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Monday, March 7, 2011
Friday, February 18, 2011
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WIDE ANGLE YOUTH MEDIA NEEDS VOLUNTEERS
Exhibition volunteers are needed to help hang the 6th Annual Who Are You? Youth Media Festival at CenterStage.
Volunteers are needed:
Monday, March 21st, 2011 8am – 4pm
Tuesday, March 22nd, 2011 8am – 4pm
If you are interested in helping to hang the artwork of over 300 Baltimore City youth, please contact Festival Coordinator Sarah McCann at: mccann@wideanglemedia.org
You do not need to be available for the entire day, you may sign up for a 2‐3 hour shift.
About the Festival and Wide Angle
The Who Are You? Youth Media Festival gives 300 youth from 5th – 12th grade an opportunity to showcase their talents in video, photography, poetry, performance, and fine art in a month‐long celebration at CENTERSTAGE. From October‐March, workshops are conducted at schools and after school programs –while the 12 Youth Festival Committee members design and curate the festival.
Wide Angle Youth Media is a 501c3 non‐profit that provides Baltimore youth with media education to tell their own stories and become engaged in their communities. Through after school programs, community events, our annual Youth Media Festival, and our youth‐run television show, Wide Angle strives to make media make a difference.
http://www.wideanglemedia.org
Exhibition volunteers are needed to help hang the 6th Annual Who Are You? Youth Media Festival at CenterStage.
Volunteers are needed:
Monday, March 21st, 2011 8am – 4pm
Tuesday, March 22nd, 2011 8am – 4pm
If you are interested in helping to hang the artwork of over 300 Baltimore City youth, please contact Festival Coordinator Sarah McCann at: mccann@wideanglemedia.org
You do not need to be available for the entire day, you may sign up for a 2‐3 hour shift.
About the Festival and Wide Angle
The Who Are You? Youth Media Festival gives 300 youth from 5th – 12th grade an opportunity to showcase their talents in video, photography, poetry, performance, and fine art in a month‐long celebration at CENTERSTAGE. From October‐March, workshops are conducted at schools and after school programs –while the 12 Youth Festival Committee members design and curate the festival.
Wide Angle Youth Media is a 501c3 non‐profit that provides Baltimore youth with media education to tell their own stories and become engaged in their communities. Through after school programs, community events, our annual Youth Media Festival, and our youth‐run television show, Wide Angle strives to make media make a difference.
http://www.wideanglemedia.org
Friday February 25th!
Please join us, on Friday, Feb. 25th, from 4-5pm in the Meyerhoff Private Dining Room for an informational session about creating an Active Minds Student Chapter at MICA.
By developing and supporting chapters of a student-run mental health awareness, education, and advocacy group on campuses, Active Minds works to increase students’ awareness of mental health issues, provide information and resources regarding mental health and mental illness, encourage students to seek help as soon as it is needed, and serve as liaison between students and the mental health community.
Active Minds aims to remove the stigma that surrounds mental health issues, and create a comfortable environment for an open conversation about mental health issues on campuses throughout North America.
By developing and supporting chapters of a student-run mental health awareness, education, and advocacy group on campuses, Active Minds works to increase students’ awareness of mental health issues, provide information and resources regarding mental health and mental illness, encourage students to seek help as soon as it is needed, and serve as liaison between students and the mental health community.
Active Minds aims to remove the stigma that surrounds mental health issues, and create a comfortable environment for an open conversation about mental health issues on campuses throughout North America.
Wednesday, February 16, 2011
and another thing...
Quilting Bee and Clothing Swap
Saturday, Feb 26
Saturday, March 19
Saturday, April 26
4-7:00 p.m.
MICA PLACE, 814 N. Collington Avenue, Baltimore MD21205
For more info: http://powersuitproject.wordpress.com/
Saturday, Feb 26
Saturday, March 19
Saturday, April 26
4-7:00 p.m.
MICA PLACE, 814 N. Collington Avenue, Baltimore MD21205
For more info: http://powersuitproject.wordpress.com/
new news!
hey everyone! there are lots of new things happening and we want you to be a part of them!
1. If you haven't been fingerprinted you should meet me outside Bunting at 8:55am this Saturday to take the bus to be fingerprinted.
2. We have our first social of the semester planned for this Saturday as well. Come to 1504 w Mount Royal apt 1 and join your fellow CAP interns for food, music and fun. plus there will be a kitten there. and who doesn't like kittens.
3. Finally please remember to follow us twitter!! Our name is CommArtsMICA.
1. If you haven't been fingerprinted you should meet me outside Bunting at 8:55am this Saturday to take the bus to be fingerprinted.
2. We have our first social of the semester planned for this Saturday as well. Come to 1504 w Mount Royal apt 1 and join your fellow CAP interns for food, music and fun. plus there will be a kitten there. and who doesn't like kittens.
3. Finally please remember to follow us twitter!! Our name is CommArtsMICA.
Monday, January 31, 2011
important dates
Tomorrow, Feb. 1 in Bunting 330 and 340 is CAP open house. We miss you so come visit us between 11:30 am and 1:00 pm. Bonus: food and drinks and fun will be provided.
Come hear about the wonderful work MICA students are dsoing with the help of the Student Affairs Community Service Grant and CAP's very own France Merrick Special Projects Grant on Wednesday Feb 2 in Brown 307 at 2pm.
And finally, the thing you've all been waiting for: CAP Orientation 11 am Saturday Feb 5th in Bunting 110. Woo Hoo!!! Since this year we are kicking things off a little earlier than usual we will be providing breakfast: coffee, bagels, cream cheese and the CAP staff will be anxiously awaiting your arrival. Can't wait to see you all there.
Come hear about the wonderful work MICA students are dsoing with the help of the Student Affairs Community Service Grant and CAP's very own France Merrick Special Projects Grant on Wednesday Feb 2 in Brown 307 at 2pm.
And finally, the thing you've all been waiting for: CAP Orientation 11 am Saturday Feb 5th in Bunting 110. Woo Hoo!!! Since this year we are kicking things off a little earlier than usual we will be providing breakfast: coffee, bagels, cream cheese and the CAP staff will be anxiously awaiting your arrival. Can't wait to see you all there.
Baltimore Open City.
An open city is a place where everyone feels welcome, regardless of such things as wealth, race or religion. In every neighborhood of an open city, one feels like he or she belongs. Does Baltimore feel open or does housing discrimination, bad public transportation, and the privatization of public space separate people and create an uneven distribution of opportunity? For the exhibition Baltimore Open City, students of Maryland Institute College of Art’s Exhibition Development Seminar invited scholars, activists, community- based organizations, local artists and visiting artist Damon Rich to create a series of installations, workshops and other public programs that investigate the ways in which Baltimore is and is not an open city. We welcome our neighbors to join us in exploring what an open city might look and feel like.
Call for Entries
At this time, Baltimore Open City would like to invite artists, designers, architects, educators, community groups and all other interested parties to participate in our exhibition. We are looking for people to contribute original and informative works of two- and three- dimensional art and design. The work submitted should be relevant to the idea of the “open” city in general and/or Baltimore specifically. Only finished work will be considered for acceptance.
Submission
Send your submission to info@baltimoreopencity.com with the subject line “Call for Entries.” In the body of your email, list the name(s) of the artist(s), an email address, the title of your submission, the medium (what it’s made out of), the date it was completed and the dimensions. Also include a short artist statement (a description of the submission and the ideas behind it) and a biography (a description of the artist/group that made the submission). Don’t forget to attach a photograph of your submission to the email.
Multiples
If your submission is a “multiple”—such as a zine, pamphlet or brochure—and is accepted for exhibition, you should deliver 100 copies by the delivery deadline and be prepared to produce more if necessary during the running time of the exhibition. Judging Submissions will be chosen for acceptance by the Maryland Institute College of Art students who are producing Baltimore Open City.
Insurance
Baltimore Open City is unable to provide insurance coverage for submissions while in transit or while on its premises for exhibition purposes.
DEADLINE FEB 26
Call for Entries
At this time, Baltimore Open City would like to invite artists, designers, architects, educators, community groups and all other interested parties to participate in our exhibition. We are looking for people to contribute original and informative works of two- and three- dimensional art and design. The work submitted should be relevant to the idea of the “open” city in general and/or Baltimore specifically. Only finished work will be considered for acceptance.
Submission
Send your submission to info@baltimoreopencity.com with the subject line “Call for Entries.” In the body of your email, list the name(s) of the artist(s), an email address, the title of your submission, the medium (what it’s made out of), the date it was completed and the dimensions. Also include a short artist statement (a description of the submission and the ideas behind it) and a biography (a description of the artist/group that made the submission). Don’t forget to attach a photograph of your submission to the email.
Multiples
If your submission is a “multiple”—such as a zine, pamphlet or brochure—and is accepted for exhibition, you should deliver 100 copies by the delivery deadline and be prepared to produce more if necessary during the running time of the exhibition. Judging Submissions will be chosen for acceptance by the Maryland Institute College of Art students who are producing Baltimore Open City.
Insurance
Baltimore Open City is unable to provide insurance coverage for submissions while in transit or while on its premises for exhibition purposes.
DEADLINE FEB 26
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