Hungry Bowls: Art That Feeds Change
Hungry Bowls events trace their roots to the Empty Bowls movement, launched in 1990 by art teacher John Hartom and his students at Lahser High School in Bloomfield Hills, Michigan. What began as a hunger-relief project, students crafting ceramic bowls for a fundraising meal, grew through Hartom's collaboration with fellow ceramic artist Lisa Blackburn into a movement spanning schools, pottery studios, universities, community arts organizations and charitable groups across the United States an...
Read the full story on the NowShenzhen blog on Hafrik.
Hungry Bowls events trace their roots to the Empty Bowls movement, launched in 1990 by art teacher John Hartom and his students at Lahser High School in Bloomfield Hills, Michigan. What began as a hunger-relief project, students crafting ceramic bowls for a fundraising meal, grew through Hartom's collaboration with fellow ceramic artist Lisa Blackburn into a movement spanning schools, pottery studios, universities, community arts organizations and charitable groups across the United States an...
Read the full story on the NowShenzhen blog on Hafrik.
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