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Press — Okada Design

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What Did You Make Today? Exploring Equity in Making. An article about making in K-12 education. Pop-Up Mobile Makerspace, A public Urban Design Experiment. Silicon Valley Rotary eClub interview. About 3D printing in K-12 education. October, 2015. Crosswalk patterns nod at history. Page B3, June 23rd, 2015. Finding Our Roots and Identity in Public Art. 3D Printing Technology-Integrated Art Projects Engage the Community. September 22, 2014. Maker Faire Educators Meetup 2014 Wrapup. May 16, 2014. This is fu...

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Artist — Okada Design

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Finding Our Roots and Identity in Public Art. Artist Bio for Sculptural Works:. By knitting together disposable cultural artifacts with the spirit of reuse preserved from earlier generations, my work muses on the evolution of cultures in their homeland and in Diaspora. I attempt to abstractly voice muted memories and pay respect to creativity born of necessity. If you're interested in discussing a project or simply like to say hello, please get in touch. Corinne [at] okadadesign [dot] com.

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Artist Resume — Okada Design

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Corinne Okada Takara Teaching Resume. 10399 Merriman Road, B, Cupertino, CA 95014. Stanford University, Bachelor of Arts in Design, 1990. A Serving of Shapes. A exploration in 3D printing and local history. de Saisset Museum, Santa Clara, CA, 2014. An exploration in community identity through photography and patterns resulting in art garments and installation. Created in collaboration with Colleen Quen and Rick Lee for the San Jose Museum of Quilts and Textiles, San Jose, CA, 2010. In the Garden of Wishes.

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BPC STEAMspace: February 2014

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A blog highlighting creativity and innovation; critical thinking and problem-solving; and communication and collaboration at BPC. Friday, February 28, 2014. SNAPSHOT: Harnessing the Power of Maker Club as Tech Support. The four boys planned, organized and collaborated; replacing cracked screens and motherboards with bent charger ports. Through tenacity and creativity, the kids were able to put 3 functional machines back into circulation! Friday, February 14, 2014. BPC at Julia Robinson Math Festival.

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Collections — Okada Design

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Jan Ken Pon Kimono. Size: 5.5' x 5' x 6". Media: wire, silk, scissors, produce netting, nylon netting and handmade paper of rice paper, Japanese. Comics and candy wrappers. Sold to: The Peabody Essex Museum Salem, MA. Photo: George R. Young. Albert Sherman Center, University of Massachusetts Medical School's Department of Neurology Worcester, MA. Photos of the collection of three tapestries created for this center. Warm and Cool Butterflies. Walnut Creek, CA. 2012. Size: 63.5" x 46" x 3.5". Lily Blooms a...

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Youth Projects — Okada Design

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September 2016. Saint James Park, San Jose, CA. A community pop-up makerspace exploring place making. This was a collaboration with the Alum Rock Educational Foundation. Project funded by the San Jose Parks and Rec Department. After School Girl 3D Printing Club. December 2015-to present. ( photos of club meetings. Students will explore Tinkercad, Sculptris, Meshmixer and 123D Design. Teen After School 3D Printing Club. Pinewood School, November 2015 to present. ( photos of club meetings. Alum Rock, San J...

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Public Art — Okada Design

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A public space prototyping discussion conducted in public spaces in collaboration with the San José Public Library. Through pop-up makerspaces, the public was invited to re-imagine public spaces and share ideas via cardboard models and CAD designs. This project was supported with a generous grant from the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation. Documenting project process and learning. July 2015 through October 2015. Crosswalks for Downtown San Jose. San Jose Downtown Association and City of San Jose.

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Upcoming and Latest — Okada Design

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A 3D print sculptural series imagining subterranean natural structures under the LEGO board. 2016. ( Additional Images. Works/San Jose Benefit Auction 2016. Works, San Jose CA. December 2nd-December 10th, 2016. A series of four community workshops aboard the San Jose Library mobile makerspace: paper microscope workshops andpaper plate pachinko workshops. March 2017. Design Thinking Boot Camp. Mycelium Chandelier Grow Project. A bio-art project exploring fungus as a design medium. It will result in a ...

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Shows — Okada Design

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6pm to 10pm, First Friday, December 2, 2016. Open every day, 2pm to 6pm, December 3 through 10. Saturday, December 10. With party starting at 6pm and Auction at 7pm sharp! Series will be up for auction. More images of pieces here. Exhibit, January 30th, 2016 at Blanco Square in San Jose, CA. On right) was one of the four winning designs. On left) was a finalist design. Tech Shop Artist Residency. September to December 2015, Tech Shop, San Jose, CA. Spaces Within and Spaces Without. A Serving of Shapes.

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Artist — Okada Design

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Finding Our Roots and Identity in Public Art. TEDx Livermore, CA, 2014. Artist Bio for Sculptural Works:. By knitting together disposable cultural artifacts with the spirit of reuse preserved from earlier generations, my work muses on the evolution of cultures in their homeland and in Diaspora. I attempt to abstractly voice muted memories and pay respect to creativity born of necessity.