Deanne Hupfield, Fancy Shawl Dancer. CNAL/RCAA Conference 2015.
Why improvising is more than something from nothing, and how creativity and collaboration can improve lives and save the world.
Authored and submitted by Louise Campbell, project lead for the Participatory Creative Music Hub
Authored and submitted by Dina Cindric to the Participatory Creative Music Hub.
Authored and submitted by MariEve Lauzon and Michel Frigon to the Participatory Creative Music Hub
Authored by Louise Campbell,
Project lead for the Participatory Creative Music Hub
Authored and Submitted by Thais Montanari to the Participatory Creative Music Hub.
Authored and Submitted by Germaine Liu to the Participatory Creative Music Hub.
My name is Shauna Carpinelli and I am the curriculum chair of the art department and the visual arts teacher at Holy Trinity C.S.S in Courtice Ontario. I am writing to you today to share our pandemic art story!
My voice students and I (30 students, between the ages of 7 and 70, all kinds of experience, talent levels, etc) are in the middle of Broad-MAY.
We are proud to be running arts projects for and with students during this challenging time. We see the arts as a powerful agent of change and hope, especially during this time where our kids have gone through so many hardships due to the pandemic.