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Rachel
rachel at as220 dot org
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Mon, 19 Jul 2004
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My primary responsibility as a VISTA at AS220 has been the organizing of the Fools Ball. These image galleries document not only my most recent accomplishments in web design, but also the outcome (in the form of happy party-goers and a festive AS220) of 5+ months of hard work. |
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Tile Mosaic, Ames Jewish Congregation
In the fall of 2003, the Ames Jewish Congregation (the synogogue that my family has attended for over 20 years, and whose religious education program I have been a part of both as student and teacher) commissioned me to create a mural for the front entryway of the synogogue. My design included a portion that I would create here in Providence, and a portion that religious school students would create under my direction.
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Sun, 18 Jul 2004
I have been involved with CityArts! since I came to Providence in 2001.
Since then,I have assisted with a number of classes, including juggling and
drumming, but my interest has always been ceramics.
For the past two years I have co-taught a ceramics class with fellow
artist Heidi Born. Our focus has always been to give students an
enjoyable art-making experience while teaching them the fundamentals of
working with clay. The projects we have done include the following: