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 Today I went to the grocery store and inside in front of the UPS store I saw this. I am sure this is everything this person owns and now he is out on the street in the rain and I am warm and dry.  Drawing 288  Ironically it is the tech boom that has made housing unaffordable for so many. "Many of the homeless work regular jobs, in some cases serving the very people whose sky-high net worth is the reason housing has become unaffordable for so many." AP
In one school in the heart of Silicon Valley, 44% of the students identify as homeless. Here are the National Statistics about the impact of homelessness on students.
I am honored to have been asked to do a Master Class for teachers on the topic of Art and Activism at this years California Art Education Association conference in San Francisco.
http://www.caea-arteducation.org/ It will be offered twice. Once on Friday and again on Saturday November 10 and 11. The overarching concepts of this master class will be “Visual Journalism,” “Art and Activism,” and “Social Justice.” The discussion will be about how to incorporate these themes in the art classroom and how to use our skills and social media to promote Social Justice and a spirit of giving back. Related topics will be street photography and copyright. The class will create a group project as well as individual pen and pencil drawings. I did a workshop today about my work at Drew High School in San Francisco. The topic was Art and Activism. Part of it was a collaborative work in which each student created a piece that included a word about being homeless. The students were thoughtful and creative - a pleasure to work with and this is the finished work.  |
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RECENT EXHIBITIONS
The "Tiny and Huge" Show at Studio Gallery Nov and Dec 2018 The Written Word at Studio Gallery 2018 Art inspired by books and writing August 2nd-27th, 2018 The "TINY" show at Studio Gallery 2016 and 2017 1641 Pacific Avenue, San Francisco, CA 94109 Small pieces under $500 December 2016, 2017 and 2018
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