From the mind, creation begins.
We're Re:Expression. We're an interest group that focuses on the importance on art in the general sense.
Our mission?
When educational money runs short, the art programs are first to go. Therefore, we aim to preserve art programs in schools. Our art group is dedicated to spreading artistic values and encourage creativity throughout schools in America.
Benefits?
- Art promotes creativity.
- Art allows students to express themselves and not just follow rules and directions.
- Art is important to those who aren't athletic or can't participate in physical activities.
- Studies show that art helps children with their academic and social development because they are taught to be persistent, learn from mistakes, to make critical judgments, and justify those judgments.
- Art allows the mind to think out-of-the-box and helps our nation with new, innovating things.
Our goal is to petition the government to acknowledge the Arts as a way to get students involved in school. We want to show the government the importance of the Arts by promoting creativity and opening their minds to innovative thinking.
The Arts can lead to inventions and break through technology as they become more open and are able to express themselves in artistic ways.
It opens the door for people who are not athletically capable, lack athleticism, or do not come for sports to find a safe haven. The Arts is an option for those who like to differ from the norm or don't fit into a specific category.
Art
Art leads to better technology, creation ideas which stream from imagination, inventions, architecture, paintings, mosaics, video games, dramas, movies, buildings, and much more that have an impact on our lives whether or not we know it.
Promotion?
To promote Re:Expression, we plan on holding art festivals and fairs, to showcase peoples talent. Hopefully doing so inspires people to join our group and help promote the idea that art is important. Along with art fairs and festivals, we will also organize trips to art museums and art institutes so that aspiring artists have an opportunity to be exposed to other artists and make new connections.
