Using the *CSA model of agriculture,” It's not just for your summer garden baskets anymore! In this presentation, artist and Professor Susan Czechowski Moore will discuss how she has effectively brought students to the annual SGCI conference for the past 15 years. This session will provide a detailed overview of how monies were raised to pay for hotel rooms and registrations for conference.

*Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) is a way to buy local food directly from a farmer. You purchase a “share” and become a farm “member.” The farm delivers a box of seasonal goods regularly throughout the season.

Presenter Bio:

Artist Susan Czechowski Moore, fell in love with screen printing thirty years ago when she was lucky enough to work on several pieces for Roy Lichtenstein. Since then, she has taught thousands of students silkscreen and printmaking techniques as a professor at Western Illinois University. Outside the classroom, Susan leads art students on annual trips to her native New York City as well as summer sessions to different cities across Europe. In addition to her role as educator, Susan has exhibited her own work in numerous gallery and museum settings across the United States and Europe. She has been awarded residencies and exhibitions at Grafische Werkplaats in the Netherlands, and Prairie Center of The Arts, Peoria, IL. She holds a B.A. in Art and Art History from Washington College and an M.F.A. from Syracuse University—and feels the same excitement each and every time she pulls a squeegee across a fresh sheet of paper.

Website: susanczechowski.com
Email: sczechowski@sgcinternational.org

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