Guillermo Delgado’s Weblog

Nov. 14, 2009 My Marwen students working from a nude model. I instructed them to work on the floor and draw on sheets of mylar with India ink using bamboo pens and brushes…part of a group installation project to be exhibited in December.

http://www.marwen.org/

This is one of the projects I’m working on this fall as a visiting artist. This project is a collaboration between RCAH students, faculty, and Reach Arts Studio in Lansing, MI.   More posts with photos and videos to come!

Pattern of Place project with REACH Art Studio and The Residential College in the Arts and Humanities (RCAH) at Michigan State University civic engagement project with Reach Art Studio.

Taken from Oak Park Elementary School District’s website:

Working with artist Guillermo Delgado, a visual artist living in Oak Park, students made books including creative maps and writing of the self, community, journeys, special spaces, and memorable events. Art is on exhibit at Oak Park Village Hall through June.

Please check it out at The Secret Lives of Things

The Secret Lives of Things

Guillermo Delgado’s “Untitled #5″ 2009 mixed media on painted wood, 13.25” x 10.25”

The Secret Lives of Things

I’m in this video, check it out if you are interested in learning more about arts infused learning and my role as a teaching artist.  I collaborated on two projects with a 7th grade science teacher and her students.  The final projects were exhibited at CAPE’s  “Convergence 2008″ exhibition.

Guillermo Delgado’s image: "Untitled #1″ 2009 watercolor, marker, and graphite on 300 lb. Arches watercolor paper, 15.5” x 11.5

Unveiled this week, a year-long online artistic collaboration by writer Anita Skeen and I.  Please visit at www.livesofthings.wordpress.com.