Digital Storytelling in New Orleans
The I-10 Witness Project is, in their words, "community based story collective formed to document the myriad tales emerging from the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina."
It's a collaboration of a couple of NOLA arts groups (including the Mondo-Bizarro folks, who I ran in to at this year's NET Fest) and a couple of multi-media orgs, including the Bay Area's own Center for Digital Storytelling.
Supported by Alternate ROOTS, whose mission is "the creation and presentation of original art which is rooted in a particular community of place, tradition or spirit." Sounds about right on.
It's a collaboration of a couple of NOLA arts groups (including the Mondo-Bizarro folks, who I ran in to at this year's NET Fest) and a couple of multi-media orgs, including the Bay Area's own Center for Digital Storytelling.
Supported by Alternate ROOTS, whose mission is "the creation and presentation of original art which is rooted in a particular community of place, tradition or spirit." Sounds about right on.
posted by Greg Beuthin at 3:30 PM
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