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Carl Demangate (aka Carlos, aka Charles,
aka cdem@rain.org) founded the Workshop
with 5 students in 1989 to provide opportunities for youth with little
access to technology. Today a growing number of artists and alumni bring
instruction to more than 300 students each year in classes, mentorships,
and activities of artistic, social, and community import. |
| Exhibitions include:
Arte y Tecnologia,
An Exhibition of Computer Art
La Casa de La Raza, Santa Barbara, California, 1991
Entre Mundos,
Between Worlds
Santa Barbara Contemporary Arts Forum, 1992
Conociendonos: Knowing ...
Ourselves and Each Other
Santa Barbara Museum of Art, 1994
Whose
image is this? ...
Ownership in the digital age
On the Internet, 1995
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Santa Barbara High
Home Page - Developed by Arts & Tech alumnus Truck Torrence.
Santa Barbara Junior High
Home Page - Co-Developed by Arts & Tech student Ben Hernaez.
Laurel Springs School - developed
by Arts & Tech webmaster extraordinaire Kia Kaveh.
Wine Diary - designed by
Arts & Tech student Andrew Lyon.
Medical Mall - contributions
by Arts & Tech students in cooperation with the Landon Pediatric Foundation.
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Some web works in progress
by our students and alumni ...
Julian
Abrajan's Paradise -
La Comunidad - developed by
Damaso Abrajan, Gerardo Lorenz, Carlos Demangate, and RAIN for Spanish-speaking
community of Santa Barbara.
Truck's Beck Web
- hit hundred thousand times hail hail rock and roll.
SBHS ESL Department - A
site developed by Arts & Tech alumnus Antonio Galaviz and student Damaso
Abrajan.
Los Programadores - developed by
Damaso Abrajan and Gerardo Lorenz for the National Association of Spanish
Language Radio Programmers.
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