During my pre-student teaching at Thomas Jefferson Elementary School in the fall of 2016, I facilitated between a 5th grade art class and students in Moravian College's Artists as Activists class. Students created a collaborative mural based on research of the Site C Dam in British Columbia, which will flood hundreds of acres of farmland, graves, and homes of indigenous people. The mural was on view at Moravian College in February 2017 and all students, teachers, administrators, and families were invited to a reception showcasing the students work at the H. Paty Eiffe Gallery - Moravian College, February 2017
“Peace River” Paintings & Letters to the Prime Minister of Canada Justin Trudeau
Construction Paper, Acrylic Paint, 13’ x 6’,
H. Paty Eiffe Gallery - Moravian College, February 2017
Construction Paper, Acrylic Paint, 13’ x 6’,
H. Paty Eiffe Gallery - Moravian College, February 2017
Artist as Activist/Thomas Jefferson Elementary
“Peace River” Collaboration
“Peace River” Mosaic, Construction Paper, Tissue Paper, Acrylic Paint, 13’ x 6’
H. Paty Eiffe Gallery - Moravian College, February 2017
“Peace River” Collaboration
“Peace River” Mosaic, Construction Paper, Tissue Paper, Acrylic Paint, 13’ x 6’
H. Paty Eiffe Gallery - Moravian College, February 2017
“Peace River” Sign & Moravian College Students/Elementary Student Letters
Construction Paper, Acrylic Paint, 8’ x 6’
H. Paty Eiffe Gallery - Moravian College, February 2017
Construction Paper, Acrylic Paint, 8’ x 6’
H. Paty Eiffe Gallery - Moravian College, February 2017
Collaborator - Dr. Deborah Torok, Artists as Activists Professor, Moravian College
Collaborator - Ms. Jaime Bloss, Thomas Jefferson Elementary Art Educator
