Succesvol storytelling begint met één belangrijke vraag: waarom doe je wat je doet en waar geloof je in? Pride PR organiseerde op 23 mei jongstleden een evenement waar werd uitgelegd hoe je tot betere PR- en communicatie en dus betere verhalen komt. Rob Westerik partner bij Pride PR en Patrick de Nekker van Earth Concepts, bekend van Earth Water vertelden hun inspirerende verhaal.
Roy and Walt Disney founded the company in 1923 as a cartoon studio, finding early success with films like Snow White. The company grew to include five segments: media, interactivities, products, studios, and theme parks. Disney targets all classes and avoids topics related to religion, race, or caste. Their experiences aim to feel personal and affordable for families. New products, discounts, and experiences motivate return visits and learning. Disney works to create unforgettable memories and brand recognition through innovative marketing like roadshows. Both risks and benefits exist to expanding into areas like videogames and superheroes, such as potentially diminishing the classic brand or failing to connect with new audiences.
H&M is seen as uncool by some because its fashion is mass-produced and affordable. To address this, the document proposes three ideas:
1. Producing a viral marketing campaign featuring "street demonstrations" in H&M stores promoting a message of equal rights and opportunities.
2. Commissioning a web series to interview people about preparing for the demonstrations and make H&M stores their "secret bases."
3. Staging flashy flash mob-style demonstrations against "invisible limits" like class, gender, and looks on the street or digitally.
The goal is to make H&M seem cooler and more socially progressive by associating it with messages of equality and self-
Social Action and Community Media Existing Product ResearchRebecca Coughlin
The document provides case studies and information on four social campaigns:
1) Save the Children aimed to raise awareness of starving children and stop food waste through provocative bin messaging. It has helped millions of children since 1919.
2) The Salvation Army helps homeless people through shelters, jobs, and community ties to make the invisible visible.
3) It Stops With Me confronts racist stereotypes by highlighting common prejudiced Google searches and calls for changed views.
4) Case studies evidence long-term impact of campaigns' words and graphics in changing attitudes and helping people over many years.
The End of Normal: When Brands and Memes CollideBackslash
Cultural trends are moving towards embracing the weird, absurd, and silly. This document discusses how mentions of words like "weird" have increased significantly in recent years. It also shows how brands can leverage this "Wacko World" by finding their niche in weird culture, getting wacky with their marketing, and collaborating with meme artists. The spectrum of weird is presented, with options ranging from revealing a quirky side to going fully wild. Overall, the document advocates that brands embrace weirdness and move away from rational, formulaic advertising.
Anthony Massa is the Chief Creative Officer of an advertising agency. In this role, he oversees creative development, planning, and execution for various clients. He leads teams through challenging economic and societal changes. Massa believes creativity plays a vital role in today's complex marketing environment. He has led his teams to prestigious creative awards and driven sales increases for clients. Massa sees opportunities despite immense challenges and believes leadership will determine the agency's success.
The document discusses three case studies of social media campaigns:
1) Save the Children aimed to raise awareness of food waste and how it could feed starving children. It used shocking imagery and subtle messaging to change attitudes.
2) The Salvation Army aimed to help the homeless by raising awareness of their plight and strengthening community ties. It used a simple yet provocative image to make viewers imagine being homeless.
3) It Stops With Me aimed to educate people and change racist views by highlighting common racist Google searches and proclaiming "You're wrong, Google." It used an eye-catching graphic and bold statement.
2015 Trends Impacting People at Work.
See the pop trends impacting organisational behaviour this year.
Get help asking the right questions about work culture.
Stimulate aspirations for 2015!
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Succesvol storytelling begint met één belangrijke vraag: waarom doe je wat je doet en waar geloof je in? Pride PR organiseerde op 23 mei jongstleden een evenement waar werd uitgelegd hoe je tot betere PR- en communicatie en dus betere verhalen komt. Rob Westerik partner bij Pride PR en Patrick de Nekker van Earth Concepts, bekend van Earth Water vertelden hun inspirerende verhaal.
Roy and Walt Disney founded the company in 1923 as a cartoon studio, finding early success with films like Snow White. The company grew to include five segments: media, interactivities, products, studios, and theme parks. Disney targets all classes and avoids topics related to religion, race, or caste. Their experiences aim to feel personal and affordable for families. New products, discounts, and experiences motivate return visits and learning. Disney works to create unforgettable memories and brand recognition through innovative marketing like roadshows. Both risks and benefits exist to expanding into areas like videogames and superheroes, such as potentially diminishing the classic brand or failing to connect with new audiences.
H&M is seen as uncool by some because its fashion is mass-produced and affordable. To address this, the document proposes three ideas:
1. Producing a viral marketing campaign featuring "street demonstrations" in H&M stores promoting a message of equal rights and opportunities.
2. Commissioning a web series to interview people about preparing for the demonstrations and make H&M stores their "secret bases."
3. Staging flashy flash mob-style demonstrations against "invisible limits" like class, gender, and looks on the street or digitally.
The goal is to make H&M seem cooler and more socially progressive by associating it with messages of equality and self-
Social Action and Community Media Existing Product ResearchRebecca Coughlin
The document provides case studies and information on four social campaigns:
1) Save the Children aimed to raise awareness of starving children and stop food waste through provocative bin messaging. It has helped millions of children since 1919.
2) The Salvation Army helps homeless people through shelters, jobs, and community ties to make the invisible visible.
3) It Stops With Me confronts racist stereotypes by highlighting common prejudiced Google searches and calls for changed views.
4) Case studies evidence long-term impact of campaigns' words and graphics in changing attitudes and helping people over many years.
The End of Normal: When Brands and Memes CollideBackslash
Cultural trends are moving towards embracing the weird, absurd, and silly. This document discusses how mentions of words like "weird" have increased significantly in recent years. It also shows how brands can leverage this "Wacko World" by finding their niche in weird culture, getting wacky with their marketing, and collaborating with meme artists. The spectrum of weird is presented, with options ranging from revealing a quirky side to going fully wild. Overall, the document advocates that brands embrace weirdness and move away from rational, formulaic advertising.
Anthony Massa is the Chief Creative Officer of an advertising agency. In this role, he oversees creative development, planning, and execution for various clients. He leads teams through challenging economic and societal changes. Massa believes creativity plays a vital role in today's complex marketing environment. He has led his teams to prestigious creative awards and driven sales increases for clients. Massa sees opportunities despite immense challenges and believes leadership will determine the agency's success.
The document discusses three case studies of social media campaigns:
1) Save the Children aimed to raise awareness of food waste and how it could feed starving children. It used shocking imagery and subtle messaging to change attitudes.
2) The Salvation Army aimed to help the homeless by raising awareness of their plight and strengthening community ties. It used a simple yet provocative image to make viewers imagine being homeless.
3) It Stops With Me aimed to educate people and change racist views by highlighting common racist Google searches and proclaiming "You're wrong, Google." It used an eye-catching graphic and bold statement.
2015 Trends Impacting People at Work.
See the pop trends impacting organisational behaviour this year.
Get help asking the right questions about work culture.
Stimulate aspirations for 2015!
#HR #people #behavior #behaviour #trends #2015 #peopleatwork #megaconversation #conversation #dialogue #questions #jeffer #facilitation @jefferlondon
This campaign poster from the Joint Council for the Welfare of Immigrants aims to change attitudes about immigration. It does so by highlighting the important contributions immigrants make, such as saving lives through their work in healthcare. Rather than portraying immigrants negatively as is often done in media, the poster personalizes immigration by noting that the life saved next could be your own. The technique of appealing to self-interest in this way is meant to make people reconsider common misconceptions about immigration. The campaign and issue have received attention in mainstream media outlets like newspapers and social media, showing debate around immigration laws and policies.
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Find out why most energy drink brand failed to create real engagement with the Indonesian youth segment
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The latest Frisk (our British brethren's takes on today's trends) focuses on an oft-contested subject in life (and most certainly marketing): luxury.
Inside Frisk, LB London gives its take on luxury's democratization, trends in wearables, and why the buzzword is more of a state of mind than a price on a tag.
Lemn Sissay, a London poet, is proposed to lead a workshop on poetry and public works in Cape Town, South Africa around the time of the 2010 World Cup. The workshop would involve local students and adults working together with Lemn to paint poems on landmarks in the townships to shine a light on lives there beyond just the soccer event. Funding of $5,000 is requested for supplies, Lemn's participation fees, and volunteer expenses. The goal is to create poetic landmarks that will continue inspiring the community long after the World Cup.
Is it in our nature to be generous? FITCH has been studying brands and generosity for the last 6 years and uncovered ways in which creatives and brands need to use different parts of the brain to unlock empathy in an increasingly disjointed and disrupted world.
FITCH Chairman and Chief Creative Officer Tim Greenhalgh will examine the spectrum of generosity, from mean and cynical behavior, to give and take, to those brands that give freely. He’ll outline the dynamics of a great and generous experience and answer the $1,000,000 question: does being generous and offering great experiences for customers make brands money? The good news is, yes.
The document provides a curriculum vitae and objectives for analyzing various marketing case studies including film and video game launches by Activision, Sonosite ultrasound communications conventions, Procter & Gamble cause marketing trends focused on Gen Y, and analyzing UPS brand communications and examples of paid, earned, owned and created media. It also includes two mock creative briefs, one for a Kia Sorento Super Bowl ad targeting Gen X families, and one repositioning the image of the island of Ibiza, Spain from a party destination to a place for cultural discovery and inspiration for thoughtful travelers.
This document discusses how culture shapes branding and consumer behavior in subtle yet powerful ways. It provides several examples of how companies have successfully leveraged cultural insights to strengthen their brands, such as Apple producing T-shirts in China that recognized local culture. The document also illustrates how culture can sometimes contradict logic, using the example of green fire trucks that were less visible to drivers because of cultural associations. It emphasizes that ignoring culture is like having an empty brand and that leveraging cultural knowledge can help brands form stronger emotional bonds with customers.
Designing south africa’s creative economy finalShahid Solomon
This document discusses the importance of diverse experiences and having a broad perspective for creative design. It notes that creativity comes from connecting different experiences in new ways. However, many people lack diverse experiences and a broad view of problems, leading to more linear solutions. The document calls for maximizing not just the market share but also the "mind and emotions share" of the creative economy. It discusses how brands can build emotional connections and how objects are part of complex social interactions.
The rollercoaster of emotions: How brands and agencies can enjoy the rideFITCH
Emotions differentiate humans from other living things. They make us unpredictable, impulsive and endlessly interesting. They are part of what makes humans, human.
Our emotions also make us an endlessly frustrating group of people for brands trying to stand out and connect. But it can be done. In this session, Darren Watson, FITCH ECD Asia Pacific will explore how brands can use experiences to create emotional connections that are playful, thought-provoking and unlock the human element essential to success in physical and digital brand interactions.
From Nike Rise harnessing the passion of a new generation of Chinese basketball players, to Merrell’s use of VR to take wannabe hikers into the wilderness and M&M’s World Store Shanghai, which turns a candy store into a theatrical experience, Watson will demonstrate the powerful human connections that can be created.
The document discusses an artist's various video and audio projects that incorporate found objects, scanned images, and layered video textures. It also outlines the artist's educational work involving collage, media literacy, and empowering students through cross-curricular, hands-on learning processes connected to technology. Key projects mentioned include 16mm film loops, video clips collected with a camcorder of natural textures, and an audio project featuring found sounds.
CAEA presentation on middle school sock doll unit. Workshop Description: The trans-formative power of art has never been so potent then with this middle school unit on recycled, handmade sock monsters. Students begin with dialogues comparing handmade/factory made goods as well as discussing monetary worth vs. alternative forms of currency such as emotional, sentimental and spiritual value.
Camp LowSavannah is a Girl Scouts camp located in Savannah, Georgia that offers various activities for girls from June 21-26, 2009. The camp provides adventure programs such as Daredevils for those seeking challenges and Night Owls for nighttime activities.
An Exercise in Terror: What I've Learned from Narrowing the Focus of My FirmMark Busse
The document discusses the author's experience narrowing the focus of his firm to specialize in industrial design and architecture. It describes some of the challenges he faced, including defining his expertise, learning when to turn down work, and finding an audience for his specialized services. The author suggests that specializing helped open doors for his business by reducing competition and positioning his firm for specific opportunities within industrial design and the built environment field.
This slide show depicts some of the projects I worked on at Lucre International Corporation that related to data or process analysis and system development.
My official duties as Compliance Director entailed building out and maintaining the regulatory compliance engine within Lucre's proprietary due diligence platform - "Prophet", as well as other compliance related tasks. But I frequently applied my 20+ years of experience in mortgage loan due diligence to develop or propose system enhancements for Prophet.
Additionally, I developed an intricate loan selection process which targeted sample loans, saving the expense of conducting due diligence reviews on 100% of the loans in a pool while maintaining the highest level of client confidence in risk assessments and purchase recommendations.
The document discusses the changing role of brands in a world where time is scarce and consumers are increasingly producers through new media. It argues that brands should provide a "stage" or medium for consumers to tell their own stories, rather than just promoting the brand itself. Successful brands will help resolve tensions between too many choices and not enough time by enabling consumers to write new stories or validate existing stories through interaction with the brand.
Essay On Cultural Diversity In India. Cultural Diversity in India Essay - TAL...Michelle Kennelty
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The document provides instructions for how to request and complete an assignment writing request on the HelpWriting.net website. It outlines a 5-step process: 1) Create an account with a password and email, 2) Complete an order form with instructions, sources, and deadline, 3) Review bids from writers and choose one, 4) Review the completed paper and authorize payment, 5) Request revisions if needed, with the promise of refunds for plagiarized work.
The Moderns is going to work with various people and parties to connect the dots between composting and packaging; healing our soil through compost; growing biodiverse, nutritious food; and ultimately making people healthier.
The most successful people and the strongest organisations know their own identities through and through. They know what they stand for and can get it across to those around them with full conviction and energy. But what truly makes them strong is that they mean something to those around them. They are part of a community, built out of a two-way relationship of trust with those to whom they seek to matter.
This campaign poster from the Joint Council for the Welfare of Immigrants aims to change attitudes about immigration. It does so by highlighting the important contributions immigrants make, such as saving lives through their work in healthcare. Rather than portraying immigrants negatively as is often done in media, the poster personalizes immigration by noting that the life saved next could be your own. The technique of appealing to self-interest in this way is meant to make people reconsider common misconceptions about immigration. The campaign and issue have received attention in mainstream media outlets like newspapers and social media, showing debate around immigration laws and policies.
(youthlabindo) Indonesian youth social universe:youth marketing for energy drinkyouth laboratory indonesia
Find out why most energy drink brand failed to create real engagement with the Indonesian youth segment
*kata kunci: pemasaran, tren anak muda,riset anak muda, riset pemasaran, strategi pemasaran anak muda, jasa riset, jasa riset pemasaran, biro riset pemasaran, konsultan pemasaran, youth culture asia,youth culture report,youth data,youth indonesia,youth insights,youth marketing indonesia,youth marketing reports,youth research,youthlab, indonesian youth, data anak muda, penelitian tentang anak muda, hasil survei tentang anak muda, jasa penelitian, anak muda indonesia, perusahaan penelitian pemasaran
The latest Frisk (our British brethren's takes on today's trends) focuses on an oft-contested subject in life (and most certainly marketing): luxury.
Inside Frisk, LB London gives its take on luxury's democratization, trends in wearables, and why the buzzword is more of a state of mind than a price on a tag.
Lemn Sissay, a London poet, is proposed to lead a workshop on poetry and public works in Cape Town, South Africa around the time of the 2010 World Cup. The workshop would involve local students and adults working together with Lemn to paint poems on landmarks in the townships to shine a light on lives there beyond just the soccer event. Funding of $5,000 is requested for supplies, Lemn's participation fees, and volunteer expenses. The goal is to create poetic landmarks that will continue inspiring the community long after the World Cup.
Is it in our nature to be generous? FITCH has been studying brands and generosity for the last 6 years and uncovered ways in which creatives and brands need to use different parts of the brain to unlock empathy in an increasingly disjointed and disrupted world.
FITCH Chairman and Chief Creative Officer Tim Greenhalgh will examine the spectrum of generosity, from mean and cynical behavior, to give and take, to those brands that give freely. He’ll outline the dynamics of a great and generous experience and answer the $1,000,000 question: does being generous and offering great experiences for customers make brands money? The good news is, yes.
The document provides a curriculum vitae and objectives for analyzing various marketing case studies including film and video game launches by Activision, Sonosite ultrasound communications conventions, Procter & Gamble cause marketing trends focused on Gen Y, and analyzing UPS brand communications and examples of paid, earned, owned and created media. It also includes two mock creative briefs, one for a Kia Sorento Super Bowl ad targeting Gen X families, and one repositioning the image of the island of Ibiza, Spain from a party destination to a place for cultural discovery and inspiration for thoughtful travelers.
This document discusses how culture shapes branding and consumer behavior in subtle yet powerful ways. It provides several examples of how companies have successfully leveraged cultural insights to strengthen their brands, such as Apple producing T-shirts in China that recognized local culture. The document also illustrates how culture can sometimes contradict logic, using the example of green fire trucks that were less visible to drivers because of cultural associations. It emphasizes that ignoring culture is like having an empty brand and that leveraging cultural knowledge can help brands form stronger emotional bonds with customers.
Designing south africa’s creative economy finalShahid Solomon
This document discusses the importance of diverse experiences and having a broad perspective for creative design. It notes that creativity comes from connecting different experiences in new ways. However, many people lack diverse experiences and a broad view of problems, leading to more linear solutions. The document calls for maximizing not just the market share but also the "mind and emotions share" of the creative economy. It discusses how brands can build emotional connections and how objects are part of complex social interactions.
The rollercoaster of emotions: How brands and agencies can enjoy the rideFITCH
Emotions differentiate humans from other living things. They make us unpredictable, impulsive and endlessly interesting. They are part of what makes humans, human.
Our emotions also make us an endlessly frustrating group of people for brands trying to stand out and connect. But it can be done. In this session, Darren Watson, FITCH ECD Asia Pacific will explore how brands can use experiences to create emotional connections that are playful, thought-provoking and unlock the human element essential to success in physical and digital brand interactions.
From Nike Rise harnessing the passion of a new generation of Chinese basketball players, to Merrell’s use of VR to take wannabe hikers into the wilderness and M&M’s World Store Shanghai, which turns a candy store into a theatrical experience, Watson will demonstrate the powerful human connections that can be created.
The document discusses an artist's various video and audio projects that incorporate found objects, scanned images, and layered video textures. It also outlines the artist's educational work involving collage, media literacy, and empowering students through cross-curricular, hands-on learning processes connected to technology. Key projects mentioned include 16mm film loops, video clips collected with a camcorder of natural textures, and an audio project featuring found sounds.
CAEA presentation on middle school sock doll unit. Workshop Description: The trans-formative power of art has never been so potent then with this middle school unit on recycled, handmade sock monsters. Students begin with dialogues comparing handmade/factory made goods as well as discussing monetary worth vs. alternative forms of currency such as emotional, sentimental and spiritual value.
Camp LowSavannah is a Girl Scouts camp located in Savannah, Georgia that offers various activities for girls from June 21-26, 2009. The camp provides adventure programs such as Daredevils for those seeking challenges and Night Owls for nighttime activities.
An Exercise in Terror: What I've Learned from Narrowing the Focus of My FirmMark Busse
The document discusses the author's experience narrowing the focus of his firm to specialize in industrial design and architecture. It describes some of the challenges he faced, including defining his expertise, learning when to turn down work, and finding an audience for his specialized services. The author suggests that specializing helped open doors for his business by reducing competition and positioning his firm for specific opportunities within industrial design and the built environment field.
This slide show depicts some of the projects I worked on at Lucre International Corporation that related to data or process analysis and system development.
My official duties as Compliance Director entailed building out and maintaining the regulatory compliance engine within Lucre's proprietary due diligence platform - "Prophet", as well as other compliance related tasks. But I frequently applied my 20+ years of experience in mortgage loan due diligence to develop or propose system enhancements for Prophet.
Additionally, I developed an intricate loan selection process which targeted sample loans, saving the expense of conducting due diligence reviews on 100% of the loans in a pool while maintaining the highest level of client confidence in risk assessments and purchase recommendations.
The document discusses the changing role of brands in a world where time is scarce and consumers are increasingly producers through new media. It argues that brands should provide a "stage" or medium for consumers to tell their own stories, rather than just promoting the brand itself. Successful brands will help resolve tensions between too many choices and not enough time by enabling consumers to write new stories or validate existing stories through interaction with the brand.
Essay On Cultural Diversity In India. Cultural Diversity in India Essay - TAL...Michelle Kennelty
Explain diversity in india. Diversity and pluralism in India. 2022-10-30. Essay On Indian Democracy A Role Model Of Unity In Diversity For The .... 10 Lines Essay on Indian Culture in English Indian Culture 10 Points .... Essay on the Different Forms of Diversity in India. Sample essay on a world view of cultural diversity. Reflective Essay: Indian culture and heritage essay. Write a short essay on Indian Culture Essay Writing English - YouTube. Short essay on Indias Unity in Diversity.pdf Multiculturalism .... Diversity in india essay. Diversity in Indian Workforce: Laws and .... Cultural Diversity Essay Essay on Cultural Diversity for Students and .... Cultural diversity in india essay. Religion and Culture in Indian .... Write an essay on Indian Culture English Essay Writing. Essay on india is a land of unity in diversity - mfacourses887.web.fc2.com. Short essay on diversity in Indian Culture - Short Essay on Unity in .... Cultural Diversity in India Essay - TALK WITH SHIVI. Exploring cultural diversity of
The document provides instructions for how to request and complete an assignment writing request on the HelpWriting.net website. It outlines a 5-step process: 1) Create an account with a password and email, 2) Complete an order form with instructions, sources, and deadline, 3) Review bids from writers and choose one, 4) Review the completed paper and authorize payment, 5) Request revisions if needed, with the promise of refunds for plagiarized work.
The Moderns is going to work with various people and parties to connect the dots between composting and packaging; healing our soil through compost; growing biodiverse, nutritious food; and ultimately making people healthier.
The most successful people and the strongest organisations know their own identities through and through. They know what they stand for and can get it across to those around them with full conviction and energy. But what truly makes them strong is that they mean something to those around them. They are part of a community, built out of a two-way relationship of trust with those to whom they seek to matter.
Three keynote speakers are scheduled to present at an upcoming event covering topics of culture, business, and design. Thomas Dolby, an English musician best known for the 1982 hit "She Blinded Me with Science", will discuss culture, media, and arts. Don Tapscott, a Canadian business author and consultant specializing in innovation and technology, will address business and economic topics. Ken Denmead, the author of a top-rated blog explaining complex topics, will cover design, creativity, and DIY subjects.
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Creative ideas…
are just that unless you can make them happen.
CreativeDynamix @ the intersection of Arts | Enterprise | Community in modern Ireland.
A conversation in cultural enterprise with MA members in Cultural Policy and Arts Management UCD, February 2011
The document discusses various topics related to user-centered design including personas, value propositions, tribes or communities of interest to segment audiences, and "watering holes" which are forums for brainstorming ideas with support and bringing together interdisciplinary skills. Specific examples mentioned include fictional user archetypes or personas to guide product design, considering needs, goals and lifestyle when developing personas, and the value creation process of developing a value proposition, pitching the idea, and iterating based on feedback.
This document summarizes lessons from Cannes Lions 2016 across three areas:
1) For brands - embrace transparency, weaknesses, and purpose beyond just talking; walk the talk.
2) For agencies - pursue diversity, know what not to do as part of strategy, and collaborate more.
3) As a bonus - take risks to stand out rather than justify average work.
This document discusses how contemporary art exhibitions can shape youth identities through narrative spaces. It provides background on Swedish Travelling Exhibitions, which produces traveling exhibitions and education on exhibition media. The document discusses a pedagogical perspective on learning in cultural spaces and how youth understand their world through narratives. It provides two examples of exhibitions - The Collective and WORKING CLASS HERO - that allow youth to engage with art and reflect on their own narratives.
This document outlines a process for creating social change that includes diagnosing problems, discovering real issues through community engagement, co-designing solutions, and delivering lasting impact. It provides examples of techniques for each step, such as using photography to understand problems, prototyping ideas, and empowering communities to develop and share their own visions for change. The overall approach emphasizes understanding issues from the perspectives of affected communities and co-creating solutions through collaborative design rather than imposing outside ideas.
This document discusses the importance and benefits of visual arts education. It summarizes 10 key lessons that the arts teach children, including developing judgment, problem-solving skills, and embracing multiple perspectives. It argues that a strong arts education teaches valuable skills like creativity that are important for students' development and future careers. The document advocates for ensuring all students have access to quality visual arts instruction and provides suggestions for how community members can support arts education.
Creativity, perseverance, and humility are essential traits for survival in wilderness situations, as shown in the film Cast Away and story To Build a Fire. While the man in To Build a Fire lacks creativity and imagination, Chuck in Cast Away uses his creativity to fashion tools like an axe and sail from unlikely materials, enabling his perseverance to survive alone on an island until rescue. These traits make the difference between life and death when stranded without resources.
This presentation argues for the importance of art education. It begins by introducing the topic and color theme. The second slide provides examples of creative career fields. A quote is then presented about the purpose of art in society. Data is shown that most Americans believe art is essential to a well-rounded K-12 education. However, many students lack opportunities to experience the arts. The next slides discuss collaboration skills learned through art and key skills gained from art education. Examples of how art encourages empathy and builds a just society are then presented to conclude the presentation.
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This document discusses visual culture, cyberliteracy, and culture jamming. It provides definitions of these terms and excerpts about how visual media influences children's perceptions of reality and values. The document also notes that art education often emphasizes conformity over critical engagement with social and political issues. It suggests rethinking aesthetics as relational and understanding the politics of images. Examples of culture jamming artists like Ron English and Jorge Rodriguez-Gerada are provided. The document concludes with instructions for a student culture jamming project to critique and alter existing advertisements.
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The document provides guidance on analyzing charity advertising like that produced by Shelter. It discusses Shelter as an organization that helps the homeless and outlines techniques used in their advertising. These include using personal stories to create empathy, showing the consequences of homelessness, and appealing to emotions with simple yet vague messages. The document also analyzes sample Shelter ads, noting design elements like colors and images, and how these aim to represent homelessness as an issue that could impact anyone to encourage support.
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2. We begin our journey at the Odyssey School in Denver, CO with a very open minded and ambitious art teacher, 6th grade teacher and a student teacher. 6th graders are learning about the social and environmental issues surrounding the mining of gold. We meet to discuss possibilities for our integrated art project.
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5. Contaminated Water: Sulphide Ore Acid Drainage and Cyanide Leaching People Displacement (e.g.30,000 people in 8 years in Ghana)Mining Dangers with Low Regulation
7. Dreams and nightmares Lifecycles Reverence for life Interdependence Individual identity Aging Power Community Life and death Emotional life Heroes Family Idealism Ritual Views of reality Conflict Social norms Spirituality Celebration Uncertainty Relationships Suffering Human diversity Materialism Nature and culture Utopias Fantasy Social order Big Ideas
8. Street Art/Public Protest/Media Literacy/AdBusters/Graphic Design/Identity/Marketing/Social Issues/Environmental Issues/Globalization/Active Participation in Society/Critical Thinking/Collaboration
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10. Visual Culture “The visual arts make up most of visual culture, which is all that is humanly formed and sensed through vision or visualization and shapes the way we live our lives.” Kerry Freedman, Teaching Visual Culture
11. Media Radio, television, films, books, newspapers, magazines and internet are all forms of media that reach or influence people widely.
24. What does this ad want you to do or think? You need it, You will get thin, It will complete you, You will look good, You will be cool, It’s cool and good for you, It will help you live and drive, If you don’t you are not cool, Happy b/c she has clear skin You will be adored, You won’t be fat, What Emotions are they engaging? Pride, Happiness, Bling, Coolness, Be better, Someone will love you, Strength, Save money, Pretty, Confident, Beauty, Want, Greed, Jealousy, Perfection,
29. Advertising often sells ideas and ideals more than the actual product. What information do they leave out about their product/services? http://www.nodirtygold.org
30. As you become adults, you become the consumers. Advertisers want to know what you want. You have the power to talk back in the language of the media.
32. Introducing Real Graphic Design Industry TermsComposition, Color, Text…Ad Copy or Slogans: Text of a print, radio, or television advertising message that aims at catching and holding the interest of the consumer, persuading him or her to make a purchase within a few short seconds.
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34. Subvertising: Spoofs or parodies of corporate and political advertisements to make a statement. This can take the form of a new image or an alteration to the exisiting image. https://www.adbusters.org/
36. Students Begin their Subvertisments Students are asked to transfer and connect to their learning about the industry of gold mining. They are given a choice of what they would like their message to communicate about gold.
40. Street Art deals with activism, and allows the artists a platform to reach a broader audience than traditional art forms.
41. The Power of Image ShepardFairey, 2008 Obama Hope Poster Bansky 2007, West Bank Barrier between Israel and Palestine
42. Banksy and ShepardFairey “Street art is more about interacting with the audience on the street and the people, the masses. Graffiti isn’t so much about connecting with the masses; it’s about connecting with different crews, it’s an internal language, it’s a secret language. Most graffiti you can’t even read, so it’s really contained within the culture that understands it and does it. Street art is much more open. It’s an open society”
extracting gold by dissolving ore in toxic mercury./metals like gold are found in sulphide ores which when exposed to air become acidic. This in turn becomes sulphuric acid when brought into contact with water, a common enough ocurrence in areas with underground water supplies, dissolving toxic heavy metals like arsenic, copper and iron. This phenomonen is known as "acid mine drainage" and is harmful to animal, bird and plant life./cyanide leaching which involves pouring sodium cyanide solution over large piles of crushed rock /Ahafo gold mine, Newmont's first mine in Ghana, has been implicated in .... In the Wassa area, mining displaced 30000 people between 1990 and 1998
The big idea provides the conceptual idea for art making