Community Engaged Art
Pippa Biddle Article: https://www.huffpost.com/entry/little-white-girls-voluntourism_b_4834574 Pippa Biddle’s article definitely opened my eyes to how we can help developing countries. I never thought about how helping could be a hindrance. We should use our resources to donate materials and give the resources to those within a country so they can run their own camps because they know
The HuffPost article by Pippa Biddle was a mindful response to the industry of “voluntourism”. I, like the author, have gone on a “mission trip” before. My church flew a group of parishioners down to Haiti to spend a week at an orphanage helping to build church pews/benches, a goat pen, a water well, and
My experiences in Freedom House that led to my print idea is the result of noticing what was lacking and the need for uplifting decoration in the rooms. The Freedom House is a non-profit organization that houses and assists families who need help in finances. Through this class, I have worked with Lydia in the
Over the semester, I didn’t really find that working with Freedom House, a local homeless shelter, necessarily changed the work that I made for the final project. However, I have a collection of finished images and sketches on my computer, so I searched around for what I thought would be best to give to Freedom
Here’s a copy of our syllabus. You’ll get a paper version of this in class, but should you ever lose it, you can find the file here. ART 330 – Syllabus
This is our reading for the semester. You can buy it at your local bookseller and other places where books are sold. Please make sure to get this edition with design work by Shepard Fairey. A different edition of this book is available at the SNC Library. We’ll be reading the book in these four
