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A visual exploration of the taboos surrounding mental health and artistic expression in various mediums by Colorado artist Matte Refic. A pioneer in the inmate art program with the Colorado Prison systems, Matte has designed several interactive books, such as his "meet your monsters" that challenge prisoners to color outside the lines and learn to use art as a platform for emotional expression. With raw canvases, projected shadows, Video collages, and mural installations, he inspires the viewer to not just confront those darker emotions, like depression and self-doubt, but also reject the stigmas surrounding them. Matte is a member of "The Creatures" artists collective and serves on the Pueblo Mural Festival committee.
Share experiences, value culture and make connections. All students are welcome to participate in these student-led weekly discussions on global, cultural & student issues. More info: ppcc.edu/global
We will discuss unique cultural holidays around the world and why they are important.
Care & Share will provide free perishable food available for students and the community at no cost WHILE SUPPLIES LAST. Vegetables, bread and other items are available. There's no limit but bring your own grocery bags or boxes. VOLUNTEERS NEEDED to help with this event. Volunteers can sign up at ppcc.edu/help.
The PPCC choirs present an evening of choral music under the direction of Gayle Grace.
Centennial Campus Theater
All PPCC Music Department events are free and open to the public.
The donation of a non-perishable food item for the Student Pantry is always welcome.
A visual exploration of the taboos surrounding mental health and artistic expression in various mediums by Colorado artist Matte Refic. A pioneer in the inmate art program with the Colorado Prison systems, Matte has designed several interactive books, such as his "meet your monsters" that challenge prisoners to color outside the lines and learn to use art as a platform for emotional expression. With raw canvases, projected shadows, Video collages, and mural installations, he inspires the viewer to not just confront those darker emotions, like depression and self-doubt, but also reject the stigmas surrounding them. Matte is a member of "The Creatures" artists collective and serves on the Pueblo Mural Festival committee.
Lively and soulful music in the jazz tradition, performed by PPCC music students under the direction of William Malone, with Bruce Anderson directing the PPCC percussion ensemble .
Centennial Campus Theater
All PPCC Music Department events are free and open to the public.
The donation of a non-perishable food item for the Student Pantry is always welcome.
A visual exploration of the taboos surrounding mental health and artistic expression in various mediums by Colorado artist Matte Refic. A pioneer in the inmate art program with the Colorado Prison systems, Matte has designed several interactive books, such as his "meet your monsters" that challenge prisoners to color outside the lines and learn to use art as a platform for emotional expression. With raw canvases, projected shadows, Video collages, and mural installations, he inspires the viewer to not just confront those darker emotions, like depression and self-doubt, but also reject the stigmas surrounding them. Matte is a member of "The Creatures" artists collective and serves on the Pueblo Mural Festival committee.
A visual exploration of the taboos surrounding mental health and artistic expression in various mediums by Colorado artist Matte Refic. A pioneer in the inmate art program with the Colorado Prison systems, Matte has designed several interactive books, such as his "meet your monsters" that challenge prisoners to color outside the lines and learn to use art as a platform for emotional expression. With raw canvases, projected shadows, Video collages, and mural installations, he inspires the viewer to not just confront those darker emotions, like depression and self-doubt, but also reject the stigmas surrounding them. Matte is a member of "The Creatures" artists collective and serves on the Pueblo Mural Festival committee.
A visual exploration of the taboos surrounding mental health and artistic expression in various mediums by Colorado artist Matte Refic. A pioneer in the inmate art program with the Colorado Prison systems, Matte has designed several interactive books, such as his "meet your monsters" that challenge prisoners to color outside the lines and learn to use art as a platform for emotional expression. With raw canvases, projected shadows, Video collages, and mural installations, he inspires the viewer to not just confront those darker emotions, like depression and self-doubt, but also reject the stigmas surrounding them. Matte is a member of "The Creatures" artists collective and serves on the Pueblo Mural Festival committee.
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