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Voice Out: A Youth Media Arts Exhibition – Opening Weekend Events

Friday, May 15th and Saturday May 16th

Voice Out is OTL’s annual juried youth media arts exhibition, showcasing photography, digital illustration, and mixed media created by San Diego artists ages 8–25. This year, through the lens of Wonder, we celebrate nearly 200 submissions and 25 years of amplifying youth voice.

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Video Class…Brainstorming Session

March 2, 2013

Our students spent the afternoon talking about the stories of their lives as female students within engineering based high school program.  You would be blown away with what they have to share!

What have you brainstormed about lately?

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Spotlight: Cameras in the Classroom with Amiel Capinpin

December 2, 2019

Working with Hoover High School students is a journey, but it is also a fulfilling one that I look forward to continuing. My hope is that, in helping Hoover High students share their stories, the work we do together can showcase to the community not only the power and importance of the youth perspective, but also the need to celebrate it.

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Program Spotlight: FOTO TJ

August 12, 2019

“In talking with Rigo Reyes, he introduced me to this concept of Tijuana and San Diego as being a region… a region where there are more commonalities rather than differences.”

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FOTO TJ Book

October 12, 2018

We created images that represent who we are, and wrote poems about our past. We met folks with unsteady health conditions who taught us about endurance, perseverance, and the joy of life. We explored Tijuana - a city filled with colors, flavors, and smells. We learned about local art, walked through the streets, and captured images that were always intriguing and in some cases new and innovative. After our journey, we had a final exhibit where we talked about our work and why it is important to continue creating images that represent who we are!

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