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- Common threads : weaving community through collaborative eco-art / by Kallis, Sharon;
Includes bibliographical references, Internet addresses and index.LSC- Subjects: Environment (Art); Ecology in art.; Environmental protection in art.; Weaving.; Community arts projects.;
- Available copies: 1 / Total copies: 1
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Mural Mosaic's Canada train.
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- Subjects: Mosaics; Mural painting and decoration; Community art projects; Public art;
- © c2018., Mural Mosaic Inc.,
- Available copies: 2 / Total copies: 2
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- Catch the fire : an art-full guide to unleashing the creative power of youth, adults and communities / by Taylor, Peggy,1946-; Murphy, Charlie.;
Includes bibliographical references, Internet addresses and index.LSC- Subjects: Community arts projects.; Arts and society.; Creative ability; Creation (Literary, artistic, etc.);
- © c2014., New Society Publishers,
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- Before I die / by Chang, Candy.;
LSC- Subjects: Artists and community.; Graffiti.; Street art.; Death; Wishes.; Goal (Psychology); Self-realization.; Self-actualization (Psychology); Community arts projects.;
- © 2013., St. Martin's Griffin,
- Available copies: 1 / Total copies: 1
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- The Umbrella House / by Nelson, Colleen.;
Includes bibliographical references."Middle-schooler Ruby and her friend Scout join together to stop a real-estate mogul from tearing down their historied New York City apartment building, called Umbrella House. In a contest for a news network, Ruby and Scout use their creativity and video-editing skills to show the value of both their building and their East Village neighborhood. Once they discover the identity of the anonymous Midnight Muralist, Ruby convinces the famed East Village artist to paint the front of Umbrella House to make it too valuable to tear down."--- Subjects: Video journalism; Historic preservation; Middle school students; Community arts projects;
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- Anti-racist art activities for kids : 30+ creative projects that celebrate diversity and inspire change / by Birhanu, Abigail.; Latimer, Khadesia.; Liz, Paula.; Santos, Lori.; Slade, Tamara.; Wells, Anjali.;
"Anti-Racist Art Activities for Kids offers creative projects for kids ages 8-12 to inspire change within themselves, their community, and the larger world"--- Subjects: Activity books.; Handicraft for children; Anti-racism;
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- The creative instigator's handbook : a DIY guide to making social change through art / by Prain, Leanne,author.;
"From the co-creator of the seminal craftivism book Yarn Bombing: a guide for creatives to making impactful, socially engaged art projects. Flash mobs come and go, but purposeful creativity can change communities. Are you a creative (aspiring or otherwise) who is curious about how you can apply your skills to activist, socially engaged art projects? Whether you paint, sew, sing, build, weld, or rhyme, The Creative Instigator's Handbook explores how to take that big project you've been dreaming about and actually make it happen. In response to the challenging times that we live in, Make It Meaningful will inspire readers to use their creativity to spur change in the world around them. Guiding readers through the various aspects of a project from ideation to final documentation, the book examines the relationship between creative leadership, community art projects, and social justice, and includes the perspectives of 23 creative instigators who have stretched the boundaries of what art should or shouldn't do. Bold and imaginative, The Creative Instigator's Handbook will appeal to creatives willing to expand their comfort zones by jumping into the fray and doing some outrageous, inspired rabble-rousing of their very own."--- Subjects: Artists and community.; Artists; Arts and society.; Arts; Political art.; Social action.;
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- The Black joy project / by Cruz, Kleaver,author.;
A beautiful love letter to Black joy, as a source of self-preservation and survival as well as a form of resistance. The brainchild of educator and activist Kleaver Cruz, 'The Black Joy Project' is an extension of a real-world initiative of the same name. It has become a source of healing and regeneration for Black people of all backgrounds and identities. Featuring 117 full-colour photos and eight breathtaking essays on a force that fuels Black life all around the globe, this is 'Humans of New York' meets 'The Black Book'.- Subjects: Arts, Modern; Black people in art.; Joy in art.;
- Available copies: 1 / Total copies: 1
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