Adrianna Gallegos Psychology and Art
Posts Tagged ‘art therapy’
The Love of Tradition Show
I will be having an art show on March 5, 2010. There will be catering, music, and a local Photographer documenting the show. All proceeds will be donated to a honduras trip during the summer to teach an art class to the underprivileged, as I did in Camden, New Jersey. A specific time has yet [...]
Lost then Found
Lost then found
Balloon Love, Art Therapy
I had my students blow up two balloons. One balloon had all the people or things they hated. Then I told them to write all the people they loved on the other balloon. I spoke to them about how Jesus loved every one and how we should follow by that example and how big the [...]
Rachel Cuccia’s Picture Poet Lifestyle
Rachel is a woman who will keep you smiling with her excitement for life. She is more than just a model, she is a woman that can motivate any man or woman to crack a smile. She cares nothing about what others might think of her and she takes pride in that. She really doesn’t [...]
Saint Pedro
Every summer Urban promise in Camden, NJ puts together this thing called all camp day. Its been a tradition every summer for the kids to show there stuff. I wanted to help so ended up sewing the mascot putting another mural together almost completely by myself within five days. This mural was 12 by 15 [...]
Urban Promise
I spent six weeks collaborating ideas with my fellow teachers in Camden, Nj complete with a common goal. ( http://urbanpromiseusa.org/prog-finearts.php )To help the kids escape from there daily obligations as young adults. Grades of 5 through 8th grade. Much of my experience with art therapy has been complete trial and error process. But i have [...]
Retna
Retna This man so busy yet he finds time to allow me to follow him around every five seconds of the day in his studio. He was very professional but at the same time I refused to ask him all the same questions that he was asked in various magazines. I wanted to know painting [...]
Land Grant
This piece is one of my biggest accomplishments. I hope that in the future I will be able to distribute more art with this kind of look to it. You will be seeing more charcoal pieces.
