Join us for a dynamic panel discussion recorded live at the Rochester Contemporary Arts Center, where we delve into the impactful world of teaching artistry. Moderated by Larry Moss, this episode features insightful conversations with three distinguished teaching artists: Unique Fair, James Kegler, and Daystar Rosalie Jones.
The panel begins with a warm introduction from Bleu Cease, highlighting the mission and history of the Rochester Contemporary Arts Center. Larry Moss, the driving force behind Teaching Artists ROC, sets the stage by exploring the transformative role of teaching artists in education and community building.
Unique Fair shares his experience as a fine artist and educator at RIT, emphasizing the integration of activism into his artistic practice. James Kegler, a singer and spoken word artist, discusses his journey of guiding youth in self-advocacy and civic duty through performative arts. Daystar Rosalie Jones, a renowned Pembina Chippewa dancer and storyteller, enriches the discussion with a poignant indigenous land acknowledgment and a captivating welcome song from the Inuit tradition.
The conversation delves into the essence of what it means to be a teaching artist, the importance of engaging learners through art, and the personal stories of mentorship and inspiration that shaped each panelist’s path. This episode offers a profound look at how art can educate, inspire, and foster a deeper connection to culture and community. Tune in to discover how these talented individuals use their artistic skills to make a significant impact on education and society.
Web sites with more information from this episode: https://www.teachingartistsroc.org https://www.rochestercontemporary.org
https://www.uniquefairart.com
https://www.daystardance.com
https://linktr.ee/mfskum
https://teenempowerment.org/rochester
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Some funding for this episode was provided by Genesee Valley Council on the Arts and New York State Council on the Arts.
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Teaching artist organizations that are affiliated with this production are:
Teaching Artists ROC
Teaching Artists of the Mid Atlantic
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