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Identities in Action
a Blue Sky Project BLOG
Blue Sky Project is an eight-week Artist-in-Residence program inviting professional artists from around the world and Dayton-area teens a.k.a Youth Participants to collaborate on new works of contemporary art.
This blog follows Resident Artist Sara Mitchell Sherman's Blue Sky Project team through a movement-based exploration of how teenagers are constructing their identities, and how they may be stunted or altered by the impact of technology and social media. Comparing how we perceive ourselves and how others perceive us.
This is our group: the Blue Sky BlahBlahs!
This blog follows Resident Artist Sara Mitchell Sherman's Blue Sky Project team through a movement-based exploration of how teenagers are constructing their identities, and how they may be stunted or altered by the impact of technology and social media. Comparing how we perceive ourselves and how others perceive us.
This is our group: the Blue Sky BlahBlahs!
the BlahBlahs feed
Sara Mitchell Sherman
Resident Artist
Native of Baltimore, Maryland, Sara now resides in Columbus, Ohio, where she works as an independent choreographer and dance teacher. Sara received her BA in Dance from the University of North Carolina at Greensboro. At UNCG she also studied a semester at WAAPA, the Western Australian Academy of Performing Arts in Perth, Australia. Sara completed her MFA in choreography at The Ohio State University.
Tami Liss
Resident Artist's Assistant a.k.a Student Artist
Tami is a Digital Arts major at the Cleveland Institute of Art, expecting to graduate with her BFA in 2012. Her areas of interest include the short-story, graphic novel, bohemianism, causality, and Anthrozoology. Tami is a multidisciplinary artist currently studying digital and traditional forms including Illustration, Video Editing, Graphic Design, Soundscapes, and other mixed media.
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