The African Diaspora Water Crisis Curriculum Project website is now live: sites.psu.edu/watercrisis. The project and website are supported by a grant from the Africana Research Center at Penn State. A special thank you is in order to Felix Rodriguez, PhD candidate in art education and graduate assistant,…
IBK, Master Potter from Nigeria, visited Penn State last week. Experience the time-lapse video of his demonstration in the clay studio. photographs by Stephanie Swindle
Master potter Ibukunoluwa Ayoola, (aka IBK) from Atamora Pottery, Osun, Nigeria will visit Reservoir Studio January 23-24, 2015. His visit to the United States is sponsored by Potters Water Action Group under the coordination of Richard Wukich. The focus of IBK’s visit is to work with Potters Water…
Here is an excerpt from a recent article about using sunlight and nano particles to produce clean water: An invention from Down Under uses sunlight and nanoparticles to purify water on the cheap. Project leader Eldon Tate, a nanotech researcher and PhD candidate at Victoria…
I am honored to announce some great news. I [Steve] have been awarded a 2014 Research Grant from The Africana Research Center at Penn State. The grant will support “The African Diaspora Water Crisis Curriculum Project: An Arts-Based Collaboration” which will be carried out through the Reservoir Studio….