Endorsed by:
Minister of Ministry of Education, Jamaica, the Honourable Andrew Holness endorses Foundation
READ MORE: Jamaica Ministry of Education on board!
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Click to read about Cordel Green endorsing Foundation at first creative workshop series held at Allman Town Primary: Cordel Green, Attorney-At-law endorses Foundation!OAaSIS patrons
On November 9th, 2009 master painter BARRINGTON WATSON agreed to be one of the patrons within the OAaSIS. Click to read more FARENHEIT agreed to be Patron #2 on February 1, 2010, and we are grateful for the expert skills he brings to share. He is known as actor, singer, musician, songwriter and grahpic designer. Click to read more BERNARD HOYES is Patron #3 Click to read moreThe Founder
Through OAaSIS, its founder gives tribute to the input of other foundations such as Issa, Shaggy, UN, Unesco; appreciates those who have been her support; helps to realize the creative potential of youth and artists, most times overlooked especially within Jamaica. Click to visit Anthea McGibbon's website or Click here to contact her.2011: Arts Expo to earn for OAaSIS projects
READ MORE: Iberostar showcases Jamaican art Join us at Iberostar for art exhibition, literary and performing expressions. Watch out as we tour hotels and other intersting locations.Ongoing OAaSIS Project
Library at Sargeantville
Read more at John Smellie Library for Sargeantville
SEE MORE PROJECTS: Latest Project: Arts Careers Library gives overview of careers in creative industry (performing, literary and visual including culinary). See more on being an art critic, actor, singer, architect, and others from an ever growing list of arts careers.
SEE ALSO creative workshopsReaders say…
- Anthea McGibbon on Art of LOVEtv results from OAaSIS partnership with station
- Bill King on Art of LOVEtv results from OAaSIS partnership with station
- Sharon Fox-Mould on Art of LOVEtv results from OAaSIS partnership with station
- Petrona Bryan on Art of LOVEtv results from OAaSIS partnership with station
- Richard Blackford on Art of LOVEtv results from OAaSIS partnership with station
FEATURE OF THE WEEK!
Jamaican multiskilled Musician and Poet rises from being a sickly child to motivator to many!
Click to read on Ja poet colours thoughts, minds, souls'COMING: Snaps from his motivational workshops!
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Englishman identifies with Jamaicans through reggae songs.
Click to see how 'With Born Inna Babylon, YT aims to be the best' Until you hear this Englishman, don't be so skeptic to listen to 'white'men doing our reggae beats.-
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REPORT: St Theresa Prep CWS May 4,6,7 by Marlon Reid
On the second day there were an artist he did some wonderful drawings. And then they started to talk about arts, and then a musician came. Continue reading
REPORT: St Theresa Prep CWS by Alexia Brown, student
The OAaSIS International was founded in 2008. On the first day of their arrival, we learned about three types of Art – Performing, Visual and Literary. Continue reading
REPORT: St Theresa Prep CWS May 4,6,7 by Joel Brown
We met a lady named Aunty Stacey, she talked to us about the different types of arts which are: performing, culinary, visual and literary. Continue reading
REPORT: St Theresa Prep CWS, May 4,6,7 by Yagyn Scott
There was a magician who came and did some fun magic tricks. It was very fun. We all were entertained by the guests. Continue reading
Day 2 St Theresa Prep creative workshop series refreshing
On day 2 of the OAaSIS creative series there were enough digital cameras and one upcoming videoman present to record what teachers describe as Continue reading
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Port Royal teacher reports on one day creative series
Students enjoyed this activity as Art and Craft is a subject loved by all age groups represented. The highlightof the day were the upcoming reggae and dancehall artistes, Continue reading
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Day one gets St Theresa readied and raring for series
The day began with the national anthem and prayer led by Dianne Taylor, principal, and enthusiasm soon was contagious to silence the children, aged 0-13 Continue reading
Kim Nain rocks Port Royal at OAaSIS creative workshop series
Sensational, in her delivery, she was one of four artistes arranged by Solid Agency’s Chris Campbell to perform and to give a pep talk to the participants. Continue reading
April creative series prepares Port Royal students for May
The day of creative series, which was largely musical, went well for some 200 children and parents tightly packed into the hall at Port Royal Primary and Infant Continue reading
St Jago alumna Kimberly Nain for Port Royal creative series
This Friday April 23, Kimberly joins an elite team of Jamaican entrepreneurs, visual artists and entertainers to host ‘The Critical Role and Impact of the Arts’ Continue reading