The students learn a short movement phrase about how they make the puppets. For example. tearing papers, taping them together and painting them with different colors.
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About our Instructors
Yeong Wen Lee is a member of Tsukayama Dance Collaborative and A Ludwig Dance Theatre, and Board of Director for FLUX Dance Project. For the past years, as a freelance dance artist, he had performed internationally in NYC international Fringe, Perth Fringe Festival, the Asia Arts Festival in Tokyo and Arizona Dance Festival. In 2001, Yeong represented Singapore in the Realizing Rama tour to Europe by the ASEAN Flagship Voyage. In 2002, he enrolled himself in the Arizona State University to further his studies in dance, successfully graduating in 2004 with a BFA in Dance (Choreography) and outstanding student award. In Fall 2007, Yeong had returned to Arizona to pursue MFA in dance at ASU under a few assistantships.
Mohammad Reza Hossein Javaheri was born on September 3rd, 1982 and have lived most of his life in the beautiful city of Tehran, capital of Iran. He came to the United States after being admitted to a PhD program in Arizona State University's Chemistry department in 2004. Currently he is a Master of fine Arts Student in painting and drawing at ASU.
Mohammad Reza Hossein Javaheri was born on September 3rd, 1982 and have lived most of his life in the beautiful city of Tehran, capital of Iran. He came to the United States after being admitted to a PhD program in Arizona State University's Chemistry department in 2004. Currently he is a Master of fine Arts Student in painting and drawing at ASU.
About ArtSpace
Artspace is a 21st Century Community Learning Center which provides an interdisciplinary arts experience for children and youth through out the Phoenix Herberger College
ASU ArtSpace programming is transdisciplinary, encompassing multiple fine arts and design disciplines. Two Graduate Student instructors are assigned to each school. While multiple fine arts and design disciplines will be touched upon in ArtSpace, the strengths and disciplinary focus of each school's instructors will be focused upon, making each ASU ArtSpace site unique.
ASU ArtSpace programming is transdisciplinary, encompassing multiple fine arts and design disciplines. Two Graduate Student instructors are assigned to each school. While multiple fine arts and design disciplines will be touched upon in ArtSpace, the strengths and disciplinary focus of each school's instructors will be focused upon, making each ASU ArtSpace site unique.
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