Workshops

Upcoming:

2023 FAEA Annual Conference

Frida Kahlo Self Portraits
Event TypeWorkshop
DescriptionLearn about the artist and life story of Frida Kahlo. Mexican artist Frida Kahlo is remembered for her self-portraits, pain and passion, and bold, vibrant colors. She is celebrated in Mexico for her attention to Mexican and indigenous culture and by feminists for her depiction of the female experience and form. This lesson is meant to emulate the style and approach of Frida’s work. Participants will learn the history of Frida Kahlo self-portraits, the proper proportions of a human head, and color blending with oils pastels and mixed media techniques.
Target AudienceAll
Date and TimesSunday 10/8/2023    8:00 AM  –  9:30 AM
Room(s)Sawgrass Marriott Golf Resort & Spa 
Players C       

Art Class at a shelter in Mexico in collaboration with SOS Migrante.

July 29-30, 2023

Reach-60-80 students

Art Project:

The art project is: Postcards from the Edge.

Overview
Audio/Time-based Media

My goal is to capture and combine images and audio that portray a broken time in the US and abroad. The dialog has no borders. The postcards will be created in the US, Ireland, Mexico, Haiti and Cuba. I will conduct the work with my students, relief workers, and migrants, recording their stories and the stories of families in their home countries. The work will be created by the people who have lived the experience and I will document the process. The final project will be the postcards as evidence, captured by the process. Stories, environmental sounds will all be captured.

This project is inspired by the work of Martha Rosler’s Secrets from the Streets No Disclosure and Moyra Davey’s Subway Writers. The title Postcards from the Edge is inspired from a movie titled semi autobiography of Carrie Fisher 1990. The title always stuck with me. The movie focused on addiction and family relationships. But I see this struggle in families and connections along the border as well. A struggle of life, loneliness and the path some have been forced to traverse on their own. And the struggle of trying to keep those connections going.

Postcards From the Edge (Repeat)
Event TypeWorkshop
DescriptionThe postcards will be created in classrooms across the U.S. and other countries where families and friends reside. This workshop encourages educators to create similar workshops with their own students. My goal is to have students capture and combine images to create a documentation of communication with family and friends through the creation of Postcards. The postcards are a combination of mixed media such as paint, collage, pen and ink, and pencil drawings. The post can later be stamped and sent through the mail with some documentation. Once the postcards are collected they can be displayed in various ways. Students will record their stories and the stories of families in their home countries. The work will be created by the people who have lived the experience, and I will document the process. The final project will be the postcards as evidence.
Target AudienceElementary School, Middle School, High School, College/University, Museum, All
Date and TimesThursday 10/13/2022    10:30 AM  –  12:00 PM
Room(s)Caribe Royale 
Boca VII       

The Studios of Key West

Observational and Figure Drawing

533 Eaton St, Key West, FL 33040

Instructor: Pamela Calore

Thursdays

Jan 13, 20, 27

6-8pm

2021 FAEA Annual Conference

Reunite, Reconnect, and Recharge

October 14 – 17, 2021
Caribe Royale Orlando

Storytelling Suitcases and Shrines
Workshop
A process of storytelling that embodies the work of teachers, teacher candidates, parents, and students in a representation of their lives through artifacts, histories, and experiences about family stories, or their Latinx individualities. The art project exemplifies authentic stories depicted in small maletas (suitcases) and shrines that foster critical reflection of struggles and successes to maintain the language, culture, and integrity of the family. A personal shrine is like a memory in a box. Participants will make their own shrines using their own personal stories. *Please bring copies of photos and items to put on your shrine- such as, buttons, jewelry pieces. 
Middle School, High School, College/University, Museum, All
Thursday 10/14/2021 10:30 AM – 12:00 PM
Sunday 10/17/2021    8:00 AM  –  9:45 AM
Caribe Royale 
Boca VII       

Personal Shrine and Maletes

Service Category A

Painting Class

Instructor: Pamela Calore

College taeching:

Art Institute of California, San Diego.


The only people for me are the mad ones, the ones who are mad to live, mad to talk, mad to be saved, desirous of everything at the same time, the ones who never yawn or say a commonplace thing, but burn, burn, burn, like fabulous yellow roman candles exploding like spiders across the stars and in the middle you see the blue centerlight pop and everybody goes “Awww!” Jack Kerouac , poet (1922 – 1969)

Live with mystery. Joseph Jeswald, painter ( 1927-2009)

Service 1
Drawing
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Service 2
Painting
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Service 3
Mixed Media
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Service 4
Shrines
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Service 5
Mural Making
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Service Category B

Drawing, Block-printing, mixed media

Instructor: Pamela Calore

Images of Middle School and High classes.

Migrant Education Region IX , San Diego , CA

Service 1
Drawing form Life- specimens provided by the Natural History Museum, San Diego, CA
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Sevice 2
Figure Drawing
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Service 3
Portraits
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Service 4
Pastels
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Service Category C

Photography

Students will learn the principles and design of Photography.

Service 1
Digital Photgoraphy
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Service 2
Documentary Photography
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Service 3
Event Photography
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Service 4
Film Photography
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Service 5
Photo Essay
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