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Inspired to use art a social change agent, Tambra Stevenson, creator of Postcards from Katrina, took photography in the Gulf coast region of the U.S. six months after Hurricane Katrina. From the photos, she have artistically expressed what Katrina means to her, which is to have hope among the sea of despair. She uses the color scheme: red, black and white to capture balance of hope and help. Combining her education in health communication/marketing and her gifted talents in the arts, she brings art and therapy together to creatively express herself and inspire others as well. To learn more about the project visit www.postcardsfromkatrina.com. She invites you to make homemade postcards of what Katrina means to you.


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Postcards of Hope and Help Collection

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Exhibits

PfK 2006 Gulfport Collection
Created by Tambra Stevenson, the 2006 Gulfport Collection, part of the Postcards from Katrina, was created based on photography taken in the Gulfport area of Mississippi USA. The artwork is made from a mixture of acrylic paint and charcoal. Each piece has a spiritual signifance and powerful story to tell and share.

Postcards of Hope: Youth Collection
Postcards from Katrina shares Katrina-inspired artwork from youth who have expressed hope for the Gulf coast region of the U.S. PfK encourages youth to express what Katrina means to them in their own way. To learn more about the project visit www.postcardsfromkatrina.com. Also if you wish to share your work of hope, please send to postcardsfromkatrina@gmail.com and have its part of the exhibit.