Organizational Arts Grants
Organizational Arts Grants
El Mundo desde mi Corazon (the world of my heart) is a series of four digital artmaking and dialogue workshops aimed at honoring individuals and families residing in the Crookston area.
Chris Lane: graphic artist, photographer; Therese Jacobson: visual artist, retired visual art teacher; Emily Kuzel: arts advocate, English second language and special needs teacher; Kate Mulvey: performing artist, English second language teacher; Jaimie Snowdon: Indian studies teacher, advocate for Native American arts; Deb Alexander, arts advocate; Mary Beth King: music teacher; Karlace Taylor: arts advocate, piano instructor; Rena Bouchard: media arts and makeup artist, advocate for Latino arts; Mary Ann Laxen: visual artist; Sandy Zepeda: teacher, visual artist, advocate for Latino arts; Stephenie Anderson: textile artist.
Chris Lane: graphic artist, photographer; Mary Beth King: music teacher; Karlace Taylor: arts advocate, piano instructor; Mary Ann Laxen: visual artist; Stephenie Anderson: textile artist.
ACHF Arts Access ACHF Cultural Heritage
As a result of El Mundo desde mi Corazon, participants of diverse ages and backgrounds will have opportunities to learn and tell personal cultural stories through the digital arts. Evaluation will include the review of written summaries and debriefing sessions with participants and instructors, product assessment, attendance tallies, audience questionnaires (informal sampling), and formal observation related to arts skills or knowledge developed during the course of workshops; and the level of meaningful arts experiences acquired through participation.
El Mundo desde Corazon provided an opportunity for 108 community members to engage in digital arts and creative storytelling. The program was successful in promoting new participation within the community, embracing new creators, and opening the doors of
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