SAIC students and faculty return to Igarai, Summer 2011, to do the 1.99 REAL Housing Project with Igarai residents
To learn more about the project, please visit:
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January 30, 2010
Scraping, Sealing, Priming 60 meters.
Participants of last years project and newcomers from the neighborhood were eager to participate every single day.
We were shown personal collections of the towns historical symbols, like this Carro de boi.
Group Leaders, Grupo Tumm participants, passerby’s and the curious all grabbed a brush and contributed to the town mural.
A young artist from the neighborhood, who participated in last years project lived up to his nickname “Spiderman” as he would quickly climb anywhere to make sure every angle of the wall was painted properly.
Although we had great hot light in the morning, we had to battle the daily storms.
Some days were shortened, but at every chance of good weather, everyone eagerly showed back up willing to continue the project.
Inauguration.
Grupo Tumm – Mococa, Grupo Tumm – Igarai, Mural Participants, Contributors, Town Politicians, Pastors, families, shop owners, the youth and the elderly gathered to show their support and announce the new historical mural that was made by the town of Igarai.
Point of Culture
Each one of us makes their own story, and every human being has the power of being happy
Jonathan Neumann, Karina Balbino, Brendan Hudson, TUNI Pinto
Igarai, Brasil .
January 5, 2010
The Global Canvas would like to thank all of the artists, musicians and volunteers that participated in our December Fundraiser. With their help we were able to raise $1200!
THANKS!
Wendy Melgar
Corinne Seguin
Spider Schergen
TEWZ
Dina Morelli
Bella Tolmasky
Juan Chavez
Kirsten Larson
Sarah Collins
Jeff Zimmerman
Brendan Hudson
8 Trak & NME
Emily Flores & Family
Gabriel Enriquez & Family
December 13, 2009
Also view the video that was made last session. Made by Renato Kerr
December 13, 2009
To cap off the entire project / workshops, some of the Grupo TUMM members, Isac and local friends came together for a breakdance battle, separated in a team vs. team platform.
December 13, 2009
Today we begin to paint at our first site, the school. Everyone shows up eager to start painting. We accomplish much more than we expect.
The color palette was chosen among the collaborative groups, which were all mixed tones. Although some of the teens knew how to mix basic colors, Isac and Jonathan taught each apprentice how to lighten and darken colors with the use of other colors.
December 13, 2009
After working in collaborative groups, the teens designed variations of the mural and collectively chose which elements for a final composition, which was a mixture of each group’s design.
Grupo TUMM provided us with a light projector, which Jonathan, Isac & their peer leaders used to start the design outlines.
The Global Canvas: Projeto Igarai 
