MARWEN'S ANNUAL ART FAIR RAISES
RECORD-BREAKING $75K+ IN SUPPORT OF CREATIVE YOUTH DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMS
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(Chicago, IL - November 6, 2019) Marwen is thrilled to share the success of its 2019 Art Fair, which raised a record-breaking $75,000+ in support of free, visual arts-based youth development programs for Chicago young people from under-resourced schools and communities. Art Fair is an annual exhibition and art auction which offers a rare opportunity for the public to purchase work by Marwen students, teaching artists, alumni, and staff. Proceeds are divided equally, benefiting both the artist and Marwen's free programs.
The event took place on Friday, November 1, 2019 at Marwen (833 N. Orleans Street). More than 300 guests enjoyed bidding from their phones on three floors full of art, including photography, sculpture, painting, drawing, illustration, graphic design, fibers, and more.
View event photos (photos by Starbelly Studios Photography)
View photobooth pics (photos by Marwen students)
Art Fair 2019 was generously sponsored by the following individuals and companies: Accend, Kevin and Jane Berg, Better, Blick, Amy and Andy Bluhm, Cutter Studios, Executive Construction Foundation, ESD, Gary Lee Partners, Gensler, Havas, Interior Investments, Katherine K. Scott Jimenez and James Jimenez, Robert Buchsbaum and Elyse Klein, Knoll, Limelight, Molly Morse Limmer & Seth Limmer/2050 Art Services, Luum Textiles, Lee and Sharon Oberlander, Isa and Adam Pressman, Deborah and Stephen Quazzo, Skender Foundation, Stone Source, Whitehouse + Carbon, Chiara and Dan Wrocinksi
ABOUT MARWEN
Founded in 1987, Marwen educates and inspires young people through the visual arts. It has served more than 10,000 students in 6th through 12th grade from Chicago's under-resourced communities and schools from nearly every zip code. Marwen provides programing to over 900 students annually, offering free access to visual art courses, college planning, and career development programs. For more information visit marwen.org.
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MARWEN'S ANNUAL ART FAIR RAISES
RECORD-BREAKING $75K+ IN SUPPORT OF CREATIVE YOUTH DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMS
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(Chicago, IL - November 6, 2019) Marwen is thrilled to share the success of its 2019 Art Fair, which raised a record-breaking $75,000+ in support of free, visual arts-based youth development programs for Chicago young people from under-resourced schools and communities. Art Fair is an annual exhibition and art auction which offers a rare opportunity for the public to purchase work by Marwen students, teaching artists, alumni, and staff. Proceeds are divided equally, benefiting both the artist and Marwen's free programs.
The event took place on Friday, November 1, 2019 at Marwen (833 N. Orleans Street). More than 300 guests enjoyed bidding from their phones on three floors full of art, including photography, sculpture, painting, drawing, illustration, graphic design, fibers, and more.
View event photos (photos by Starbelly Studios Photography)
View photobooth pics (photos by Marwen students)
Art Fair 2019 was generously sponsored by the following individuals and companies: Accend, Kevin and Jane Berg, Better, Blick, Amy and Andy Bluhm, Cutter Studios, Executive Construction Foundation, ESD, Gary Lee Partners, Gensler, Havas, Interior Investments, Katherine K. Scott Jimenez and James Jimenez, Robert Buchsbaum and Elyse Klein, Knoll, Limelight, Molly Morse Limmer & Seth Limmer/2050 Art Services, Luum Textiles, Lee and Sharon Oberlander, Isa and Adam Pressman, Deborah and Stephen Quazzo, Skender Foundation, Stone Source, Whitehouse + Carbon, Chiara and Dan Wrocinksi
ABOUT MARWEN
Founded in 1987, Marwen educates and inspires young people through the visual arts. It has served more than 10,000 students in 6th through 12th grade from Chicago's under-resourced communities and schools from nearly every zip code. Marwen provides programing to over 900 students annually, offering free access to visual art courses, college planning, and career development programs. For more information visit marwen.org.
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Students & families,
In response to the CTU teachers strike and in solidarity with educators, young people, and their families, Marwen opens its doors from 8:30 am to 5 pm each day of the strike to young people in grades 2-12. This includes all CPS students as well as Marwen students and their siblings.
Marwen’s commitment to inspiring and educating Chicago youth from under-resourced communities and schools is paramount during this time. In alignment with our mission and eligibility requirements, we encourage families who are unable to afford alternate, paid contingency sites for their students to participate at Marwen.
Families who are able to access paid contingency site options can find a site locator and several site options (paid and unpaid) here: https://www.ilraiseyourhand.org/2019_possible_strike_resources.
With support from staff, teaching artists, and volunteers, Marwen is providing free artmaking workshops, access to computers, movies, and other activities in our studios and gallery during the strike.
In partnership with the Greater Chicago Food Depository, snacks and lunch will be provided during the strike. Young people with dietary restrictions are encouraged to bring their own lunch and snacks.
All young people who are not currently enrolled in Marwen programming will need to have a signed parent or guardian permission form to participate. Forms will be available at the front desk.
There is no pre-registration required. Students and parents or guardians will register upon arrival each morning of the strike. Young people (grades 2-12) are welcome until we meet capacity. We will post all updates on our social pages and news page (links below). Please, no phone calls.
https://marwen.org/news-and-publications
https://www.facebook.com/MarwenChicago/
https://www.instagram.com/marwenarts/
https://twitter.com/marwenarts
For additional resources related to the CTU teachers strike, please visit: https://cps.edu/contingencyplan/
Questions can be directed to Aurora Toshiko King, Marwen’s Director of Education, at aking@marwen.org. Media inquiries can be directed to Kennon Reinard at kreinard@marwen.org.
In community,
Marwen staff
Students & families,
In response to the CTU teachers strike and in solidarity with educators, young people, and their families, Marwen opens its doors from 8:30 am to 5 pm each day of the strike to young people in grades 2-12. This includes all CPS students as well as Marwen students and their siblings.
Marwen’s commitment to inspiring and educating Chicago youth from under-resourced communities and schools is paramount during this time. In alignment with our mission and eligibility requirements, we encourage families who are unable to afford alternate, paid contingency sites for their students to participate at Marwen.
Families who are able to access paid contingency site options can find a site locator and several site options (paid and unpaid) here: https://www.ilraiseyourhand.org/2019_possible_strike_resources.
With support from staff, teaching artists, and volunteers, Marwen is providing free artmaking workshops, access to computers, movies, and other activities in our studios and gallery during the strike.
In partnership with the Greater Chicago Food Depository, snacks and lunch will be provided during the strike. Young people with dietary restrictions are encouraged to bring their own lunch and snacks.
All young people who are not currently enrolled in Marwen programming will need to have a signed parent or guardian permission form to participate. Forms will be available at the front desk.
There is no pre-registration required. Students and parents or guardians will register upon arrival each morning of the strike. Young people (grades 2-12) are welcome until we meet capacity. We will post all updates on our social pages and news page (links below). Please, no phone calls.
https://marwen.org/news-and-publications
https://www.facebook.com/MarwenChicago/
https://www.instagram.com/marwenarts/
https://twitter.com/marwenarts
For additional resources related to the CTU teachers strike, please visit: https://cps.edu/contingencyplan/
Questions can be directed to Aurora Toshiko King, Marwen’s Director of Education, at aking@marwen.org. Media inquiries can be directed to Kennon Reinard at kreinard@marwen.org.
In community,
Marwen staff
MARWEN'S "MAKE IT BIG" THEMED PAINTBRUSH BALL RAISES $580,000+ FOR
CREATIVE YOUTH DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMS
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(Chicago, IL - June 11, 2019)
Marwen is pleased to share the success of its 2019 Paintbrush Ball, which on May 18 raised more than $580,000 for free visual arts programming, college planning, and career development for Chicago youth from under-resourced communities and schools. Paintbrush Ball, which was held at Rockwell on the River (3057 N. Rockwell Street), celebrated Marwen's commitment to the artistic and personal development of our young people.
"Marwen is not possible without the generosity and passion of this community of advocates," shared Executive Director Akilah Halley. "I'm thankful for their belief in our work and deep commitment to help young people across Chicago become thriving adults through the arts."
Event co-chairs and Marwen trustees James Hill III (President at ICL, LLC) and Chiara Wrocinski (Senior Director of Firmwide Legal Recruiting and Development at Kirkland & Ellis) emceed the evening, which included remarks from Executive Director Akilah Halley and Board Chair Marcy Carlin. Notable guests included Ann Kaplan, Tony Karman, Madeleine Grynsztejn and Tom Shapiro, Carol and Larry Levy, Steve and Karen Berkowitz, Kevin and Jane Berg, Emmanuel Nony, Britt Nolan, and more.
The evening's lively auctioneers were Gary Metzner (SVP of Sotheby's) and Marwen Trustee Molly Morse Limmer. Event entertainment was provided by DJ Matt Roan, and catering was provided by Limelight. The event theme "Make it Big" was conceived by Leo Burnett, Department of Design.
2019 PAINTBRUSH BALL SPONSORS
Marwen's 2019 Paintbrush Ball was generously supported by the following sponsors:
Premier Sponsors: Kirkland & Ellis | Northern Trust; Inspiration Sponsors: Blick Art Materials | BMO Harris | FCB Chicago | Gensler | Grosvenor | McKinsey & Company | Power Construction | Merrill Lynch; and In-kind Sponsors: EFFEN | Half Acre | Heaven's Door | Limelight | Perman Wine Selections | Potluck Creative | Social Sparkling Wine
2019 HOST COMMITTEE
Marwen's 2019 Paintbrush Ball was generously hosted by the following individuals, foundations, and companies:
Ellen Alberding and Kelly Welsh | Matthew Bayer and Joyce Yaung | Barnett Capital | Kevin and Jane Berg | Steve and Karen Berkowitz | Heiji and Brian Black | Amy and Andy Bluhm | Robert Buchsbaum and Elyse Klein | Rob Buono and Liz Cicchelli | Marcy and Greg Carlin | Steve and Lois Eisen | Caryn Englander and Richard Bollow | John Ettelson | Marilyn and Larry Fields | Chris Paloian Fixler and Jon Fixler | James and Mary Hill / ICL, LLC | Leslie Hindman Auctioneers | InnerWorkings | Mary Ittelson | Andy and Karen Jacobs | Katherine Scott Jimenez and James Jimenez | Zachary Johnson | Anne L. Kaplan | Carol and Larry Levy | Kenny and Heather Mitchell | Lee and Sharon Oberlander | Sally and Scott Pofcher | Isa and Adam Pressman | Pritzker Traubert Foundation | Suellen and Philippe Ravanas | Elliot and Susan Rawls | Carmita and George Semaan | Tom Shapiro and Madeleine Grynsztejn | Shalini Sharma and Pradip Patiath | William Singer and JoAnne Cicchelli | Ruchika and Vik Sohoni | Rich and Lee Anne Stoddart | John and Jill Svoboda | Mark and Sue Thorndyke | Tom Wilson and Jill Garling | Chiara and Dan Wrocinski | Karen Zelden and Ralph Senst
ABOUT MARWEN
Since 1987, Marwen has educated and inspired young people from Chicago's under-resourced communities and schools through the visual arts. Marwen provides free art courses, college planning, and career development programs to 6-12th graders from across the city. For more information visit marwen.org. |
MARWEN'S "MAKE IT BIG" THEMED PAINTBRUSH BALL RAISES $580,000+ FOR
CREATIVE YOUTH DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMS
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(Chicago, IL - June 11, 2019)
Marwen is pleased to share the success of its 2019 Paintbrush Ball, which on May 18 raised more than $580,000 for free visual arts programming, college planning, and career development for Chicago youth from under-resourced communities and schools. Paintbrush Ball, which was held at Rockwell on the River (3057 N. Rockwell Street), celebrated Marwen's commitment to the artistic and personal development of our young people.
"Marwen is not possible without the generosity and passion of this community of advocates," shared Executive Director Akilah Halley. "I'm thankful for their belief in our work and deep commitment to help young people across Chicago become thriving adults through the arts."
Event co-chairs and Marwen trustees James Hill III (President at ICL, LLC) and Chiara Wrocinski (Senior Director of Firmwide Legal Recruiting and Development at Kirkland & Ellis) emceed the evening, which included remarks from Executive Director Akilah Halley and Board Chair Marcy Carlin. Notable guests included Ann Kaplan, Tony Karman, Madeleine Grynsztejn and Tom Shapiro, Carol and Larry Levy, Steve and Karen Berkowitz, Kevin and Jane Berg, Emmanuel Nony, Britt Nolan, and more.
The evening's lively auctioneers were Gary Metzner (SVP of Sotheby's) and Marwen Trustee Molly Morse Limmer. Event entertainment was provided by DJ Matt Roan, and catering was provided by Limelight. The event theme "Make it Big" was conceived by Leo Burnett, Department of Design.
2019 PAINTBRUSH BALL SPONSORS
Marwen's 2019 Paintbrush Ball was generously supported by the following sponsors:
Premier Sponsors: Kirkland & Ellis | Northern Trust; Inspiration Sponsors: Blick Art Materials | BMO Harris | FCB Chicago | Gensler | Grosvenor | McKinsey & Company | Power Construction | Merrill Lynch; and In-kind Sponsors: EFFEN | Half Acre | Heaven's Door | Limelight | Perman Wine Selections | Potluck Creative | Social Sparkling Wine
2019 HOST COMMITTEE
Marwen's 2019 Paintbrush Ball was generously hosted by the following individuals, foundations, and companies:
Ellen Alberding and Kelly Welsh | Matthew Bayer and Joyce Yaung | Barnett Capital | Kevin and Jane Berg | Steve and Karen Berkowitz | Heiji and Brian Black | Amy and Andy Bluhm | Robert Buchsbaum and Elyse Klein | Rob Buono and Liz Cicchelli | Marcy and Greg Carlin | Steve and Lois Eisen | Caryn Englander and Richard Bollow | John Ettelson | Marilyn and Larry Fields | Chris Paloian Fixler and Jon Fixler | James and Mary Hill / ICL, LLC | Leslie Hindman Auctioneers | InnerWorkings | Mary Ittelson | Andy and Karen Jacobs | Katherine Scott Jimenez and James Jimenez | Zachary Johnson | Anne L. Kaplan | Carol and Larry Levy | Kenny and Heather Mitchell | Lee and Sharon Oberlander | Sally and Scott Pofcher | Isa and Adam Pressman | Pritzker Traubert Foundation | Suellen and Philippe Ravanas | Elliot and Susan Rawls | Carmita and George Semaan | Tom Shapiro and Madeleine Grynsztejn | Shalini Sharma and Pradip Patiath | William Singer and JoAnne Cicchelli | Ruchika and Vik Sohoni | Rich and Lee Anne Stoddart | John and Jill Svoboda | Mark and Sue Thorndyke | Tom Wilson and Jill Garling | Chiara and Dan Wrocinski | Karen Zelden and Ralph Senst
ABOUT MARWEN
Since 1987, Marwen has educated and inspired young people from Chicago's under-resourced communities and schools through the visual arts. Marwen provides free art courses, college planning, and career development programs to 6-12th graders from across the city. For more information visit marwen.org. |
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MARWEN BRINGS STUDENT-DESIGNED GREETING CARDS & ARTIST-LED WORKSHOPS TO
ONE OF A KIND SHOW CHICAGO
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(Chicago, IL - April 19, 2019) Marwen is thrilled to announce a partnership with the One of a Kind Show Chicago to showcase its student-designed greeting cards and prints. For three days only, April 26-28, at the Merchandise Mart, visitors can shop Marwen's student-designed cards and prints and participate in free button-making and artmaking workshops led by Marwen teaching artists, students, and families. 100% of sales support Marwen's free visual arts programming for Chicago's young people from under-resourced communities and schools.
All greeting cards for sale were designed through Marwen's Design to Print program, where high school students apply and are commissioned to create original artwork and learn the business side of the industry. Marwen will offer individual cards, 8- and 12-packs, and special variety packs, as well as a limited series of original, artist-signed prints.
The One of a Kind Show Chicago runs April 26-28 on the 7th floor of the Merchandise Mart (222 W. Merchandise Mart Plaza). For hours, tickets, and more information, visit https://oneofakindshowchicago.
All days + hours of the show
Marwen students and families invite guests to make mini DIY buttons at our craft station and to add a design to our giant Draw Wall!
Friday (April 26, 1-3 pm)
Block Printing Workshop
Rachelle Hill (Studio Technician and teaching artist at Marwen) will lead a block printing workshop. Select your favorite designs and colors, roll on the ink, stamp your paper, then take your print home!
Saturday (April 27, 1-3 pm)
Jewelry Making Workshop
Alexis Ellers (Chicago artist and teaching artist at Marwen) will lead a jewelry-making workshop. Design and craft a pair of earrings or a keychain using leather, vinyl, and other fun materials.
Sunday, April 28, 1-3 pm
Jewelry Making Workshop
Crystal Bahena (Chicago artist and studio facilitator at Marwen) will lead a jewelry-making workshop. Design and craft a pair of earrings or a keychain using leather, vinyl, and other fun materials.
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ABOUT MARWEN
Since 1987, Marwen has educated and inspired young people from Chicago's under-resourced communities and schools through the visual arts. Marwen provides free visual art courses, college planning, and career development programs to 6-12th graders from across the city. For more information visit marwen.org
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MARWEN BRINGS STUDENT-DESIGNED GREETING CARDS & ARTIST-LED WORKSHOPS TO
ONE OF A KIND SHOW CHICAGO
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(Chicago, IL - April 19, 2019) Marwen is thrilled to announce a partnership with the One of a Kind Show Chicago to showcase its student-designed greeting cards and prints. For three days only, April 26-28, at the Merchandise Mart, visitors can shop Marwen's student-designed cards and prints and participate in free button-making and artmaking workshops led by Marwen teaching artists, students, and families. 100% of sales support Marwen's free visual arts programming for Chicago's young people from under-resourced communities and schools.
All greeting cards for sale were designed through Marwen's Design to Print program, where high school students apply and are commissioned to create original artwork and learn the business side of the industry. Marwen will offer individual cards, 8- and 12-packs, and special variety packs, as well as a limited series of original, artist-signed prints.
The One of a Kind Show Chicago runs April 26-28 on the 7th floor of the Merchandise Mart (222 W. Merchandise Mart Plaza). For hours, tickets, and more information, visit https://oneofakindshowchicago.
All days + hours of the show
Marwen students and families invite guests to make mini DIY buttons at our craft station and to add a design to our giant Draw Wall!
Friday (April 26, 1-3 pm)
Block Printing Workshop
Rachelle Hill (Studio Technician and teaching artist at Marwen) will lead a block printing workshop. Select your favorite designs and colors, roll on the ink, stamp your paper, then take your print home!
Saturday (April 27, 1-3 pm)
Jewelry Making Workshop
Alexis Ellers (Chicago artist and teaching artist at Marwen) will lead a jewelry-making workshop. Design and craft a pair of earrings or a keychain using leather, vinyl, and other fun materials.
Sunday, April 28, 1-3 pm
Jewelry Making Workshop
Crystal Bahena (Chicago artist and studio facilitator at Marwen) will lead a jewelry-making workshop. Design and craft a pair of earrings or a keychain using leather, vinyl, and other fun materials.
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ABOUT MARWEN
Since 1987, Marwen has educated and inspired young people from Chicago's under-resourced communities and schools through the visual arts. Marwen provides free visual art courses, college planning, and career development programs to 6-12th graders from across the city. For more information visit marwen.org
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MARWEN ANNOUNCES AURORA TOSHIKO KING
AS DIRECTOR OF EDUCATION
“I believe that art and creative expression are fundamental to our humanity and essential for our collective liberation.” -- Aurora Toshiko King
(Chicago, IL – April 1, 2019) Marwen is excited to announce that Aurora Toshiko King has been named Director of Education as of April 1. In her role, Aurora will work closely with leadership to set a strategic vision across all program areas: studio programs; teaching artist professional development opportunities; college, career and alumni initiatives; and student and family engagement efforts. She will shape vision for education at Marwen, centered around youth development.
“Marwen helps young people shape pathways to thrive as individuals and creative contributors to our collective community,” said Executive Director Akilah Halley. “We’re excited to welcome Aurora and learn from her experience in creative youth development methodologies rooted in social justice. She fully embodies Marwen’s values of creativity, empathy, agency, reciprocity, inclusion, collaboration, and reflection. We’re energized by how we can evolve with her leadership.”
“I have had the opportunity to collaborate with the most incredible young people, teaching artists, staff, families, and partners through my work,” said Aurora. “I look forward to learning from and forming relationships with the team at Marwen as well as artists and educators across Chicago. I have been inspired by artists, community arts organizations, and arts education work in Chicago for years and am thrilled to have the opportunity to learn from the brilliance and complexity of this incredible city.”
Aurora Toshiko King’s experience includes working as an educator and administrator in Oakland and San Francisco public schools. She was most recently the Director of Programs at Destiny Arts Center in Oakland, California, where she worked to develop social-justice-focused creative youth development programs. Born and raised in the tomato belt of Northern California, she worked in close collaboration with educators, teaching artists, and administrators in Bay Area public schools and community based organizations to bring creative expression into the education system in ways that were sustainable, equitable, and culturally responsive.
Prior to Destiny, Aurora worked as the Program Manager at Performing Arts Workshop in San Francisco where she deepened the organization’s work in the neighborhood by collaborating with educators and administrators to create culturally responsive programs. She also supports state, local, and national efforts to advance equity in the arts and is an active participant in the Creative Youth Development National Partnership. She has worked closely with leaders at the National Guild for Community Arts Education to highlight the importance of using a social justice framework for creative youth development. Aurora is also a mother, an artist, and an advocate. She holds a BA in Creative Writing from San Francisco State University.
ABOUT MARWEN
Since 1987, Marwen has educated and inspired young people from Chicago’s under-resourced communities and schools through the visual arts. Now, in its 31st year and having served more than 10,000 students, Marwen continues to provide free art courses, college planning, and career development programs to 6-12th graders who have come from 55 of Chicago’s 57 zip codes. For more information visit marwen.org
MARWEN ANNOUNCES AURORA TOSHIKO KING
AS DIRECTOR OF EDUCATION
“I believe that art and creative expression are fundamental to our humanity and essential for our collective liberation.” -- Aurora Toshiko King
(Chicago, IL – April 1, 2019) Marwen is excited to announce that Aurora Toshiko King has been named Director of Education as of April 1. In her role, Aurora will work closely with leadership to set a strategic vision across all program areas: studio programs; teaching artist professional development opportunities; college, career and alumni initiatives; and student and family engagement efforts. She will shape vision for education at Marwen, centered around youth development.
“Marwen helps young people shape pathways to thrive as individuals and creative contributors to our collective community,” said Executive Director Akilah Halley. “We’re excited to welcome Aurora and learn from her experience in creative youth development methodologies rooted in social justice. She fully embodies Marwen’s values of creativity, empathy, agency, reciprocity, inclusion, collaboration, and reflection. We’re energized by how we can evolve with her leadership.”
“I have had the opportunity to collaborate with the most incredible young people, teaching artists, staff, families, and partners through my work,” said Aurora. “I look forward to learning from and forming relationships with the team at Marwen as well as artists and educators across Chicago. I have been inspired by artists, community arts organizations, and arts education work in Chicago for years and am thrilled to have the opportunity to learn from the brilliance and complexity of this incredible city.”
Aurora Toshiko King’s experience includes working as an educator and administrator in Oakland and San Francisco public schools. She was most recently the Director of Programs at Destiny Arts Center in Oakland, California, where she worked to develop social-justice-focused creative youth development programs. Born and raised in the tomato belt of Northern California, she worked in close collaboration with educators, teaching artists, and administrators in Bay Area public schools and community based organizations to bring creative expression into the education system in ways that were sustainable, equitable, and culturally responsive.
Prior to Destiny, Aurora worked as the Program Manager at Performing Arts Workshop in San Francisco where she deepened the organization’s work in the neighborhood by collaborating with educators and administrators to create culturally responsive programs. She also supports state, local, and national efforts to advance equity in the arts and is an active participant in the Creative Youth Development National Partnership. She has worked closely with leaders at the National Guild for Community Arts Education to highlight the importance of using a social justice framework for creative youth development. Aurora is also a mother, an artist, and an advocate. She holds a BA in Creative Writing from San Francisco State University.
ABOUT MARWEN
Since 1987, Marwen has educated and inspired young people from Chicago’s under-resourced communities and schools through the visual arts. Now, in its 31st year and having served more than 10,000 students, Marwen continues to provide free art courses, college planning, and career development programs to 6-12th graders who have come from 55 of Chicago’s 57 zip codes. For more information visit marwen.org