May 12, 5-6 pm EST, NYC
<< streamed live via Enoch Pratt Free Library, Cherry Hill
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“My Place” Live Media Event Showcases Unique Collaboration of Urban Youth, College Students,
Public Institutions and Artists

A partnership between Enoch Pratt Free Library, UMBC’s Imaging Research Center, and Wide Angle Community Media yields a high-tech performance, new relationships, and a different spin on “community.”

Baltimore, MD— On Thursday, May 12th, students from UMBC’s Imaging Research Center (IRC) will present a collaboration with middle school children working with Wide Angle Community Media. Their collaboration entitled My Place offers participants and viewers an innovative media venue.

Throughout spring 2005, UMBC IRC graduate and undergraduate media arts students worked with Cherry Hill Middle School youth who are involved with the Baltimore Speaks Out! partnership. Together they shot video footage in and about Cherry Hill that expresses personal artistic or community significance and explores questions such as: How do we describe a place? What makes Cherry Hill a place? What is your favorite place? Does it have a name?
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PARTICIPANTS
Cherry Hill

Shanaya Edwards
Tavonya "TT" Robinson
Bernard Stewart
Kaih Smith
Daysia Hall
Chris Holloway
Niya Black
Dionte Epps
LaShavio Gilliam
Sharron Holmes
Brandi Walker


IRC Fellows
Aaron Basch
Travis Butt
Anna Hansen
Brendan Howell
Jeff Jordan
Amanda Massie
Christie Richards
Julija Slavikas
Sam Tillman
Evan Wiegand

John Rouse
Ramon Martinez
Renee Shaw
Suzie Rathgeb
 
Imaging Research Center Fellows
Wide Angle Community Media

Enoch Pratt Free Library, Cherry Hill - Maryland
Cherry Hill faciliator, Cy Governs and Tanisha Elliott

IRC Fellows Faculty, Steve Bradley

Department of Visual Arts, UMBC
more info: sbradley@umbc.edu