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| Sangre Taina, acrylic and ink on canvas, 16" x 20" |
Showing posts with label culture. Show all posts
Showing posts with label culture. Show all posts
Wednesday, July 12, 2017
Sangre Taina/Taino Blood
Labels:
Boricua,
Caribbean,
culture,
ethnic,
folk art,
heritage,
latin art,
Latino,
native indian,
puerto rico,
Tainos
Monday, May 15, 2017
Call for Participants: "Mosaic" Multi-Cultural Youth Art Workshop
Mosaic is an artist-led socially-engaged project working with
Multicultural Youth. It is a partnership between artist John Gascot (Lead),
co-lead artists and youth participants ages 11-14.
In June of 2017 Mr. Gascot will lead alongside co-lead art instructor Noelle Stillman a group of approximately 10 Multicultural Youths on a 4-day expressive arts program. There is no cost to participants. The workshop will take place at Allendale UMC. Allendale UMC has made a large classroom available to the project at no cost. The workshop is in no way faith-based. During the 4-day period Gascot and Stillman and will provide instruction and guidance as the students create stylized culturally expressive self-portraits celebrating their heritage and ancestry. Each portrait will be composed of 4 panels which will later be separated and mixed with the portraits of others to create various “mosaic” cross-cultural portraits. All final creative decisions will be made by the students. Once works are completed, an exhibit and opening reception celebrating the youth participants and their works will be held (dates and details will be announced soon). This event will be free and open to the public. The goal of this project is to bring youth from varying cultural backgrounds together in a safe and professional setting for cross-learning and cross-cultural creative teamwork. Through a shared art-making process they will learn about one another, what makes them culturally unique and how those differences might have enriched their creative experience.
In June of 2017 Mr. Gascot will lead alongside co-lead art instructor Noelle Stillman a group of approximately 10 Multicultural Youths on a 4-day expressive arts program. There is no cost to participants. The workshop will take place at Allendale UMC. Allendale UMC has made a large classroom available to the project at no cost. The workshop is in no way faith-based. During the 4-day period Gascot and Stillman and will provide instruction and guidance as the students create stylized culturally expressive self-portraits celebrating their heritage and ancestry. Each portrait will be composed of 4 panels which will later be separated and mixed with the portraits of others to create various “mosaic” cross-cultural portraits. All final creative decisions will be made by the students. Once works are completed, an exhibit and opening reception celebrating the youth participants and their works will be held (dates and details will be announced soon). This event will be free and open to the public. The goal of this project is to bring youth from varying cultural backgrounds together in a safe and professional setting for cross-learning and cross-cultural creative teamwork. Through a shared art-making process they will learn about one another, what makes them culturally unique and how those differences might have enriched their creative experience.
-10 student participants, ages 11-14, from at least 3-5
cultural backgrounds
-Two teaching artists
-One 2hr session per day
Workshop Dates:
Monday, June 26, 10am-noon
Tuesday, June 27, 10am-noon
Wednesday, June 28, 10am-noon
Thursday, June 29, 10am-noon
Project contact:
John Gascot, jgascot@gascot.com
This project is possible through a grant from the Saint Petersburg Arts Alliance.
Monday, June 26, 10am-noon
Tuesday, June 27, 10am-noon
Wednesday, June 28, 10am-noon
Thursday, June 29, 10am-noon
Project contact:
John Gascot, jgascot@gascot.com
This project is possible through a grant from the Saint Petersburg Arts Alliance.
Labels:
art,
creativity,
culture,
diversity,
equality,
expression,
Florida,
Pinellas,
race,
Saint Petersburg,
youth
Wednesday, September 28, 2016
American Family
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| American Family, acrylic and ink on canvas, 16" x 20" |
This painting, from my "Se Habla Espanol" solo exhibit reflects on the changing face of the American family and the blurring of cultural lines in modern US society. It is available from my Etsy store.
Labels:
america,
culture,
donald trump,
election,
family,
immigration,
Latinos,
Mexico,
politics,
USA
Thursday, March 24, 2016
Serving Privilege
Labels:
america,
art,
aunt jemima,
black lives matter,
chanel,
contemporary,
culture,
disney,
louis vuitton,
social issues
Thursday, October 15, 2015
Day of the Dead Couple Prints
Giclee prints of Muerta Linda and Muerto Guapo are now available for purchase.
Each comes in a variety of sizes from 10" x 5" to 32" x 16".
Order yours through Latin Pop Shop on Etsy.
Labels:
culture,
day of the dead,
decor,
dia de los muertos,
folk,
global,
Halloween,
Latin,
Mexico,
Pop
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