2001-2005 | Art Instruction: 3D Designer Instructor
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In 2001, my first full-time job after graduation was with a small studio
in downtown Manhattan called T.R. Nimen, Inc. A small studio of three
in lower Manhattan serving graphic design to patrons of corporate accounts,
non-profits and entertainment collateral, as a graphic designer. While working
I decided to volunteer my Saturday mornings as a 3-dimensional designer at
Rush ARTS Gallery for Rush Philanthropic. Every week for eight weeks for
four years I’d meet with gallery curators, an associate educator and students
to discuss ideas to support Rush ARTS Gallery which supports the conquest
of community development and arts education. With support from educators,
schools, parents and surrounding organizations, urban youth from the
neighborhoods extending from 21st street to 27th street in Manhattan
are encouraged to work with Rush ARTS Gallery to develop work surrounding
art & design. As 3-dimensional design instructor my duties we’re to lead students
/youths in conceptual theory for a varietyof projects within the gallery.Within the
span of five years working with Rush Philanthropic the concourse of work expanded
from functional clock designs from lamps to urban development within the community,
example: the community highline structure re-construction in Manhattan on 10th
avenue was use as a platform to exhibit youth concepts of the new design.
The organization of Rush Philanthropic foundedby Russell Simsons uses
RushGallery Saturday art program to encourage community youth to
learn and design as it enlightens educational and organizational efforts.
Visual Arts Presentation:
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*website design: unpublished
*Holiday Card | Illustrator
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Saturdays | 2001-2005 | Rush Philanthropic:
Phat Farm: New York, New York:
3D Designer Instructor: by contract/seasonal
Teaching children, ages 8-12, in a five week
Saturday morning Visual Arts Mentorship
program introducing 3D design through
a series of projects investigating various concepts.
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