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Deaf Art

Deaf Art. What is Deaf Art?. Art with the intention of expressing innate cultural or physical Deaf experience. ''It's an art movement that does express the deaf identity in certain basic themes that deaf artists have had to deal with. DeVIA. What is DeVIA? Deaf View/ Image Art.

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Deaf Art

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  1. Deaf Art

  2. What is Deaf Art? • Art with the intention of expressing innate cultural or physical Deaf experience. • ''It's an art movement that does express the deaf identity in certain basic themes that deaf artists have had to deal with.

  3. DeVIA • What is DeVIA? • Deaf View/ Image Art. • Deaf way of creating visual art • Signifies a group of Deaf artist who perceptions are based on their Deaf experience.

  4. These are crisp illustrations, seemingly drawn in mid-air, of the sign for "artist," a concept that is essential to Chuck.  "Art is my whole life.  When I sign 'art', a ray of light represents the ray of Hope.  Those flying objects in front of myself represent my various mediums." 

  5. Best Friendsby Chuck Baird Deaf Art Whaleby Chuck Baird

  6. All American Breakfast

  7. Ann Silver • Deaf Identity Crayons (Then) • Deaf and Dumb • Dummy • Deaf Mute • Hearing Impaired • Handicap • Lip reader • Freak • Deaf Identity Crayons(now) • Deaf • Hard-of Hearing • Late deafened • Deaf- blind • Coda • Signer • Deaf-American

  8. Shows the bondage that Deaf people often feel in the “Hearing World” ''There is a need for deaf artists to address the plight of deaf people who have suffered prejudices and isolation.''

  9. “The pleasure that music brings to hearing people is equivalent to the pleasure which beautifully expressed hand signs and gestures bring to Deaf people."

  10. Thad C. Martin, Articulatus (Read My Lips)

  11. Crucifixion

  12. Prohibitedby Betty Miller This drawing of hands with chains on wrists, and fingers chopped off depicting that sign language is prohibited in many schools for the deaf.

  13. Two Girls In Deaf Education

  14. The Family Dog

  15. Ameslan Flag

  16. Baa Baa Black Sheep

  17. Bell School

  18. Hearing Test Hands

  19. Say the Word: HOT DOG

  20. Focus on Deaf Artist

  21. No Say it With Hands

  22. English English

  23. Respect Belief

  24. Freedom Gallaudet Protest

  25. Three White Chairs

  26. Interpreter

  27. Evolution of ASL

  28. Trees

  29. Celebration

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