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Project 2: What I Hope the Summer Holds for Me
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A group selected one artist's project and conducted interviews with the artist. The following are interview questions that divulge the artist's thinking.
Interview 1
Interview 2
Interview 3
Interview 4
Interview 5
Interview 6
This portfolio site was created to show and share ideas and resources generated during the Emerging Technologies for Sharing Portfolios session at the 2010 Imagine This Summer Seminar in Portland, Oregon.
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Bio and Contact Information
Deb Vaughn is the Arts Education Coordinator for the Oregon Arts Commission. She oversees the Commission’s Arts Education programs, including grants for Arts Learning and Poetry Out Loud. Prior to joining the commission, Deb worked as school services manager for Portland based Oregon Children's Theatre. A trained singer, actor and writer, she was a public school artist-in-residence through Phoenix ’s 21st Century Learning Grant. She has worked as a creative drama teacher in both Portland and Phoenix, Arizona, and served as the educational consultant for Sojourn Theatre's Freshman Initiative Project. She was a member of the Visioning Committee for the Right Brain Initiative and served on the executive team for Opera Theatre Oregon. She was honored with a 2009 Sunburst Award for exemplary commitment to the arts and culture in education. Deb holds a MFA in Theatre for Youth from Arizona State University and a BA in theatre from University of Portland.
deborah.vaughn@state.or.us 503-986-0085
Kendra Yao is Program Specialist for The Right Brain Initiative, focusing on program documentation and evaluation. She moved to Portland from Ohio in 2008 and joining staff of the Regional Arts & Culture Council in 2009. Kendra has created arts education opportunities for children and adults in classrooms, museums, theaters, and outdoor spaces since 2003. She earned her undergraduate degree in psychology, and has a Masters degree in art education from The Ohio State University. She brings four years of experience managing education programs at Wexner Center for the Arts, a multidisciplinary contemporary arts center in Ohio, and Museum of Contemporary Craft in Portland. She has also enjoyed curating children’s film and performing arts festivals.
kyao@racc.org 503-823-5454
deborah.vaughn@state.or.us 503-986-0085
Kendra Yao is Program Specialist for The Right Brain Initiative, focusing on program documentation and evaluation. She moved to Portland from Ohio in 2008 and joining staff of the Regional Arts & Culture Council in 2009. Kendra has created arts education opportunities for children and adults in classrooms, museums, theaters, and outdoor spaces since 2003. She earned her undergraduate degree in psychology, and has a Masters degree in art education from The Ohio State University. She brings four years of experience managing education programs at Wexner Center for the Arts, a multidisciplinary contemporary arts center in Ohio, and Museum of Contemporary Craft in Portland. She has also enjoyed curating children’s film and performing arts festivals.
kyao@racc.org 503-823-5454
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1 comments:
I would love to see the artist's work posted with the discussion! I think it is becoming clear that a comprehensive documentation of artist/student work would include images and audio, when possible. The possibilities are endless for layered reflections and feedback.
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