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episode 34: Fostering Art, Creativity, and Social Engagement with Sheryl Oring
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Sheryl Oring is the Dean of the School of Art at University of the Arts in Philadelphia. Sheryl's work as an artist, writer, and educator explores critical social issues through the integration of old and new media, fostering open exchange and challenging the status quo.
In this episode, Sheryl delves into the stories behind her renowned works, "Writer's Block" and "I Wish To Say," shedding light on the driving forces behind her art and the profound impact she seeks to achieve. As the Dean of the School of Art, Sheryl shares her vision for inspiring the next generation of artists and activists, shaping a future that embraces creativity, social engagement, and artistic expression.
Join Rob Lee and Sheryl Oring in an illuminating conversation where they explore:
- Sheryl's journey from her first creative experiences to her role as Dean of the School of Art, uncovering the influences and inspirations that have shaped her artistic sensibility.
- The intersection of truth, storytelling, and activism in Sheryl's work, examining the role of art in sparking dialogue, challenging censorship, and promoting democratic engagement.
- The transformative power of "I Wish to Say," Sheryl's Creative Capital project, and its impact in giving a voice to the disenfranchised, fostering connections, and inspiring hope.
- Sheryl's role as Dean of the School of Art at the University of the Arts in Philadelphia, and her vision for inspiring the next generation of artists, cultivating creativity, and empowering social change.
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Original music by Daniel Alexis Music with additional music from Chipzard.
Episode illustration by Alley Kid Art.
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