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Pepe Coronado’s school residencies.
"Literatora de Cordel," Literature of the Strings.
They are pamphlets that tell a story, either original or a
folk tale, have an illustration, and are traditionally
available in small village stores or markets hung on a string.
Location: Hillside Elementary School 4th grade Spanish Class. Hastings on Hudson, New York, 2009.
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| Introducing the project and demonstration |
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Student work set-up at the farmers market
Booklets sold and proceed donated to the library |
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The "Face to Face" screenprinting project will introduce the students at Rock View Elementary to the art of screenprinting. The project will bring professional artist Pepe Coronado to Rock View Elementary. Mr. Coronado will introduce students to screenprinting art through presentations of his own works and discussions of the ways that various artists have used the screenprinting medium to communicate. He will work with students, the art teacher, and parent volunteers, directing students in the creation of small individual self-portraits (faces) through a layered silkscreen process.
Location: Rock View Elementary School, Maryland, 2004 |
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| Students creating their prints |
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| Background created and printed by the students |
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| Students with their final prints |
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| Final day with the students |
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| Making the panels for the exhibition |
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Hanging the panels for the exhibition |
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| The school principal printing |
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