
Ten transformative local arts projects come alive in this
comics-illustrated training manual for youth leaders and teachers. This
energetic guidebook demonstrates the enormous power of art in
grassroots social change. It presents proven models of community-based
arts programs, plus techniques, discussion questions, and plentiful
resources.
Writer Mat Schwarzman has mentored youth leaders
across the country in community-based arts education. He holds a Ph.D
in Transformative Learning, founded Urban Arts in Oakland, California,
and chaired the Arts & Social Change Program at New College of
California. Currently, he directs the Crossroads
Project for Art, Learning
and Community in New Orleans.
Graphic
storyteller, Keith Knight is an award-winning cartoonist, rapper, and
hip-hop musician, with two nationally-syndicated comic strips, "The K Chronicles" and "(th)ink." Knight's work as a media literacy educator with at-risk youth has been nationally recognized.
| Title: |
Beginners Guide to Community-Based Arts |
| Subtitle: |
Ten Graphic Stories about Artists, Educators & Activists Across the U.S. |
| Author: |
Keith Knight and Mat Schwarzman |
| ISBN: |
0-9766054-3-0 |
| Format: |
More than 200 black and white illustrations, 78 photographs, paperback, 6.625" x 10.125," 200 pages |
| Available: |
Now |
| Price: |
$19.95 |