Apr 25, 2017
I miss shooting in NYC. Kelly Deshais managed by Lisa Phillips. Effortless cool. Shot with a Canon 6D and 50mm f2.5 lens.
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I miss shooting in NYC. Kelly Deshais managed by Lisa Phillips. Effortless cool. Shot with a Canon 6D and 50mm f2.5 lens.
#ideascity team goodbye downtown lunch for @eva_franch and me. #lisaphillips #elizabethodonnel #karenwong #richardflood #rosaliegenevro @verevangool I will miss you all - come and visit me in Queens.
"Education in the arts should not be reserved for the talented few, but promoted as the means for all children to develop skills in: creative thinking, confidence, problem-solving, accountability, relationship building, communication, adaptability and dreaming big."
It is easy to assume that if our children aren't shining bright with singing, acting, or dancing talents we should sideline the task of placing them in some sort of performing arts training.
Even our Nation continues to remove art and music classes from schools; thinking these classes are best reserved for niche students. Lisa Phillips shows why this certainly is not the case! She gives great insight into the benefits of emphasizing creative expression and artistic training for all of our youth.