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PUTTING
CREATIVITY TO WORK
for Adults
Putting Creativity to Work (PCTW) is a multi-workshop
series that offers a 'nuts and bolts' look at the strategies, training,
education and skills necessary to jump start and maintain a career in
the arts. This course is ideal for individuals with disabilities who
are interested in exploring or advancing their professional careers
in the arts. The class
will cover:
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Clarifying Your Direction: Taking a look at
a career in the arts.
- Self-Assessment Process: What skills do I have? What do I need?
- Vocational Rehabilitation Services: An Overview.
- Jump Starting Your Career: Taking a look at your current status.
- Understanding Basic Benefit Issues for the Episodic Earner.
- The Role of Mentoring in Sustaining Your Career in the arts.
In addition, the PCTW Series will include a studio component in which
professional artists will expose participants to a variety of art explorations
in various art disciplines. A
free copy of Putting Creativity to Work, a publication of VSA
arts and the Social Security Administration will be given to each participant.
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PREVIOUS
CLASS
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Putting Creativity to Work
for Visual Artists
July
7 - September 15, 2007
For more information contact
Ann Troise at ann@vsamass.org
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Class
Schedule Summer 07
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JULY:
7 - Digital Photography
with Terry Sweeney
14 - Photoshop on the PC
with Terry Sweeney
21 - Distributing emails and Photoshop
with Lauren Geraghty |
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PCTW
Guide
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"Paradise"
by Sammy Arthur
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Young
artist at PCTW for teens
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PUTTING
CREATIVITY TO WORK
for Teens
Putting Creativity to
Work (PCTW) for Teens is an after-school program that offers high
school students who are very serious about making art quality hands-on
art instruction in multiple media, studio time and space, art supplies,
and equipment. Students receive support in developing a portfolio of
their work, and gain a clearer understanding of career possibilities
in the arts.
Among the opportunities participating students will have during the
course of the program will be visits to local museums, guest visits
from artists with and without disabilities to talk about their experiences
and their work, and a culminating exhibit of their work.
In partnership with Massachusetts College of Art, VSA has also been
able to offer PCTW students the opportunity to participate in Mass Art's
"Xtreme! Week", an intensive week-long experience in art making,
where they can choose to concentrate on drawing or fashion.
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AUGUST:
4- Studio Work
with Nora Valdez
11- Studio Work and discussion
with Nora valdez
18- Portfolio Studio and discussing the
classes' work with Nora Valdez
25- Writing and talking about yourself
with Paul Kahn |
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SEPTEMBER:
8 - Discussing and articulating art work
with Paul Kahn
15 - Field trip or reading (TBA)
with Paul Kahn |
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VSA
arts of Massachusetts - China Trade Center,
2 Boylston St. Suite 211, Boston, MA 02116
Phone: 617-350-7713, TTY: 617-350-6836, Fax: 617-482-4298 |
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