Red Clay Arts Media Arts/One Shot is an international multimedia arts education program where young artists ages 12-18 document their unique lives & create art through photography, filmmaking & digital illustration.

5 years running, One Shot is a rigorous training program that combines art and technology to transform Brooklyn students into global citizens by creating far-reaching geographical alliances through art.

Practicum serves as a testing ground for collaborative multimedia artists projects. Practicum provides a forum that allows the public to give immediate feedback to Red Clay Arts studio artists’ works in progress, while generating momentum for the public debut.

The HHWC visually represents analyses of the relationships, connections, and patterns between song lyric content and analyzed song Meta data.

The HHWC is the engine for a technology-based curriculum that helps students in the critical middle-school years by moving a marginalized group to the center, where they serve as the knowledge expert. Using Hip-Hop lyrics & technology to teach language arts and mathematics helps to meet the demands of a critical, savvy and connected American youth.

September 29, 2002
3PM
Free
Danny Simmons Corridor Gallery
334 Grand Avenue
Clinton Hill, Brooklyn, New York

Painting, drawing, animation, design & photography by modern alchemists Pierre Bennu, Kenneth Gittens, Virgory Celestin, Dirk Josephs, Jason Cooper, Omar Lewis, Ricky Du Burke, Michael Prince, Darnell Edwards, Stefan Reed.

Artivism
Hosted by Amel Larrieux

Featuring Performances by:
Martin Luther
Tamar-Kali
Mrk Drk Fthr
and DJ Cousin Pete

Sunday Sept 8th 6:30PM
BAMcafe
30 Lafayette Ave
Brooklyn, NY

Sponsored by Assemblyman Roger L. Green

Practicum serves as a testing ground for collaborative multimedia artists projects. Held at BRIC Studio Practicum provides a forum that allows the public to give immediate feedback to Red Clay Arts studio artists’ works in progress, while generating momentum for the public debut.

Vintage High-Tech

The Revival

Multimedia Rumba

Reverb

Cat Calls

Thursday May 10, 2001
7:00 PM
FREE
138 South Oxford Street
Brooklyn, New York

With the aid of a substantial grant from Children and Family Services, Red Clay Arts started three art workshops at Benjamin Banneker High School held from Nov , 2000 – April , 2001.

Black History Month : Untold Stories Brooklyn Children’s Museum Black History Month celebration focuses on the community as seen through the words and images of African-American writers and artists by way of a multimedia workshop with children.

Nov 18, 2000 – December 9, 2001

With the valued assistance of Danny Simmons’ Corridor Gallery, Decent Of The Abiku: Social Realism and Cultural Exchange features the work of three emerging artists whose works represent the many stages and subtleties of Black life in America.

Jules Arthur examines the range of internal beauty and turmoil that exists within the African Diaspora. With startling clarity he explores the migration of ex-slaves to the Midwest, the accomplishments of great men like Frederick Douglass and James Beckworth, and the lives of ordinary people confronted with remarkable circumstances.

Gary Grier‘s subjects are immersed in the business of living and his resulting paintings are snapshots of life, stripped of social facades. Through his use of light and color, Grier explores the images of the every-day, revealing the layers of complexity present in daily events.

Inspired by a dream, Feijao painted a series of mildly abstracted pieces that present the future, not in the chronological sense, but rather in the possibilities, the expanses of the mind in its conscious and unconscious states giving rise to a sense of the fantastic within the ordinary.

The work of these young artists provides a comprehensive vision of the movement of African peoples through the American social landscape. Descent of the Abiku, is a living expression of the endurance and survival of a displaced people.