Local Projects. LocalProjects prev next see project news and events February 3, 2014 Jake featured in Fast Company Fast Company put out a list of the Most Creative People in Business, which included Jake Barton. November 6, 2013 Jake Barton on Design Watch Jake Barton speak about collaborative storytelling, museums, and design in this video from the Cooper-Hewitt National Design Museum. October 25, 2013 Mayor Bloomberg on Broadway Mayor Bloomberg joined Local Projects at the celebratory launch of Spotlight on Broadway. updates Get our e-mail update. Participatory Culture Foundation - PCF - Open-source video tools for a better world.
Miro Community. Buffalo Youth Media Institute | Squeaky Wheel Buffalo Media Resources. Squeaky Wheel in conjunction with The Buffalo Center for Arts and Technology Present: Twelve high school students from Buffalo schools were given access to video equipment and learned the tools and techniques of media production from local teaching artists. This year's participants investigated concepts of place making while exploring communities in and around the City of Buffalo, exposing them to the richness and diversity of landscapes, populations and histories. The group also worked with animation collective Tiny Circus and produced a compelling video examining the problems of racial profiling in our city. This Tiny Circus film was made during a 4-week workshop with Buffalo Youth Media Institute students. This film explores the issues of racial profiling while documenting the personal experiences of the students in regard to this current issue that needs to change. To veiw past Buffalo Youth Media Institute projects, Click Here.
TechARTS for Girls | Squeaky Wheel Buffalo Media Resources. 2014 TechArts for Girls Workshops TechArts in January — MegaZines (with instructor Amiee Buyea) TechArts in March — Cutout Animation (with instructor Candace Camuglia) TechArts in April — The Digital Self-Portrait (with instructor Katelyn Weidner) TechArts in May — Pictures Tell the Story (with instructor Kaitlyn McCleary) TechArts in July — Make Your Own Music Video (instructor TBD) About the Program: Fork over your favorite little lady to participate in a year-round series of month-long art & technology workshops for girls. TechArts for Girls meet once a week over a 6-week period.
Interested to sign someone up? Interested to host a month-long session? Program History & Funders: TechARTS for Girls, originally founded in 1999 by new media artist and professor, Mary Flanagan, is a community action project that encourages girls from the city of Buffalo and Erie County to receive an affordable hands-on education in computers, technology and media literacy.
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