ARUP 306 - Students Arts & Incrcertn

Unit(s): 4

The Arts and Incarceration is designed for students who are interested in merging social activism, performance and teaching. Students will learn how to use the arts (theater/movement/ music/writing) to address critical social and cultural issues by creating a dialogue between incarcerated people and their communities. Through discussion, hands on exercises, readings and video, students will gain skills in, and a context for, a creative pedagological activist process that is rooted in community-based arts.

College of Arts and Sciences