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FOKUS presents work on solar recycling kiosks as a way to increase the access to the arts and provide artists with increased exposure. Our goal is to turn cities into outdoor art galleries by showcase engaging artwork in public areas. We hope this inspires people and also encourages people to engage with the arts and draw them into appreciating the arts in galleries, museums, shows, and other venues. This project has taken place in Brooklyn, NY and Atlanta, GA.
VIEW PROJECTIn support of the Black Lives Matter movement, FOKUS partnered with Myrtle Avenue Partnership to engage the community in conversations on how they support and can support Black lives. These sticker prompts allowed for people to understand and take-away the various ways they can be supportive.
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FOKUS partnered with artists to create an analog art project centered on positive mental and emotional health and self-care. We engage with audiences using postcards and conversations to have them discuss their means of self-care. The take-away is the creation of a positive postcard that is sent to their future self or a friend. The postcard contains positive and encouraging messages designed to find them when the time is right.
VIEW PROJECTArt is the common thread that connects cultures, languages, people, and countries. The Art is… project exhibits this by asking different people from around the world what art means to them. Capturing responses across the United States and Argentina. Art is what makes us human. Art is what unites us. ~ Atiba T. Edwards & Jordan Kifer (creators)
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