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ARTS/ENTERTAINMENT Artiva to Be Featured in International Conference Artiva, the Arts Council's art apprenticeship and job train ing program, has been accepted for inclusion at the 4th Interna tional Congress of Educating Cities Conference in Chicago, Sept. 24-27. Artiva was modeled after Chicago's "Gallery 37" and will be a part of the round table presentation on replicating this program. "The Arts and Humanities as Agents for Social Change" is the theme of the Congress. Over 100 model arts and humanities programs that respond to critical urban issues from around the world will be featured. The Arts Council piloted Artiva in the summer of 1995.. Working in partnership with the City of Winston-Salem's Work force Develop nent Office. the> provided meaningful summer J?- ~ 0L \rtiva youth apprentice artists develop artistic talents anil cognitive skills vital to the workplace. ?-* Arts Reach ypw4wpmm?!w*wppmeiwie!q|pewOTtt4e!ipp?w?epff??'?9 By CHERYL HARRY employment to youths ages 14 21. This past summer. Artiva. provided jobs to 26 souths as apprentice artists. Apprentice ships were conducted in stained glass, murals and studioman agement. Stained glass appren tices created a mural lor the ele vator lobb\ i,i the Brenner Chil dren's Hospital Mural appren tices depicted George Washing ton's visit to historic Salem on a down tow n Win st on-Salem building, and studio manage ment apprentice artists assisted with the day-to-da\ operations (of the photographs. ceramics, graphics, fiber and youth studios at the Sawtooth Center Students that work at Artisa really see the \alue ol the pro gram. One student commented. "I enjoyed working at Artiva. because it gave me the opportu nity to develop m> skills as an artist. Even more important, it allowed me to give my talents to the community." The\ view the apprenticeship as a wonderful opportunity that instills in them a sense til responsibility, and also a way to make new friends. The Winston-Salem/Tors) th County Schools, the Winston? Salem Housing Authority and the Sawtooth Center lor Visual Art arc partners in tlie program, bunding was provided through grants from the RJR Nabisco I nundation, tlie Winston-Salem I'oundation and the North Car olina State Arts ('ouncil. The Congress will locus on \outh. di\ersit\ and community development. Youth workshops will include "The Six Lines of Knowledge." a program from Curitiha. Bra/il. which uses city busses to transport children and parents to si\ areas ol' cultural interest. Art Starts Neighbor hood Storefront Cultural Center from Toronto. Canada, where young people develop their cre ative and intellectual potential through the arts: and Young A s p i,r a t i o 11 s / Yo u n g Artists (YAYA) Irom New Orleans. La., where talented inner-city youths design and paint murals for inte rior designers, wholesalers and other indiv idual clients. Diversi ty workshops will feature CRHI SAN I S. a program in Barcelona. Spain, for people with disabilities, to creatively express themselves through the ater. music and dance; Djanogli Visual Arts Center in Jerusalem, Israel, where Arab and Israeli children connect the commonal ities o.| their cultures through painting, sculpture -*an<J music: and the Market Theater Labora tory, the first multiracial theater venue in Johannesburg, South Africa, that addresses the issues of apartheid and the transition to democracy. Community work shops will feature the Village of Arts <K: Humanities in Philadel phia. Pa., where residents have converted abandoned lots and buildings into art parks, gardens, educational facilities and low income housing; the Old Cable Factory in Helsinki, Finland, that has been converted into a lively cultural center; and the Seattle Arts Commission Public Art Program, which provided residents with a form ofself expression and a sense of pride in their community. If you would liRe.more information about the confer ence. please call the Arts Coun cil at 722-25X5. The NX. Black Hep. do. & The 1997 National Black Theatre Festival arc [>lea>ed to announce Ap| >earance & Book Si?inin?! I?n Terrie Williams ? President of one of the premier public relation."* "agencies in the countrs ? Author of The I'cr+onnl lunch: What ^ on Healh Need to Succeed in Todav* h a-t-l'aced ltuHnc>?> W orld September 24th at 12 Noon KadisHon Vlarque Hotel Ballroom Some of her client- - Kddie Murphx ? Janet Jaek-on ? Jaekie Jon ner-Kersee ? 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