Land+Lenses

Park + Community + Art
Free workshop series!

Every other Saturdays at ORVP from 3/15 to 5/17 — 2369 Beyer Blvd.

Every other Tuesday at YMCA Camp Surf from 3/18 to 5/13

Your work will be featured in a culminating exhibition at The Front Arte y Cultura 

Snacks will be provided and workshops are open to ALL ages

ALL equipment and materials will be provided

A Difference in Education

“Whenever I get to use the camera I feel creative, and I am always so happy to show my family what I create. – Leo, Grade 4

As 2016 comes to a close, we reflect upon our new favorite cameras, gadgets, apps, and beyond. Having iPads has been a game-changer in our classrooms, serving as a one-stop shop for students to not only capture their images, but has also become a place for them to transform, remix, and reimagine their creations. We cannot wait to see what 2017 has in store- as we embrace technology, we are excited to grow with the times, create meaning in the present, and build leaders for the future. The reality is that we live in a time where there is an ever increasing digital divide, and an unparalleled demand for youth to not only learn how to critically examine media, but also to learn the skill set needed to be producers of media.

We seek to close this divide, and meet this need by bringing technology, media, and arts education to all youth – especially those who need it the most. That is why we seek to expand our programs into more Title 1 schools, putting cameras in the hands of more underserved youth.

Take a journey with us inside one of our 4th grade classrooms, where we are integrating art with science to empower our students to make their voices heard: