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John B. Mors |
INTERVIEWS
American Institute of Architects
REVIEWS
Montgomery County Gazette Sculpture on the Grounds. June, 2010.
Montgomery County Gazette Glenview
Mansion. September, 2000.
Miscellanea Cultural Affairs
Office of the Embassy of Australia. Autumn '99.
Catch the Creative Spirit,
Creative Vision Visiting the Artmakers:
Visiting John Mors in Arlington.
Spring 2001
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STILL WAITING
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Creative Vision showcases artists and their works, through a series of half-hour public access television programs. The programs highlight artists who live and work in the Greater Washington Metropolitan Area, bringing them to the attention of the community via cable-casting. Creative Vision is a complete art multi-media effort showing visions of creating art, experiencing art, and the rewards of artistic expression. Our mission is to offer exceptional TV showcases on area artists and their art works, through a series of half-hour public access television programs. Public access television is a vehicle which can feature the vast cultural diversity of the artists who live and work in the beltway area and bring them to the attention of the community here in the Greater Washington Metropolitan Area. This cable casting programming is a complete art multi-media effort which will take a glimpse into the creative process and artistic expressions of our artists, and allow the viewer to experience fine local and diverse original artworks. Our goal is to showcase art through the eyes, hands, and emotions of the artists. Creative Vision is now a community art project, from encouraging and using the volunteer staff to interviewing local artists and visiting their studios, to developing the programs and airing them on the local pubic community television station. We hope to foster community involvement, heighten art awareness, and educate on the creative process. Television for the Arts, Production of Second Street Studio, Arlington, VA 3115 2nd Street North, Arlington, VA 22201 |