We completed the Horizon House mural Thursday, July 22. Next up: the girls' rooms where we will begin a project that each girls will design and implement.
Sunday, July 25, 2010
Thursday, July 15, 2010
Painting Classes Begin
Monday, July 12, 2010
Horizon House Mural Progress
Because of training for embroidery, the mural is progressing slower than we'd hoped. However, it is coming along nicely...
While waiting for the embroidery class at Horizon House to finish, we spent time at Diversion House... This is Chuck with one of the resident staff members
Here are a new member of the Gallery staff assisting and a short term intern volunteering for just a week
The girls always love to have their photos taken. These four stayed back at Diversion House since they were not taking the embroidery class at Horizon House...
Tuesday, July 6, 2010
Beginning of Drawing Classes
Drawing Classes began yesterday (7/6) for Adults and Children. Saturday (7/10) Painting Classes begin for Adults and Children.
Below are photos from the Childrens' Drawing Class:
Below are photos from the Childrens' Drawing Class:
Sunday, July 4, 2010
Diversion House Transition to Horizon House
Over the past year we've been privileged to collaborate with Catalysts in their Diversion House project, that admitted young girls, ages 12-17, from the streets of Delhi and provided them with a safe place to re-orient their lives.
From the original batch of 10 girls, 1 was required to leave by her family, and 1 has been asked to leave because she has not benefitted from the new, structured community environment. Of the remaining 8 girls, tremendous progress has been seen, so much so they are being moved to Horizon House where they will learn more independent living and continue schooling and job-skill training.
Following are some pictures of the girls in front of the Diversion House murals (first 5 photos in which they are modeling a dupetta some are learning to embroider), and in front of their original ideas for a new mural at Horizon House (with an additional photo of the girls serving us lunch at Diversion House), and finally some of the Horizon House mural work-in-progress. We're sure more will follow as the aim is to finish these two murals in the front room and begin individual pieces in the girls' rooms. We hope you enjoy this photo journey....
From the original batch of 10 girls, 1 was required to leave by her family, and 1 has been asked to leave because she has not benefitted from the new, structured community environment. Of the remaining 8 girls, tremendous progress has been seen, so much so they are being moved to Horizon House where they will learn more independent living and continue schooling and job-skill training.
Following are some pictures of the girls in front of the Diversion House murals (first 5 photos in which they are modeling a dupetta some are learning to embroider), and in front of their original ideas for a new mural at Horizon House (with an additional photo of the girls serving us lunch at Diversion House), and finally some of the Horizon House mural work-in-progress. We're sure more will follow as the aim is to finish these two murals in the front room and begin individual pieces in the girls' rooms. We hope you enjoy this photo journey....
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