SHAPING TOMORROW'S VISIONARIES

An Exhibit of Diversity, Community, Humanity and Environment

Helene Gayle

Helene Gayle, while President and CEO of CARE.org, increased their focus on girls and women who suffer most from poverty.

N Scott Momaday

N Scott Momaday is a poet, novelist, storyteller, playwright, artist and first Native American to win the Pulitzer Prize in Literature.

Anna Halprin

Anna Halprin's transformative dance work has given voice to forgotten groups, people of color, the aged and the terminally ill.

Fred Murphy

Frederick Murphy, while head of Viral Pathology at the CDC, was first to capture the Ebola virus using an electron microscope.

Ed Moses

Ed Moses directed high intensity laser fusion projects with the potential to provide a limitless supply of clean, safe energy.

Maya Lin

Maya Lin's memorial sculptures present a profound vision of compassion, merging history, process and their legacy.

Mario Molina

Mario Jose Molina, foremost authority on pollution, shared the Nobel prize for the discovery of chemical effects on the ozone layer.

MISSION

"Shaping Tomorrow's Visionaries"

is an exhibit of visionaries
painted by Nova Starling
gifted to schools to inspire students
to examine issues, develop principles
and appreciate the value of

Diversity

Community

Humanity

Environment

Through imagery, audio interviews and online resources, students can explore a visionary's process and achievements and learn what inspires and keeps them focused on their journey meanwhile opening the door to the possibilities in their own lives.

The Enso means circle in Japanese and is the symbol for the true nature of existence. The sunburst represents the visionar's awakening

ART AND RESOURCES TO INSPIRE

 

VISIONARY PROJECT :: ART MEETS ACTION

A Resource for Teachers, Students and Homeschoolers

This diverse group of visionaries tell their stories of how their interests turned into lifelong passion and careers dedicated to improving the human condition.

E-mail: aartii.org@gmail.com

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