Deanne Hupfield, Fancy Shawl Dancer. CNAL/RCAA Conference 2015.
Diane Moran is a visual artist committed to projects that educate about everyday issues through art. Over the years, Diane has been involved in both international and local projects with schools and communities. She studied art at Emily Carr and Langara.
What is kindness? And how do youth interpret it as an art form?
That was the focus of a two-week youth art exhibit organized by Port Renfrew artist Diane Moran in partnership with Amber Academy Youth Fine Art Society, the Canadian Mental Health Association, Sooke School District and Sooke Arts Council.
Read the article published in Sooke News Mirror here
Community arts project "Seasons of Second Street" A 3D mural was created with my guidance and support with students using wood, paper mache, and mixed media process.
