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Process & Product Isn’t dissociation a terminal state of individualism? 10-26-2024 Now, Victoria has chosen a subject for the next TINYisPOWERFUL NewsLetter. It suits me fine. Since that exchange with Rayn where they wrote that, as a collective, we were more concerned with process than product … process and product are constantly in my mind! […]
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. My latest readings have made me aware of the rise of a Spanish and South-American literary movement which consistently addresses issues of male supremacy, women’s rights, socio-cultural liberation, the endangered state of the Earth, and does not fear to propose inspired post-colonial visions for the future. I don’t know […]
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An original short film by middle school students of James Simons Public Montessori in collaboration with TINYisPOWERFUL, YoArt!, and filmmaker/multi-media artist Daniel Green in the fall 2023 school semester mini lessons. Click here to watch the film and others: https://www.tinyispowerful.com/films/
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In April 2024 TINYisPOWERFUL with Yo Art and filmmaker/multi-media artist Daniel Green launched the second iteration of a film mini lesson course in collaboration with middle school students at James Simons Montessori school (a public school located in downtown Charleston, SC). This is a continuation of a project launched in Fall 2023 which resulted in […]
Read MoreIn about three weeks time I was able to view both WWWUNDERKAMMER, an exhibit by artist Carla Gannis at the Halsey Institute of Contemporary Art and attend A Community Night by Beeple at his studio in North Charleston. Both experiences touched on aspects of the digital / virtual world and in their own ways add […]
Read Moreby: Kit Loney This past spring, I had the opportunity to bring monsters from our TinyIsPowerful “Good Trouble” workshops to a couple of North Charleston schools. This lesson, “Good Trouble,” began in 2021 with a question during a conversation with Pam: “If racism were a monster, what would it look like?” Playing off that idea, […]
Read MoreBy Jean-Marie Mauclet Regardless of the way the State Port Authority was offered the Union Pier property free of any reverter clause, the City of Charleston should regard “this once-in-a-century opportunity” as an opportunity for all citizens, a common opportunity, a common. The manner in which commons are treated is a political issue. A people’s […]
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