Teens created beautiful public art that will live at the City’s Vivian C Mason Teen Center. The project was led by Artist Richard Ward and sponsored by the City of Norfolk’s Public Art Program. Throughout the camp, Campers also participated in workshops including voice, music, poetry, Learn2Lead and fun field trips!! The camp ran for four weeks in July and August. The art is a tribute to poet, musician and activist Gil Scott-Heron.
Join us for the art reveal on September 28th!
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