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Edward Hopper, Morning Sun, 1952 5/18/14 #walkerartcenter by Sharon Mollerus
Walker Moving Image features Women With Vision: Then and Now
From 1994-2010, the Walker Art Center presented an annual month-long screening series featuring women directors, starting with a touring program “Women in the Director’s Chair (WIDC): Homegirls”, which blossomed into the Walker’s very own “Women With Vision” (WWV) festival.This March, the Walker Art Center will celebrate the legacy and influence of these groundbreaking programs that both launched…
Well, it’s my last video. It’s been such a crazy ride! Thanks so much to everybody to helped us out. Can’t believe it’s over!
I’m gonna miss you guys…
~Nora
School is…
…an archaic paradigm founded in social, economic and religious expectations which no longer reflect the needs and desires of current learners.
I remain a teacher in what sometimes seems to be a very broken system because I want to be part of the metamorphosis of schools. And because of my deep belief in the human spirit which deserves to be honored for its many expressions.
Edwina holds up one of the whiteboards that collected people’s views about school during the Zed Omegas’ “School Map” activity at the Walker Art Center. – Alan
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The Zed Omegas created an activity for the Student Open House at the Walker in November. The Open House theme was “Identity Crisis,” and the Zed Omegas created a long row of cookie-cutter silhouettes and invited passersby to personalize them with their high school selves.
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Armajani, Siah. Fallujah. 2005. Walker Art Center, Minneapolis.
Glass, wood, paint, copper, steel, rug, chair, table, light fixture, fabric
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