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| The artwork showcased below was completed by three groups of children in Puebla, Mexico, with whom I worked in October 2009. Two groups aged 6–11 and 11–13 made mobiles from card, wool, recycled materials, paint and crayons on the theme of "my future" – the kids depicted families, spouses, wrestlers, firemen, teachers, gardens, cars, swimming pools and houses. These children attend Juconi's day centre, the aim of which is to take kids away from working in the nearby market and into education. At Casa Juconi – a residential home for abandoned or street children – I worked with a group of 6 boys aged 10 to 14: we worked on three very different portrait projects, and a mural for the common room. For more information see the México page or the Kate-says-Hola blog. | |||
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see the site » Design portfolio. Project management and strategy. International design communication. Why graphic design is important. Client list and references. Marketing design case study. Community arts and education. Arts projects portfolio. Educators' testimonials. new » Arts workshops in Mexico. Links. Email. México. Kate Parsons. © Kate Parsons 2009. Thanks to Russ Clewett for his help with this site. |
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