Freed At Last: The Art of Emancipation in the United States and West Africa

Organization Name
Phone: (516) 965-3242
E-mail:
Website: www.mytimehascome.org
Program Description
With the “Freed At Last” Artistic Cultural Expressions of the Juneteenth Celebration and the Freetown Liberated Africans Emancipation Story, Cultural Arts Educator and Visual Artist Madona Cole-Lacy, will take students on an exploratory journey of the emancipation of Africans enslaved by Great Britain and America.

Through visuals which include video clips, the workshop will focus on how the Creoles of Freetown, Sierra Leone, celebrate their freedom through the arts, fashion and culture with an examination of the history and observation of Juneteenth holiday in the United States.

In Part Two of this workshop, students will create visuals on fabric to reflect their individual understanding of the social and political ramifications of the liberation from slavery, then and now. Fees include instruction and materials. School Smart Boards necessary for onsite or virtual presentations.
Keywords
1.) Social Studies / History
2.) Visual Art
3.) Cultural Diversity
 

Categories
Visual Arts (VA), Professional Development, Virtual Programs

Exploratory Enrichment Subject Area
N/A

Grades
7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12

Location
In School

Cost
$1,000.00 per Workshop

Single - 90-min $1,000 Multiple $950; program cost includes materials for (1) classroom maximum 25 students. Call for MATERIAL pricing for larger groups

Number of Performers
1

Duration
60 - 89 min minutes

 
Additional Resources

Program References
Robert Raeihle
Teacher
Commack High School, Commack, New York 11725

(631) 912-2100

Barbara Gallagher
Teacher
Bellport High School, Brookhaven, New York 11719

(631) 720-1575

Dawn Robson
Library Specialist
Seneca Middle School, Holbrook, New York 11741

(631) 471-1850


        
        
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