2017-033-E Arts - Carter Hubbard - Fall 2016 Arts Grant Agreement

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DocuSign Envelope ID:8359632A-C43D-4832-B2EC-ED419B356126 Artist Experience Carter Hubbard has successfully implemented this project, Floraffiti,for the past four years in the town of Chapel Hill. Specific to Chapel Hill,she has designed, created, and implemented several other community interactive projects—`The Kitchen Window Quilt', 2013 State Folklife Festival's exhibition, North Carolina Textiles: The Fabric of a State at the ArtsCenter and "Memory Bubbles', a visual scavenger hunt as part of Windows on Chapel Hill. i She is experienced working with youth in the area as she was awarded the Chapel Hill Artist Residency working with art students at East Chapel Hill high school creating a permanent 3-D installation. She has worked with youth involved in the Durham Art Guild's Creative Mentorship Program that partners with 'Student U' and taught privately for over 20 years. For the 2016-17 school year, she has been awarded an artist in residence that takes place in 3 high schools in Cary. She is working with the art students facilitating their knowledge of the evolving face of Public Art. There are multiple projects to be implemented on all three campuses.They are working with non-arts students, faculty, and administration throughout the process, creating interdisciplinary opportunities for cooperative based learning and project implementation. In addition to their own proposed projects, the students will be engaging Floraffiti as a collaborative and interdisciplinary learning opportunity.The year will culminate in performances by arts and non-arts students off campus in the downtown Cary area. Carter is an experienced curator having planned and executed her largest project to date, a 35-person exhibition in Raleigh, NC in a vacant manufacturing facility. It encompassed video, installation, 3-D sculpture, interactive installations, and 2-D media. And lastly,she has successfully created award winning large scaled installations in the Scrape) Hill Show at University Mall and commission for Duke University. In all of the above functions and through her administrative positions in several arts festivals in the Triangle and Portland, Carter has developed strong writing skills for grant, press release, and blog writing with a fluid knowledge of how and where to disseminate this information inclusive of all social media platforms. Strong are her abilities to organize and adapt with changes as they occur, and her ability to communicate with youth and adults in all capacities relevant to this project. Josephus Thompson's bio, experience, and website links can be viewed in the supplemental information.