1971 room interior color drawing by artist, human rights, Holocaust educator A K Segan ©

The website of artist and pro-life educator A K Segan: www.humanrights-holocaust-art.org
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Note: This video can be viewed by viewers of all ages. The artist has guest taught children, with his Tolerance Education with Art power-point classes; frequently followed with his facilitating his Drawing-for-Healing art therapy - oriented workshop, with classes of school pupils ages 4 and up, older children, adolescents, teens in schools in six U.S. states, and with adult audiences in 7 states. He has guest taught all age audiences in Britain, including classes at numerous primary and secondary schools. He has guest education majors (student teachers-in-training) at university classes in Illinois, England; guest taught teachers at a secondary school, Hod Ha’sharon, Israel; guest taught at the School of Social Work, Haifa Univ.; guest taught first year M.A. Art Therapy classes, Arts Therapies program, Haifa University, Israel. He has facilitated workshops at International Conferences on the Holocaust & Education (Oct. '99, April '02, May '06), International School for Holocaust Education, Yad Vashem, Jerusalem.
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This is a sketchbook drawing I made in 1971, when I was 21. In December 1972, I began my freshman year of college, as a declared art major, at Parkland Jr. College, Champaign, Illinois.
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In 1971, January to March, I was living in Queens, NY. From April on I lived in in a small apartment in Little Italy, aka the south Village, lower Manhattan.
I liked to sketch in spare time. I worked at a Sheltered workshop at training center, Association for the Help of Retarded Children, from April on that year, continued to around June 1972.
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That summer I worked as an assistant arts & crafts counselor, Camp Spruce Hill, Tolland Mass, and then I moved to Champaign Illinois when I began college that December, 1972.
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art, video © A K Segan