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| Visiting Artists 2000-2001 | ||
| bell hooks | ||
 bell hooks was guest of honor at an intimate roundtable discussion at community partner organization, the Monterey County AIDS Project's African American Outreach Program in Seaside. The objective of the dialogue between the artist and the community partner participants was to discuss social and political issues from the artists writing particularly in relationship to AIDS and HIV and community. The artist was also guest of honor at a dinner seminar with community partner representatives from the AIDS Project, university students, staff, and faculty from the Visual and Public Art Institute, Institute for Human Communications, and Institute for Collaborative Education. The artist also presented her work in the context of a public dialogue with RUAP co-Director, Dr. Amalia Mesa-Bains. This public event drew 500+ people from the surrounding tri-county area including community partners - one of the largest turnouts ever for a community event at the University. |
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| Choco |  Gallery! |
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artist presented his work and conducted a printing workshop for the youth
of community partner organization, Alisal Center for the Fine Arts/Hijos
del Sol held at the CSUMB campus. The artist also presented his work in a set of printing workshops for CSUMB and VPA students. |
| Rimer Cardillo | |
| The
artist presented his work in a seminar for the youth of community partner
organization, Alisal Center for the Fine Arts/Hijos del Sol in Salinas.
The artist also spent time with the youth to view and discuss their own
art works. The artist also presented his work in a public slide lecture at CSUMB and in VPA classes. |
| Joe Sam |  |
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artist presented his work in an interactive seminar to youth from community
partner organization, Sisters for Action. The seminar was held at community
partner organization, the Monterey Museum of Art. The artist also presented his work in a public slide lecture at CSUMB and in VPA classes. |
| Dance Theater of Harlem Performance, Spring 2001 | |
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has collaborated with its host institute for Music and Performing Arts
since the project’s inception to bring high-level performance experiences
to the community youth served within RUAP. This is part of one of the
four major outcomes of RUAP to enhance accessibility to and awareness
of the arts and arts education. RUAP co-sponsored the January 2001 Dance Theater of Harlem exhibition at the World Theater and brought three groups of community youth to this stellar performance experience. Youth from the YMCA Teen Club, the Monterey Museum Art Ambassador Program, and Sisters for Action received complimentary admission, seating, and transportation. As with all RUAP sponsored events, these services insure that no barrier of cost or access issue will limit our community youth from attendance. |
| Gerard Mochara Kelly | |
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artist visited Salinas with community partner, Alisal Center for the Fine
Arts/Hijos del Sol Director Jose Ortiz and youth. Together they toured
the Hijos del Sol mural sites in Salinas and discussed their respective
work. The artist also presented his work in a public slide lecture at CSUMB and in VPA classes. |
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Gustavo Leclerc |
| The artist spent informal time with community partner representative Jose Ortiz at CSUMB to discuss their respective work. The artist also presented his work in a public slide lecture at CSUMB and in VPA classes. |
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