So last Thursday a few of us volunteered and went to Longfellow elementary school in Whittier for their first annual art night, to which each class room had different projects.. and our project was ' magazine collages'! Although I didnt do much for helping the kids, ( when i asked if they wanted to sit with me and make stuff they shyed away..) it was still great none the less. FEAR NO ART.
Thank you to everybody who made it out, it was a complete success and the 6740 actually reached its maximum capacity. Gab and Leo rule for curating another amazing production, and all the artists were backed hard.
Summer time will bring more to the table, so come be a part of it.
Hey guys, Im donating one of my solar panel etchings to Cal State Fullerton for the social justice summits silent art auction. If you'd like to check it out, heres more information and hope to see you all there.
The Social Justice Summit at Cal State Fullerton is holding a fundraiser art auction on campus Friday and then a summit on April 18.
“Resist Ignorance, Provoke Thought, Incite Change” is the theme of Cal State Fullerton’s fifth annual Social Justice Summit, presented by the Volunteer & Service Center. The April 18 event provides a forum for people to exchange ideas about improving the state of local and global communities, offers a chance to discuss the obstacles to creating change and gives attendees the tools for taking social action.
For the first time, a silent art auction will be held in conjunction with the Social Justice Summit with artworks for sale this Friday, March 27, that incorporate social-justice themes. Both events are open to the public free of charge.
When/Where: Art Auction 4-8 p.m. Friday, March 27 Garden Cafe, Titan Student Union, Cal State Fullerton 800 N. State College Blvd., Fullerton, 92831
Auction: All proceeds benefit the Social Justice Summit, which is in large part supported through donations from the community.