FROM THE
DESK OF TORO VAUN Dear Institute for Practical Democracy Students.
As you know, I'm leaving on a trip to Big Pine, Key West Florida for a
ten day Outward Bound expedition.
My journey begins April 11th. I'm traveling on a Greyhound bus along the East
Coast. I will return home on April, 24.
This is going to be a thrilling adventure for me, so, I promise you, throughout my exciting journey, I will
write daily in my journal and photograph my experiences and return to Maine to share
them with you.
Thank you I.P.D. for the scholarship and the time that will allow me to go
exploring the unknown trail of life's experience and beyond.
Ayan Suleiman will be replacing me while I am absent from the I.P.D. office.
Thank you so much!
Happy Cambodian New Year!
Sincerely,
Toro Saniya Vaun, I.P.D. Project Coordinator
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"photography" from my exciting
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Photography Exhibit
"Faces Of Tomorrow"
by Toro Vaun
An I.P.D. Alumni Project
Was
held October 24th & October 28th, 2000, 4:30 PM to 7:00 PM
at the VIA Gallery at 34 Danforth St.,
Portland, ME
This Well Attended Exciting Project
Was A Great Success.
An Example Of Toro's Work, "Moose
River" Is
Shown Below.
The exhibit was framed and hung
in the "circular" gallery space
at
VIA, by Mainely Frames of Portland, Maine.
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TORO
VAUN, originally
from Cambodia is a young, inspired and photographer, is a graduate of the Institute for Practical
Democracy. Toro's philosophy of life and creativity are evident in this two
year body of work. In this exciting exhibit, we witness through Toro’s talent, the
hopes and dreams of people who, as part of America's history bring new visions to the
collective conscience of our future.
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