Cara Schingeck

Cara Schingeck

Tacoma, UNITED STATES

Found underlined in my Great Uncle’s Bible tonight 3/28/2012 “The righteousness of thy testimonies is everlasting: give me understanding, and I shall live.”

WELCOME HOME JASON!

DREAM OF PEACE—Thank you Jason

Cara Schingeck short bio:
My guiding principle—Outrageous

  • Artist
    + Conceptual, Multi-media, Performance
  • Photographer
    + Photojournalist, Artist, Documentarian
  • Writer
    + Independent journalist, Modern Historian
  • Designer

Our Community Conversations of Hope with Cara Schingeck Joint Services Support J9 Tacoma

The Gospel of Our Community—Conversations of Hope:Heroes to Hometowns, Tacoma

No ART SLAM this year in Tacoma but here is 2010
REMEMBER how good it is to support the arts
2010 Art Slam spoken word artist, Deborah Renee-Greatness 18:02

Hmmm—just think about peace and my brother, my son, your brother and your son

Heroes to Hometowns Audio and Photos

Now my brother is home from the war, when I took this photo he was awayWho the hell am i? I just realized I am you and you are me

Military families are military families —So, as I said to my cousin, Michelle, whose son, Jason, currently deployed in Afghanistan—We must stick together

A song that explains how I continue to feel and that gives me hope — A Change Is Coming by LeRoy Bell

Another song by LeRoy Bell that speaks to me—Dream of Peace—So cool that he filmed his vid in Tacoma’s Wright Park
Where people can dream of peace in a community
Thank you LeRoy Bell

Today I have I hope

Journal entry: Veteran-Civilian Dialogue, War and Words

Community resources for military and their families

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Artist Website at Saatchi

My Our War project began when I learned of my brother’s deployment to the Middle East.

The artwork in Our War represents a journal entry, for a particular day, that begins in the Summer of 2010.

I do a visual or written work of art during my brother’s deployment that shares what I think of the war, what I am feeling, what I have learned about the war, what I have learned about global issues related to the war and what I have shared with my brother deployed in Our War and our relationship during Our War.

This is my way to honor, to respect, and to reflect upon his service during his deployment as well as all who serve in our war.

THE STORY OF MY GRANDFATHER AND THE STEAM DONKEY

For commission work contact Cara Schingeck at
cara-design-art@hotmail.com

  • Joined: July 2010

Journals

I feel more alive when I get outside
Amazing isn’t when we change our perspective / Just went outside tonight / In the rain / In the dark / Stepped outside / Took another look / And how fresh it felt / To step outside for another look / To breathe the fresh air / Felt so good
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Another truth about me: In Honor of Women
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Don't ever ask me to feel sorry for a football player
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This crazy wonderful world we live--Truth and laughter and sorrow exist together
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