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SUMMARY:Teen Summer Series: Sound Mapping
DESCRIPTION:Join us virtually on Fridays August 14\, 21\, and 28 for a series of workshops with local creatives. Workshops are free and open to all teens. No art experience or prior knowledge necessary! \nSound Mapping with Mary Scott | August 14\, 3 pm on Zoom \nEver get lost in the sounds of your surroundings? Learn how to turn this into your very own sound art in this field recording workshop. We will talk about soundscapes\, learn the basics of field recording on your phone\, and even practice some basic audio production to create your own audio piece! \nClick here to learn more and register.
URL:https://nomastaging.org/event/teen-summer-series-sound-mapping/
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SUMMARY:Teen Summer Series workshop with Christian "Cubs the Poet" Davenport
DESCRIPTION:Although we can’t gather in person\, the Teen Summer Series aims to create a virtual space for us to learn about artists’ practices and to create together! Join us on Zoom on Fridays August 14\, 21\, and 28 at 3 pm for a series of workshops with local creatives working in a range of mediums.  \nWorkshops are FREE and open to all teens\, however space is limited. Please check out the descriptions and materials needed for each workshop below\, and follow this link to sign up for one or all three! No art experience or prior knowledge is necessary to participate.  \nIdentity with Christian “Cubs the Poet” Davenport\nFriday\, August 21\, 3 pm on Zoom \nYour senses are being conditioned. Which one is your favorite of the five? Do you realize how you maneuver through the environment using your senses? If you could not see\, how would you describe beauty? If you could not hear\, how would you know the truth? This workshop allows you space to ponder over the privilege you have in creating your own identity. \nWhat you’ll need: Paper and things to write or draw with (pen or pencil or other artistic tools). \n  \n \nAbout the Teaching Artist \nChristian “Cubs the Poet” Davenport was born in Baton Rouge\, LA and raised in the DMV (District of Columbia\, Maryland\, Virginia). Growing up\, he attended Catholic schools\, yet each school was predominantly of one race. He believes he witnessed the effects of institutional education on all identifying races and classes in America. Wanting to develop and understand his own way of thinking\, Cubs left college to start typing custom poems in the French Quarter\, where he honed his poetic skills and expanded his vocabulary with regards to communicating with tourists and natives. He believes freedom is not the experience\, but the expression of the experience. The inaugural Poet Laureate of Baton Rouge\, Cubs is currently working on self publishing his first book of poems and art\, What I Did with my Free Time. Cubs the Poet is also a visual artist\, whose latest exhibition\, “Say It: I Love Black People\,” delved into the lack of intimacy and vulnerability between races\, in addition to the lack of development of self love. \nThe workshop is projected to run 90 minutes on Zoom. Open to all teens! Spots are limited.\nClick here to register. Confirmation and the Zoom link will be provided by email.
URL:https://nomastaging.org/event/teen-summer-series-workshop-with-cubs-the-poet/
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SUMMARY:Virtual Family Festival: Courage and Care
DESCRIPTION:Please join us for NOMA’s very first Virtual Family Festival! Since we can’t be together in person\, we’ve partnered with local organizations and creatives to bring you on-screen fun at home. We’re exploring what it means to have courage and to take care of ourselves and one another. Facing things that are new\, different\, or unknown can be scary\, but a moment of bravery to reach out a helping hand or to try something new can lead to beautiful possibilities! \nAll Virtual Family Festival activities are free for youth and families. Please note that programming and activities include a mix of live/interactive and pre-prepped (non-live) options.  Live\, participatory workshop sessions require advance registration\, as spots are limited.* These sessions will be recorded and made available on the website for a larger audience to enjoy post-event. \nClick here to enter the Festival!  \n*Click here to view the Virtual Family Festival Live Programming Schedule and register for live workshop sessions! Registration closes on Saturday\, August 22nd at 10 am. \n 
URL:https://nomastaging.org/event/virtual-family-festival-courage-and-care/
CATEGORIES:Kids & Families,Family Day
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SUMMARY:Teen Summer Series workshop with Dorothy Ray
DESCRIPTION:Although we can’t gather in person\, the Teen Summer Series aims to create a virtual space for us to learn about artists’ practices and to create together! Join us on Zoom on Fridays August 14\, 21\, and 28 at 3 pm for a series of workshops with local creatives working in a range of mediums. \nWorkshops are FREE and open to all teens\, however space is limited. Please check out the descriptions and materials needed for each workshop below\, and follow this link to sign up for one or all three! No art experience or prior knowledge is necessary to participate. \nMental Building Blocks with Dorthy Ray \nAugust 28th\, 3 pm on Zoom \nCatch a look inside photographer\, organizer\, and mixed media artist Dorthy Ray’s mind in this workshop on the creative process. Often starting with a meditative “brain dumping” exercise\, Ray systematically sorts through collected ideas and experiences and conducts research to produce an artwork\, “starting with a mop and ending with a needle.” Bring your own collected visuals\, ideas\, intentions and sketches and learn to harness\, hone and fine-tune within your own creative process. \nWhat you’ll need: Paper\, things to write or draw with\, and your cell phone or social media saved images / camera roll \n  \n \nAbout the Teaching Artist \nDorthy Ray is a Louisiana native photographer\, organizer\, mixed media artist and educator working with The Future Fund and Broadmoor Senior High to provide training to middle and high school students to prepare them for jobs in the creative workforce. Dorthy Ray’s work will be on view at Under Nine Studios in Chalmette on Saturday\, August 28th. \nThe workshop is projected to run 90 minutes on Zoom. Open to all teens! Spots are limited.\nClick here to register. Confirmation and the Zoom link will be provided by email.
URL:https://nomastaging.org/event/teen-summer-series-workshop-with-dorothy-ray/
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