecto, los estudiantes crearán volantes de “perdido” o desaparecido” que representen atributos físicos o internos ya sean reales, percibidos o embellecidos.
Los estudiantes utilizarán fotografías encontradas o sacadas personalmente para incorporar a sus folletos, los cuales serán imprimidos y distribuídos a la comunidad.
Cada estudiante creará una dirección de correo electrónico alias y una configuración de cuenta para recibir respuestas de la comunidad. Los estudiantes podrán luego compartir dichas respuestas en línea.
Interesado en saber más o inscribirse en el Laboratorio Comunitario de Narrativa? Por favor escríba a Meg a meg@venice-arts.org o llame al 310.392.0846.
El Laboratorio Comunitario de Narrativa es apoyado por una beca de The James Irvine Foundation.