Comments on: Let Art Talk http://projectdiaspora.org/110 Mobilizing Africa's Diaspora Mon, 01 Dec 2008 22:44:04 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.1 By: Kharumwa http://projectdiaspora.org/110#comment-467 Kharumwa Wed, 19 Nov 2008 06:35:02 +0000 http://projectdiaspora.org/110#comment-467 wow.. i think its a brilliant incentive. wow.. i think its a brilliant incentive.

]]> By: Jami http://projectdiaspora.org/110#comment-452 Jami Tue, 11 Nov 2008 06:38:32 +0000 http://projectdiaspora.org/110#comment-452 I was excited to research an artist when asked to create a unit lesson plan in my art class. I have a heart for Uganda and so started my search there. To my surprise I came across Mr. Mutebi's work and I am inspired. Myself as a teacher to be, I look forward teaching about Mr. Mutebi, his style of work, and the inspirations he has for his country and the world. A wonderful human and artist to introduce American children to. I was excited to research an artist when asked to create a unit lesson plan in my art class. I have a heart for Uganda and so started my search there. To my surprise I came across Mr. Mutebi’s work and I am inspired. Myself as a teacher to be, I look forward teaching about Mr. Mutebi, his style of work, and the inspirations he has for his country and the world. A wonderful human and artist to introduce American children to.

]]> By: Let Art Talk Interview’s Some of Their Kids | Project Diaspora http://projectdiaspora.org/110#comment-166 Let Art Talk Interview’s Some of Their Kids | Project Diaspora Thu, 04 Sep 2008 04:23:04 +0000 http://projectdiaspora.org/110#comment-166 [...] to long ago we interviewed Fred Mutebi and learned a bit about his Art Therapy program, Let Art Talk. This brief video gives a glimpse into the lives of two of the youth benefit from this innovative [...] [...] to long ago we interviewed Fred Mutebi and learned a bit about his Art Therapy program, Let Art Talk. This brief video gives a glimpse into the lives of two of the youth benefit from this innovative [...]

]]> By: Michael Kirkpatrick http://projectdiaspora.org/110#comment-112 Michael Kirkpatrick Sat, 19 Apr 2008 18:51:48 +0000 http://projectdiaspora.org/110#comment-112 Teresa, Fred Mutebi is a compassionate visionary that has sacrificed so much for the benefit of others. Watch more about Fred Mutebi and 'Let Art Talk' here: www.youtube.com/letarttalk Please contact me if you are interested in purchasing the incredible artwork of Fred Mutebi or some of the children's artwork. Teresa,
Fred Mutebi is a compassionate visionary that has sacrificed so much for the benefit of others.

Watch more about Fred Mutebi and ‘Let Art Talk’ here:
http://www.youtube.com/letarttalk

Please contact me if you are interested in purchasing the incredible artwork of Fred Mutebi or some of the children’s artwork.

]]> By: Teresa http://projectdiaspora.org/110#comment-111 Teresa Sat, 19 Apr 2008 15:26:11 +0000 http://projectdiaspora.org/110#comment-111 It is so amazing how this project has grown within a year. Fred Mutebi is a hard worker and his hard work shows. Mr. Mutebi came to Memphis and did a workshop with the children at my school. The prints they made with him are beautiful. The children are so proud of their work. He also showed the work of his students in Uganda.Their work is beautiful also. Each print told a story. I bought a piece of the children's work from Uganda and plan on buying another. It is a good feeling to help others while also receiving such creative pieces of art that is beneficial to both parties. The children can use the money while the prints help us remember there is still alot to be done in this world of ours. It is so amazing how this project has grown within a year. Fred Mutebi is a hard worker and his hard work shows. Mr. Mutebi came to Memphis and did a workshop with the children at my school. The prints they made with him are beautiful. The children are so proud of their work. He also showed the work of his students in Uganda.Their work is beautiful also. Each print told a story. I bought a piece of the children’s work from Uganda and plan on buying another. It is a good feeling to help others while also receiving such creative pieces of art that is beneficial to both parties. The children can use the money while the prints help us remember there is still alot to be done in this world of ours.

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