Artwork by Visually Impaired, Deaf Children on Display
Columbia (WLTX) -- The South Carolina State Library's Talking Book Services Library is featuring the artwork from visually impaired, blind and deaf students in the Palmetto State.
Students from elementary to high school have artwork displayed in the exhibit.
Deaf student Curtis Sparkman signed, "I feel proud when I paint."
Sparkman's work was just one of many at the exhibit that opened Wednesday.
Jamie Allison, an art teacher for some of the students, says that she looks at the event as a way for the students to give back to the library.
"When they asked us for our art to go in their building," Allison says, "We were just ecstatic!"
Allison says the State Library's Talking Book Services have provided assistance to her and her students for years.
"Though our students are visually impaired," Allison says, "Our students are very visual artists."
According to Pamela Davenport, "The idea to display student artwork was a result of conversations with the South Carolina School for the Deaf and the Blind and will promote and educate the public about artwork of blind and visually impaired students in South Carolina."
The artwork on display includes styles from wall hangings to sculpture.
Organizers say the gallery's aim is to promote and art for visually impaired and blind people.
Touching the artwork was encouraged to sighted amd visually impaired visitors.
"Whether you're blind or deaf," Sparkman signed, "It doesn't matter. We can all mix in together."
The library is located at 1430 Senate Street in Columbia.
Students from elementary to high school have artwork displayed in the exhibit.
Deaf student Curtis Sparkman signed, "I feel proud when I paint."
Sparkman's work was just one of many at the exhibit that opened Wednesday.
Jamie Allison, an art teacher for some of the students, says that she looks at the event as a way for the students to give back to the library.
"When they asked us for our art to go in their building," Allison says, "We were just ecstatic!"
Allison says the State Library's Talking Book Services have provided assistance to her and her students for years.
"Though our students are visually impaired," Allison says, "Our students are very visual artists."
According to Pamela Davenport, "The idea to display student artwork was a result of conversations with the South Carolina School for the Deaf and the Blind and will promote and educate the public about artwork of blind and visually impaired students in South Carolina."
The artwork on display includes styles from wall hangings to sculpture.
Organizers say the gallery's aim is to promote and art for visually impaired and blind people.
Touching the artwork was encouraged to sighted amd visually impaired visitors.
"Whether you're blind or deaf," Sparkman signed, "It doesn't matter. We can all mix in together."
The library is located at 1430 Senate Street in Columbia.
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시각이 손상된 농 어린이의 삽화 전시
콜롬비아(WLTX)-북케롤라이나주 도서관의 말하는 책 서비스도서관은 팔메토주에 있는 시각이 손상된 농 어린이의 삽화 전시를 특징으로 꼽을 수 있다.
초등학교부터 고등학교 학생들까지의 삽화 작품이 전시실에 전시되어있다.
농인학생인 튜티스 스파크만은 수화로 이야기 했다.
"나는 내가 그림을 그릴 때 자랑스러워요." 스파크만의 작품들은 수요일에 전시되었다.
미술 선생님인 제이미 엘리슨은 전시할 때마다 몇몇의 학생들을 도서관으로 보낼 수 있는 방법이라고 말했다.
"엘리슨이 말하기를 "학생들이 주립 도서관인 읽어주는 책 서비스는 최근 몇년동안 그녀와 그녀의 학생들를 도와주는데 도움이 되고 있다"고 말했다.
"우리 학생들이 시각이 손상되었음에도 불구하고 우리 학생들은 매우 시각적인 예술가들이예요.
" 엘리슨이 말했다. 파멜라 다벤포트에 의하면 "학생들의 삽화 전시회 아이디어는 북 케롤라이나주 농학교 학생들과 맹학교 학생들의 토의로 이루어낸 결과물이며 삽화 전시회는 북 케롤라이나 학생들의 맹인학생들의 삽화와 시각이 손생된 학생들에게 교육적이고 발전적인 도움이 될것이다." 라고 말했다.
삽화 전시는 벽에 조각상을 걸어두는 형식도 포함된다.
전시장의 초점은 증진과 시각이 손상된 그리고 맹인들을 위한 예술에 촛점을 두었다고 창립자가 말했다.
만져볼 수 있는 삽화는 볼수 있는 볼수없는 사람들에게 용기를 주었다.
"우리가 맹인이든 농아인이든 문제가 안되요. 우리는 함께 더불어 살 수 있어요.
" 스파크만이 수화로 이야기 했다. 도서관은 콜롬비아 1430 의사당 거리에 위치해 있다.
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