Register Here for the Day-Long Event at the Fort Worth Botanic Garden
This year the Imagination Texas Planning Committee is excited to welcome you back to a full-day, in-person event! The theme for this years single-day event is:
Imagination Texas: Deaf Art in the Garden
Lunch will be provided by Rock Springs Garden Cafe
T-shirt with winning art design for all participants
Friday, April 1 - 9:00 am - 2:00 pm
Cost - $25/person
**(Only accepting registration for 100 students for this event. RDSPD limited to 25 students each.)**
Registration, Address & Map Below
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Mystery Guest Photo of Madi Hall for dance workshopMadi has an AA in deaf studies and has been learning ASL since 1st grade. She always had Deaf students at her dance studio growing up and learned ASL to work with them and learn to incorporate dance and ASL. | Justin Perez, Visual Vernacular Was born and raised in Houston, Texas. He was a student at Texas School for the Deaf. He has always been fascinated by American Sign Language (ASL) performance art and storytelling styles. Throughout his teenage years, he had incredibly deep bonds with several of his close friends who also enjoy sharing a variety of ASL stories, and that was where he defined numerous storytelling techniques along with sign language expressions. The more he shared his stories with the public; the more people have asked him to continue sharing his stories. | Jennifer Tandoc, Artist Jennifer Tandoc, an Abstract Illustrator, was born in Manila, Philippines and grew up in Los Angeles, California since 1978. She graduated from California School For the Deaf in Riverside and went to National Technical Institute for the Deaf in Rochester, New York, where she obtained her Associate Degree in Art and Computer Design in 2002. She now resides in Austin, Texas where she continues to follow her passion in art and thrive in selling her artwork. |
Mystery Guest
Photo of Madi Hall for dance workshopMadi has an AA in deaf studies and has been learning ASL since 1st grade. She always had Deaf students at her dance studio growing up and learned ASL to work with them and learn to incorporate dance and ASL.
Justin Perez, Visual Vernacular
Was born and raised in Houston, Texas. He was a student at Texas School for the Deaf. He has always been fascinated by American Sign Language (ASL) performance art and storytelling styles. Throughout his teenage years, he had incredibly deep bonds with several of his close friends who also enjoy sharing a variety of ASL stories, and that was where he defined numerous storytelling techniques along with sign language expressions. The more he shared his stories with the public; the more people have asked him to continue sharing his stories.
Jennifer Tandoc, Artist
Jennifer Tandoc, an Abstract Illustrator, was born in Manila, Philippines and grew up in Los Angeles, California since 1978. She graduated from California School For the Deaf in Riverside and went to National Technical Institute for the Deaf in Rochester, New York, where she obtained her Associate Degree in Art and Computer Design in 2002. She now resides in Austin, Texas where she continues to follow her passion in art and thrive in selling her artwork.
Imagination Texas, Special Weekend for the Deaf & Hard of Hearing
Lauri Bevan, Director
Imagination Texas
PO Box 122473
Fort Worth, TX 76121
Cynthia Andrews - Imagination Texas
Angela Belding -
817-454-4361
