Garfield Terrace/Guerilla Arts Open House

Fellows, Garfield Terrace, Robin Hamilton, Ward 1

Garfield Terrace/Guerilla Arts Open House

No Comments 22 November 2010

For the Guerilla Arts students at Garfield Terrace, an open house means free food. Students jumped at the chance to have free pizza and candy – even if it meant having to listen to adults. The purpose of the event was to tell the kids about the calendar project Guerilla Arts is launching. As part [...]

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Garfield Terrace/Guerilla Arts Baba Ras D

Fellows, Garfield Terrace, Robin Hamilton, Ward 1

Baba Ras D

No Comments 18 November 2010

When a 6’5″ man with long dreadlocks and a booming, (if not imposing voice) comes into the room, everyone stops to listen. Some of the students at Garfield Terrace call him ‘African Man’, others say, ‘The Big Man with the drums is coming!’ Whatever the moniker, Baba Ras D commands the attention of those around [...]

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Robin with Garfield T kids

Fellows, Garfield Terrace, Robin Hamilton, Ward 1

Making Friends at Garfield Terrace – even though I talk “like a teacher”

No Comments 15 November 2010

Getting some of the students to trust me at Garfield Terrace was no easy task – and I don’t necessarily blame them.  I look older than some of their parents, dress different, have a camera, and most of all, I talk different. Octavia, the girl in the white shirt (not the one I’m holding), is [...]

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Neighborhood pic

Fellows, Garfield Terrace, Robin Hamilton, Video, Ward 1

Around the Neighborhood

1 Comment 22 September 2010

For a couple of days, the media center was down at Garfield Terrace, so we decided to take a tour around the the community. Several of the students from Guerrilla Arts took us around, and revealed, in their own words, where their favorite spots are in the neighborhood.

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Getting To Know the Kids at Garfield Terrace

Garfield Terrace, Robin Hamilton, Ward 1

Getting To Know the Kids at Garfield Terrace

No Comments 10 September 2010

Destiny is shy. Myana and Tyana are twins who seem mature beyond their 11 years old. John is incredibly talented at drawing and wants to be a famous artist when he grows up. All of these students who come through the doors at Garfield Terrace have something to say. They are friends, they share stories, [...]

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