Project_01: LOVE LETTERS

Love Letters was an art workshop and gallery for young students. The workshops covered a wide range of skills and techniques in drawing, painting, and photography. Additionally, with the use of social-emotional learning, students were able to learn about themselves in the brainstorming process with the prompt of “love languages.“ At the end of the day, students displayed their artworks in a gallery at the historic Rialto Theater as a part of the South Pasadena Arts Crawl.

As each piece was made with love and thought, the collection came to be known as Love Letters.

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Stage with a large screen displaying the words 'Love Letters', set in a concert hall with chairs arranged in front and musical instruments on stage.
The Rialto Theater in South Pasadena used during Love Letters project
A decorative glass display case filled with hanging and scattered white and colored cards, some with hearts, inside a room.
Person drawing on large sheet of paper with markers, sketching a pineapple and geometric shapes, with another person in the background.
A person with long, red hair is taking a photo or filming with a red camera, while another person is standing nearby, pointing at the camera. In the background, there is a black wall, a small table with a figurine, a jar, and a phone.
A woman drawing a portrait on paper at a table with a hand-held mirror, and another person watching. There are pencils on the table.
People viewing artwork in an art gallery with various paintings and drawings displayed on black panels.