I’m participating in Artists Sunday this year. Artists Sunday is the Sunday after Thanksgiving (Nov 29). It’s like Black Friday or Small Business Saturday but for art! Shop with your favorite artists and give the gift of art this holiday season.
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Check out my newest outdoor mural “The Taste of Colors” at Lil Jamaica Lounge 1332 S. Broadway St. in Green Bay Wisconsin!
Great Food & Great Art!
On Facebook tonight, CrewlArt Featured
Opens Monday, April, 20—May 10, 2020
“Clean Planet”
A Community Collaboration Sculpture by Gregory Frederic
Members of our community, under the instruction of artist Gregory Frederic, painted these bottles to raise awareness for the widely recognized problem of plastic waste. While it is an important material for our economy, providing multiple benefits to modern day living, plastic takes up valuable space in landfill sites and is polluting the natural environment, having an especially significant impact on our oceans. One million plastic bottles are bought around the world every minute, and this number is set to increase if we do not act. A number of organizations and countries are banning the use and production of disposable plastics, and we too can extend a helping hand to the global movement of reducing plastic waste. It’s never too late to start using less plastic and support efforts to leave a cleaner planet for the next generation.
Presented by: Titletown Development LLC in collaboration with The Art Garage and Austin Straubel Airport
“Plastic in the Air”-Video Link Below…
As Artist-in-Residence for the Appleton Public Library, Gregory was excited to connect with teens from the STAR program through the Appleton Area School District and the Boys and Girls Club to inspire creativity and help showcase our community, including our diverse perspectives and experiences. STAR (Scholars on Target to Achieve Results) is an academic engagement intervention program for middle & high school African American students in the Appleton and Menasha school districts. Significant disparities exist in educational attainment based on race. In Appleton and Menasha, the four-year graduation rate is approximately 90% for white students and only 70% for black students. Gregory worked with teens to design and create an incredible mural that hangs in the teen area in the library.
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