Posts Tagged “K-Dub”

SFMOMA Teen Mural Project Revisited

07.25.2009  |  By
Filed under: 151 3rd, Field Notes

It sure has been awhile since my last post. I’m here to tell you of a wonderful article that covered the SFMOMA Teen Mural project in the East Bay Express. It covers the project from start to finish, illustrating the evolution of the student’s artistic process and how their experiences helped shape the final piece.  Take a few minutes and ch... More

SFMOMA Teen Mural Project Finale

05.16.2009  |  By
Filed under: 151 3rd, Field Notes

SFMOMA has commissioned renowned artist Kerry James Marshall to create two murals for the museum’s Haas Atrium. For over 30 years, Marshall has explored stories of racial identity, the Civil Rights movement, and unsung histories in his work. In response to Marshall’s works, fifteen teens from three Oakland high schools are designing an... More

SFMOMA Teen Mural Project in DeFremery Park Chapter 3

02.14.2009  |  By
Filed under: 151 3rd, Field Notes

Last week we had our first site visit to Town Park in DeFremery Park & met up with some key players in the Teen Mural Project: Internationally renowned local artist Brett Cook [left]; mural artist, and artistic director of our program, Fred Alvarado from Precita Eyes; and Bay Area activist, artist, teacher & skateboarder, K-dub.

We all piled into cars and headed over to Emeryville to Brett’s incredibly gigantic and light filled studio. Upon entering, many “wows” were heard when Brett’s very large spray paint collection was disco... More

SFMOMA Teen Mural Project in DeFremery Park Chapter 2

02.07.2009  |  By
Filed under: 151 3rd, Field Notes

The Teen Mural Project started in full force last Saturday when fifteen enthusiastic students from three different Oakland high schools gathered at SFMOMA. We had teen rappers, t-shirt artists, graffiti artists, and lots of skateboarders.  A talented bunch, for sure.

First, Annie Lawson (Manager of School, Youth and Family Programs here at SFMOMA)... More