We are very excited to be working with all of you this summer! This blog acts as your introduction to the program and to your fellow residents. We hope you will use this page to post about the projects you will be undertaking as well as offer feedback to others. Please take a look at the other pages to learn more about travel, payment, and what to expect. Feel free to post questions on the blog as it may be helpful to others who may have similar concerns.

Monday, November 8, 2010. Communication is at the core of the. Advocacy and agents for change these artists promote issues of environmental and social concern by connecting and engaging with the public. Through this artistic practice we reach dialogue and awareness. Motivated by a value for the everyday and life itself, the artists included in. LEARNING TO LOVE YOU MORE. Learning to Love you More. The online project took place from 2002-2009, which operated as an Inter.

Tuesday, 13 April 2010. Motley Stories 03 04 2010. Sunday, 28 March 2010. Motley Stories 03 04 2010. Saturday, 13 March 2010. The Fantasy Atelier 13 03 2010. The aim of the introduction was to. Discuss and challenge traditional ideas about what a playspace or playscape could be. The aim of the workshop was to explore how.

We can see how the collapse of the economy is affecting everyone. We have to work things out. We can only do it together. What do we know? What have others tried? How do we talk about it? What are the wildest possibilities? What are the pragmatic steps? What can you do? What can we do? We know that larger numbers of people find themselves increasingly shut out of the American promise of wealth and security.

There really is no such thing as Art.

ARTISTS IN CONTEXT is a flexible organizational framework designed to assemble artists and other creative thinkers across disciplines to conceptualize new ways of representing and acting upon the critical issues of our time. Site Artists in Context is a project of The Arts Company. This website is an archive of previous AIC activities. To link to the current AIC website. Nancy Andrews, cover of. Loupette and the Moon comic. Marie Cieri, Drawing,.

Having worked with several different populations of homeless adults and youth in previous community art projects, completing Found Objects. Getting closer to the final countdown of placed sweaters! Filed under Found Objects.

All instructional handouts distributed in class are also available here for download.