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artistsat work A D B C E 16 TAMMIE WILSON HUMAN RESOURCES ASSISTANT UAW-Chrysler National Training Center A. Untitled Photography 20” x 24” B. Oasis Ho n o r a b l e Me n t i o n Photography 20” x 20” GHEVARGHESE YOHANNAN ELECTRICIAN Sterling Stamping UAW Local 1264 C. Roots and Growth Ho n o r a b l e Me n t i o n Wood Sculpture 45” x 47” x 38” JULIE Y. ZHU PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT ENGINEER Chrysler Technology Center D. Cannon Beach Sunset Photography 30” x 20” E. Light Beam Photography 20” x 30”
YOUTH IN FOCUS: PHOTOGRAPHS REVEAL CREATVITY OF DETROIT CHILDREN AND REFLECT SUCCESS OF PARTNERSHIP WITH WOODBRIDGE COMMUNITY CENTER The exhibition includes a new section devoted to the photography of children from the Woodbridge Community Youth Center in Detroit. Kids enrolled in photography classes, taught by respected photojournalist Monica A. Morgan, were invited to enter their work in a special category of the 2010-2011 Artists at Work program. It’s designed to encourage development of their artistic talents and showcase their creativity. Judges chose the best photograph from among those submitted by the five children who entered the competition. Each of the selected photographs is 8” x 12”. A B This initiative represents an expansion of the partnership between the Woodbridge youth center, UAW-Chrysler National Training Center and the Leave the Light on Foundation. The foundation, established by UAW Vice President General Holiefield, director of the union’s Chrysler Department, has supported the center’s mission of providing a diverse after-school program for disadvantaged youth. That support includes funding for the photography classes. Since it opened in June 2007, the center has offered a safe haven and maintained a program that fills a void created by a severe shortage of youth services in Detroit’s historic Woodbridge community near Wayne State University. C D E Aminah Brown Age 12 8th Grade Henry Ford Center for Creative Studies A. Beauty Calls Amanie Hendon Age 10 5th Grade Edmonson Elementary School B. Calm Rekeisha Lake Age 11 6th Grade Edmonson Elementary School C. Christmas in Detroit Sakinah Phifer Age 11 7th Grade Detroit Academy of Arts and Science D. My Toy Red Challenger Markquitta Reed Age 11 7th Grade University Preparatory Academy E. Fantasia
- Page 1 and 2: 2010-2011 artists at work An Employ
- Page 3 and 4: 1st-place winner Dennis Sabatowich
- Page 5 and 6: C A B D E JOSEPH AUITO JOINT ACTIVI
- Page 7 and 8: F G I J H PAUL CALVERT MATERIAL HAN
- Page 9 and 10: H F I G J K L JAMES DONNELLON PRODU
- Page 11 and 12: H I J L K M STANFORD J. GILES MILLW
- Page 13 and 14: G I J H K RYAN NOWAK SYSTEMS ENGINE
- Page 15 and 16: G H J K I L M CRAIG REED MACHINE RE
- Page 17: J F I G H K TRAVERS TODD ASSISTANT
artistsat work<br />
A<br />
D<br />
B<br />
C<br />
E<br />
16<br />
TAMMIE WILSON<br />
HUMAN RESOURCES ASSISTANT<br />
<strong>UAW</strong>-<strong>Chrysler</strong><br />
National Training Center<br />
A. Untitled<br />
Photography<br />
20” x 24”<br />
B. Oasis<br />
Ho n o r a b l e Me n t i o n<br />
Photography<br />
20” x 20”<br />
GHEVARGHESE YOHANNAN<br />
ELECTRICIAN<br />
Sterling Stamping<br />
<strong>UAW</strong> Local 1264<br />
C. Roots and Growth<br />
Ho n o r a b l e Me n t i o n<br />
Wood Sculpture<br />
45” x 47” x 38”<br />
JULIE Y. ZHU<br />
PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT ENGINEER<br />
<strong>Chrysler</strong> Technology Center<br />
D. Cannon Beach Sunset<br />
Photography<br />
30” x 20”<br />
E. Light Beam<br />
Photography<br />
20” x 30”
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