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Destiny Slater is a Deaf 2D animation and artist who published See You Later, Slater! Handrawn frame by frame 2D animation of Destiny Slater using American Sign Language (ASL) to introduce for webpage as a splash animation.
This webcomic contains whimsical autobiography using Deaf-visual perspective to tell story about interactions, three geckos, quirky moments, and some other random stuff that does not make any sense. Deaf community continue to support Deaf talent artist Destiny Slater. Please visit, https://destinyslater.com.
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah -- Calvin Young, a Deaf traveler known as Seek the World on YouTube channel, exploring the world to discover and share amazing story about the Deaf keyboard muralist from Salt Lake City, Utah.
Erik Jensen is a Deaf artist. He enjoys bringing all old computer keyboards back to life by creating a stunning art-murals out of those keyboard keys!
Erik Jensen makes art with computer keyboard keys! Watch and see.
It was an amazing experience to see him making beautiful art out of all good old keys. It was also mind-blowing to see how he puts all keys together and everything else. Check out at instagram.com/erikjensenart for more details.
Museum of Deaf: History, Arts & Culture in Olathe, Kansas.
OLATHE, Kansas -- Calvin Young, a Deaf traveler known as Seek the World on YouTube channel, exploring the world to discover and share amazing story about the America's first Museum of Deaf in Olathe, Kansas, United States.
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The museum was first named as Kansas Educational Foundation, later named as Deaf Cultural Center Foundation, and is now named as the Museum of Deaf History, Arts & Culture, Inc. Read the full story at William J. Marra Museum.
How Christine Sun Kim, Deaf Sound Artist, Hears Everything.
Christine Sun Kim’s work is an expression of the spaces between sound and silence the many dimensions that are overlooked simply because no one can hear them.
For artist Christine Sun Kim, sound has many personalities. The Master of Fine Arts-holding TED (Technology, Entertainment, Design) fellow, who has exhibited at Museum of Modern Art, held residencies at the Whitney Museum and most recently was guest artist at the MIT Media Lab, is challenging conventional ideas about sound through her art.
On a sleepy Sunday in Moabit, Berlin, I meet Kim, a petite 34-year-old with dyed blond hair tightly pulled back. Deaf since she was born, Kim exudes an energy that belies her silence, greeting me with a hug and kiss, before darting into the kitchen to make tea. We sit down and Skype to communicate, but there’s no need for video.
For the past seven years, Kim has lived between New York City and Berlin. But it was not until 2008, during an arts residency in gritty Berlin, that she began to consider sound as her next medium.
“I noticed how sound art was a thing and became intrigued about the concept. I am always drawn to conceptual art and the ideas behind a piece or installation,” she said.
“For me, sound had always been an idea an intangible space that separated me from others so I was curious about how art could transcend sound and vice versa.”
Kim, who was a visual artist at the time, gradually realized that she wanted to explore sound. And it totally freaked her out... Read more: Read The Full Story.
Tomas Kold - The Deaf Photographer and The Old Bride.
A presentation of the Deaf International photographer Tomas Kold, working with wedding photos. A few year ago an old woman came into Karim's tailoring. She is 70 years and insanely in love. She has just met the love of her life and now she's getting married. Here's the photo gallery, Tomas Kolds galleri på.
The director, Liz, is asking Deaf organizations and people to help and donate some money toward Canada's funding. Currently, We do not have any money because many grants don't see her Deaf actors as professional yet.
Deaf Awareness: 'Deaf to the image' Documentary film.
Emmanuelle Laborit talks about her Deaf identity and her vocation to be an actress, alongside this, French and German Deaf artists evoke their resistance through creation. Scenario: Jeanne Soral et Brigitte Lemaine. Available with english or german subtitles. 70min et 54min - 1995.
Deaf Art Community Jogja group hip hop bisu tuli from Indonesia.
“In nature there’s no blemish but the mind, none can be called deformed but unkind” (William Shakespeare in Twelfth Night Act III Scene IV)
Never has God created imperfect people, or what-is-so-called ‘disabled’. People who call them as disabled are the most cruel people. God created people with the highest perfection and having the same right to develop their potentials to gain wealth.
Until these days, the lives of disabled people and Deaf people in Indonesia are still marginalized both structurally and culturally. There is injustice to get their rights for education, jobs, health, social, culture, law, access for information, and public facilities use. In other word, there is discrimination toward disabled people in the society. Attitudes towards disability are quite bad in Indonesia, and there is a lingering association of impairment with wrong-doing.
Most people are embarrassed about disability, and Deaf children are sometimes hidden away, especially in rural areas. Some of the Deaf people in the organisations we work with say their parents let them come to meetings in the hope that they will ‘become normal’ by forbidding them from using sign language. Faced with negative attitudes like this, Deaf children often grow up to have low self-esteem and little self-confidence.
Too many people are busy with their own importance; trying to get more money, chasing better carriers, and thinking to get higher positions, or even cheating for their own sakes as they have forgotten their surroundings that need their hands.
Through this paper, I would like to invite people to step into the proud of, emergent DEAF-WORLD and learn about its language, values, history, and concerns and to see a ‘real world’ surround us, but might have not been seen or heard by our very own eyes & ears to ‘open’ other people’s eyes to see a Deaf community that is considered as a minor-marginal-community in Indonesia as disabled people, while not many people realize that Deaf community is not disabled people but they see themselves as ‘language minority group’ who are fighting to get their right of sign language as their first mother tongue language.
Through our presentation, we will guide all of you to have a wonderful journey tour into the Deaf world in Indonesia, their Deaf culture, sign language, Deaf education and their life. We will have it through our interactive workshop, to give you an opportunity to experience a little of what the works is like for a Deaf person.
In everyday like, Deaf people try to overcome barriers to communication in an environment that is designed to meet needs of hearing people. We hope that this workshop will provide a valuable insight into the life of Deaf people.
By attending the workshop, you will gain a better understanding of how to communicate with deaf people (communication strategies), how to be Deaf like is, some basic Indonesian sign, how Deaf enjoy the music and culture art in theatre. Indonesia News video clip: Deaf Art Community Jogja.
Song Credits:
"Bob Dylan (Was The First Rapper)"
Written by: Bob Dylan, Sean Forbes, Martin "Tino" Gross, Jacob Bass.
Produced by Martin "Tino" Gross for Funky D Productions.
Additional Production by Jake Bass for Boca J Music
Mixed by Steve King at 54 Sound.
Recording and Mix Engineers: Steve King, Kyle Resto and Martin "Tino" Gross.
Additional Vocals: Martin "Tino" Gross.
Bass, Keyboards and Additional Drum Programming by Jake Bass.
Cuts: Matt "DJ Butteh Fingaz" Ruby.
Published by Special Rider Music (SESAC).
"Bob Dylan (Was The First Rapper"
off of Sean Forbes' debut album "Perfect Imperfection"
Available on iTunes and CD/DVD on 9/4/12
pre-order your copy for only $9.99 at www.deafandloud.com.
Chuck Baird Mural Exhibits 101-150 - A famous Deaf artist presentation.
This is about an artist, Charles 'Chuck' Baird documenting and expressing his journey with social changes through an era. He witnesses several social and cultural changes in the ASL & Deaf community as early as 1950s.
Charles 'Chuck' Baird overcomes his struggle with his own Deaf identity until he completes his commission works. Chuck was one of few founding members of the established De'VIA art movement.
Written, Directed and Produced by Tracey Salaway, A Fisheye Visual Arts Production in association with Salaway Films Production, Chuck Baird Foundation for the Visual Arts and Gallaudet University Art Department.
A presentation of the Deaf International photographer Tomas Kold from Sweden, working with photos. "It's one thing to make a picture of what a person looks like, it's another thing to make a portrait of who they are."
Sean Forbes "Def Deaf Girls".
Directed by Adrean Mangiardi.
Cinematography by Stefan Vardon and Adrean Mangiardi.
Edited by Adrean Mangiardi.
Produced by Jake Bass.
Recorded by Jake Bass, Steve King, Kyle Resto.
Mixed By Steve King.
Mastered by Adam Ayan at Gateway Mastering.
Written by Sean Forbes.
Production Assistants: Kyle Resto and Ian Mulka.
Starring:
Sean Forbes
Jake Bass
Mark Levin
Def Deaf Girls:
Sarah Miller
Amber Kraus
Carlina Fucarino
Krystle Neese
Shontay Williamson
Gia Nisi
Michelle Kartheiser
Shannon Kennedy
Jessica Mikolay
Shauna Forbeees
Bros:
Bobby Uhren
Wyatt Fahrenwald
Eric Smithson
Kyle Resto
Ian Mulka
Special thanks to the Beastie Boys for inspiring us and paving the way.
Tribute to Chuck Baird in American Sign Language by Eyepoetic.
Tribute to Charles 'Chuck' Baird and today is your birthday, Feb 22. You are the light of our Deaf world and we are grateful you were born in the earth to bring your beautiful arts! We love you and miss you as your spirit is always with us.
This is about an artist, Charles 'Chuck' Baird documenting and expressing his journey with social changes through an era. He witnesses several social and cultural changes in the ASL & Deaf community as early as 1950s.
Charles 'Chuck' Baird overcomes his struggle with his own Deaf identity until he completes his commission works. Chuck was one of few founding members of the established De'VIA art movement.
Written, Directed and Produced by Tracey Salaway, A Fisheye Visual Arts Production in association with Salaway Films Production, Chuck Baird Foundation for the Visual Arts and Gallaudet University Art Department.
Tribute to Deaf artist presentation: Charles 'Chuck' Baird, 1947-2012.
This is about an artist, Charles 'Chuck' Baird documenting and expressing his journey with social changes through an era. He witnesses several social and cultural changes in the ASL & Deaf community as early as 1950s.
Charles 'Chuck' Baird overcomes his struggle with his own Deaf identity until he completes his commission works. Chuck was one of few founding members of the established De'VIA art movement.
Written, Directed and Produced by Tracey Salaway, A Fisheye Visual Arts Production in association with Salaway Films Production, Chuck Baird Foundation for the Visual Arts and Gallaudet University Art Department.
A famous Deaf artist presentation: Charles 'Chuck' Baird.
This is about an artist, Charles 'Chuck' Baird documenting and expressing his journey with social changes through an era. He witnesses several social and cultural changes in the ASL & Deaf community as early as 1950s.
Charles 'Chuck' Baird overcomes his struggle with his own Deaf identity until he completes his commission works. Chuck was one of few founding members of the established De'VIA art movement.
Written, Directed and Produced by Tracey Salaway, A Fisheye Visual Arts Production in association with Salaway Films Production, Chuck Baird Foundation for the Visual Arts and Gallaudet University Art Department.
Deaf community responds about ASL short movie 'Deaf Jam' at the Nine Community Cinema.
On October 13, 2011, Nine Community Cinema in St. Louis Missouri held a public screening of "Deaf Jam," at the Missouri History Museum.
In Deaf Jam, Aneta Brodski seizes the day. She is a Deaf teen introduced to American Sign Language (ASL) Poetry, who then boldly enters the spoken word slam scene. In a wondrous twist, Aneta, an Israeli immigrant living in the Queens section of New York City, eventually meets Tahani, a hearing Palestinian slam poet.
The two women embark on a collaboration/performance duet creating a new form of slam poetry that speaks to both the hearing and the Deaf.
Nine Academy Community Producer, Marcos Chu recorded these two personal stories after the screening. You can learn more about the Nine Community Cinema film series at: https://ninenet.org/community-cinema.
You can learn more about the film, "Deaf Jam,", visiting: https://deafjam.org.
An ASL Translation and Visual Performance. You Have to be Deaf to Understand.
Starring: Klye A. Mengwasser. Travis Stevens. Poem by Willard J. Madsen, 1971. Translated by: Kyle A. Mengwasser, 2011. Directed by: Kyle A. Mengwasser.
Deaf Chinese People's Performing Art Troupe, "Thousand-Hand Guan Yin" Guan Yin is a Chinese Goddess.
BEIJING, China -- Feeling music through speakers and guided by hand gestures, a troupe of Deaf dancers in Beijing, China take steps to champion the rights of disabled people across the world.
"Being Deafness, these disabled female performers endure pain and suffering in vigorous training, simply to deliver a message of love to mankind."
Guanyin or Kwanyin (aka), the Goddess of Mercy also known by Westerners as the Chinese Goddess of love and compassion has long occupied a unique place not only in Buddhism, but also in Chinese culture. The Chinese word "Guanyin is an abbreviation of "Guan shi yin" which denotes" seeing the voice of the world if rendered literally. Such a deity can be called as the deity who looks in every direction or the "Regarder of the cries of suffering beings".
According to legend, Guanyin, the youngest daughter of a king, defied her father when he sought a husband for her. The angry king sent her away to a monastery with instructions that she should be compelled to obey. This only strengthened her resolve. So the king set fire to the monastery and ordered her execution when she was caught sitting erect reciting sutras. As she was about to be beheaded, the sword broke into two and a tiger from nowhere carried her away to a forest.
One day from afar she saw the king was sick and not responding to treatment, so she severed her arms and eyes to sacrifice them for him. The grieved king besought heaven and earth to make his daughter whole again. Soon, Guanyin had arms and eyes by the thousand, and bowing before her father, she urged him to practise good deeds to which the king readily agreed.
Actually legends have Guanyin in various forms. But the story of the Goddess in this one-thousand-hand form has had an immense appeal. Thus the thousand-hand deity is no longer an exclusive religious symbol but has become a popular cultural icon to religious followers and common folks alike.
The legendary Thousand-hand Guanyin as interpreted by the special artists plucked the heartstrings of the audience. In their rendition of the legendary goddess, they not only demonstrated their superb dancing skills in perfect unison with elegant and forceful movements, but attained a ye higher level to turn it into a live myth full of artistic appeal and stirring power on the stage.
Though we only saw one leading dancer on the stage, we saw in our mind's eye a whole collective where 21 troupe members fused together as one human being with one shared heart. What we saw on the stage was the one Thousand-hand Guanyin, serene, holy and beautiful, that existed in each of the dancers' hearts. While enjoying the colourful performance, we experienced a profound sense of tranquility and composure, a process of cleansing and purification of our souls.
We spetators can hardly imagine how much time and effort these artists must have invested in bringing about such a unique work of art. And only a collective with all its crew members bound together in unity, harmony and friendliness could make it.
The image of the Thousand-hand Guanyin is symbolic of maternal love and infinite compassion.
And the enlightenment we gain from the performance itself is that people with disabilities are also creators of both material and spiritual wealth. Such a spirit of perseverance in pursuing and creating a better life in the face of adversity should be followed by all of us.
The real story of Deaf Korean teenage girl in a picture.
English description: This is the real story about Deaf teenage girl in South Korea painting of herself goes viral in a few years ago.
The story is about a Deaf Korean girl, her name is Sonee and she was the best artist student at Deaf school in Seoul, and suddenly shortly before she committed suicide, she drew this picture, and scanned it and posted it online.
The freaky bit is this, they say it is hard for a person to stare into the girl's eyes for longer than 5 minutes...there are reports that some people have taken thier own lives after doing so...people says the picture changes.
Therefore, in South Korea this story broke out and it spread like wildfire. There are various posts around in Korean forums that say that the viewer gets drawn to the girl's blue eyes, they say they can detect a hint of wraith and sadness within the eyes. Maybe the girl had died with so much sadness and anger that her spirit haunts the image, or maybe the image provokes sadness.
Can you tell it? But first at all, you have to click full screen of this video and do not move your eyes, just stare at the picture and you will notice that the picture is suddenly changing.
"The Pearls" recognized outstanding Deaf women across America.
These Deaf women deserve the honor and have been extraordinary in their respective categories: First Ofs/Founders, Advocates, Artists, Businesswomen, and Hidden Pearls.
Several years ago Sheena McFeely, founder of "The Pearls," watched Oprah's television special, "The Legends," where Oprah honored outstanding African American women who serve as great role models in their professions. This inspired Sheena to establish "The Pearls"
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