Andrew Bird — Eyeoneye Video
In late 2011 Bird signed to the record label Mom+Pop. Andrew Bird's first release for the label was the soundtrack to the film Norman, which included his original score as well as songs by other artists. Bird sequenced the soundtrack to flow as a stand-alone album rather than a compilation of music from the film.
The best compliment I've heard is that without having seen the film, you can imagine it by listening to the soundtrack. The sequence is a big part of that effect.
Andrew Bird is currently on tour. Visit his site to see if he plays in your city.
Working at the Coffee Shop
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Childhoold of a Circle Video
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Zanmi Lakay’s Premier Jouk Li Jou Kan Foto – our first annual Photo Camp for Children in Haiti
For the first time, student photographers from Cité Soleil will meet up with students in Jacmel to spend 10 days shooting photo stories, editing, and processing their digital images with the help of volunteer professional photojournalists. The students will then print and hang their photos for an exhibition at the Fosaj Gallery, 5-7 Rue St. Ann, Jacmel. The month long show opens with a reception on Friday July 29, 2011.
This unprecedented teaching and exhibit event, called Jouk Li Jou Kan Foto will ...
Assignment: Kanaval 2011 – covered by 6 ACFFC student photojournalists
Our Photography Workshops continued on our most recent trip to Haiti in February and March this year as we shared actual exhibits with our classes in Jacmel and Cité Soleil. We wanted our students to experience their photographs up on walls being seen and shared just as they had been in four exhibits in the U.S. last year. We also had group slideshows, certificates were given to each student in Cité Soleil along with bags of food, they told us how much they love it all and want better equipment, and volunteers came to speak with the students! We also introduced them to ...
Digital Point and Shoot Camera Drive for Kids in Haiti
Zanmi Lakay needs 50 working digital point and shoot cameras -or better- for our First Annual "Jouk Li Jou Kan Foto" in July. This 10-day Photo Camp for Haitian children will be much bigger than our usual Photography Workshops culminating with an opening reception Friday July 29 at Fosaj in Jacmel, and the exhibit will be up for a month. We are still looking for volunteers,equipment, and additional funding. Contact me if you're interested!
Click here to download a (pdf) copy of the flyer and pass it on.
Fundraising Dinner for Zanmi Lakay at Bissap Baobab
Thursday, May 26 · 5:30pm - 11:00pm
2323 Mission Street
San Francisco, CA 94110
(415) 826-9287
www.bissapbaobab.com
On May 26th Zanmi Lakay is taking advantage of Bissap Baobab's generous offer to host a fundraiser so we can all enjoy a wonderful meal together while helping children in Haiti, and our organization will receive 20% of the entire evening's profits from the restaurant!
This is a great excuse to feast on delicious Senegalese food! Come on down and say hello and dine for a great cause! Please invite your friends and family and help us pack the place! ...
Thank you Etón!
Etón, a local company that helped us with earthquake relief with a donation of 50 windup flashlight radios with solar power and cell phone plug in last year, posted our thank you card on their website. There are 50 very grateful people in Haiti, and we are too!
Getting Ready for Haiti
We've been preparing for our February/March 2011 trip to Haiti, and last weekend Susan Bradley and I put the Care Bags together that we'll give out to street children. Care Bags are zip lock baggies containing a new t-shirt, soap, shampoo, toothbrush and tooth paste, comb, mini-pad of paper and pen, and for the older boys we include razors. We add other items if we have them available like vitamin-C candy, decks of cards, and other goodies.
The boys that wash cars on the street are always very thankful, and one time I handed out a couple of Care Bags while at a stop light ...