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National Conference of Artists 2008 Conference

National Conference of Artists 2008 Conference

Thursday, July 10, 2008 at 1:00 PM (CT)

Chicago, IL


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Ticket Information

Ticket Type Sales End Price Fee Quantity
General Registration Ended $250.00 $6.25
Student Ticket Ended $75.00 $1.88
1 Day Conference Pass Ended $75.00 $1.88
Dinner and Awards Gala Ended $50.00 $1.25

Event Details


National Conference of Artists
Presents

“The Art of Renewal”
2008 Conference
July 10-12, 2008
Chicago South Loop Hotel
11 West 26th Street
Chicago, Illinois

hosted by
Third World Press Foundation


Registration Information

Ala Carte Options Added!
Entire Conference: $250 Regular Fee • $75 Students
1 Day only: $75
Dinner and Awards Gala only: $50

Official Hotel and Conference Site
South Loop Hotel
11 West 26th Street, Chicago, IL 60616
$119 + tax (per night)
(312) 225.7000
www.chicagosouthloophotel.com
*Registration is not complete until room reservations have been made.

Student Hotel Accommodations
Hostelling International Chicago
24 W. Congress Parkway, Chicago, IL 60605
312-386-9332
www.hichicago.org

Method of Payment
All conference registrations must be prepaid either by mail or email. Please make registration payable to the National Conference of Artists (NCA) by personal check, Money Order, MasterCard, Visa, Discover, or American Express to:
The National Conference of Artists
c/o Third World Press
7822 S. Dobson Ave.
Chicago, IL 60619
or online at
www.ncaconference2008.eventbrite.com

Cancellation/Refund Policy
There will be no refunds issued after July 1, 2008

For more information call:
Ph. 773-651-0700


Click Here to download the conference brochure!
Conference Highlights
Workshops
"The Pedagogy of Hip Hop" Discussion of how the Hip Hop culture is impacting visual arts
The Business of Art: An art world insider’s perspective for artists and strategies for placing work in collections


"Art and Technology" A discussion on the fusion of art and technology, and approaches by which technology can be used to make art more accessible

"Using Art to Teach Science" A demonstration of an interactive teaching module that use the visual arts to teach the sciences

"Art Education in An Urban Setting" Exploring the role and function of arts education for the holistic development of the Urban Youth and Community
Other Scheduled Events
  • Diaspora Rhythms: Tour of homes of members of Diaspora Rhythms, an art collecting organization that supports contemporary works by artists of African descent.
  • Kickoff Reception at Gallery Guichard
  • Closing Ceremonies Dinner and Awards Galafeaturing Keynote Speaker: Monica Haslip, Founder Little Black Pearl

Click Here to download the conference brochure!

 

Where

South Loop Hotel
11 West 26th Street
Chicago, IL 60616




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Hosted By

Third World Press Foundation

Third World Press initiated the Third World Press Foundation in order to play a more activist role in the literacy and communication aspects of culture in the Black community. TWP Foundation is a 501c(3) organization committed to four major projects: (1) the prison literature program; (2) aiding and building culturally specific libraries at elementary and secondary schools, state and federal prisons, women shelters and halfway houses; (3) we will be in the forefront of supporting literacy programs, supporting writing conferences, seminars and workshops throughout the African American communities and (4) providing resources to teachers and others whose primary goal is the development of literacy throughout the African American community. Our goal is to support the best creative writers, artists and photographers and aid them in the publication and/or exhibits of their work and offering these materials and others to imprisoned men and women at no cost or a minimal cost to them. The TWP Foundation has taken the lead in sponsoring and supporting writing conferences, seminars and workshops locally and nationally. Our programs include: A Prison Literacy Program, Black Writers Retreat, A partnership with Project Sankofa, Black United Readers, Literacy Support Efforts-Jambo, Watoto! The African American Children's Book Club, Kwanzaa Children's Party, the Digital Literacy Alliance and more. You can help TWP Foundation achieve its goal of promoting literacy and intellectual independence for all groups of people by supporting our programs. You can also help by sending your tax-deductible contribution to: Third World Press Foundation P.O. Box 19730 Chicago, IL 60619

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