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Salvage, a Craft Activism Fashion Show<\/span> <\/strong>is a\u00a0collaboration with Stetson University students where they have created clothing based off of the stories of survivors of abuse. They have selected the most powerful quotes and screen-print onto t-shirts as a form of Statement Art. This runway of artistic expression will be set behind music and spoken words.<\/p>\n Domestic Abuse is an issue we hear about more than often, but what we don\u2019t hear much about is what happens to the survivors after they have left the situation. Most times they are faced with other issues of homelessness, addiction, mental health or a continued cycle of violence. We rarely have the opportunity to hear their stories. It is from their stories we can learn how to support them as they rebuild their lives.<\/p>\n Find below a link to Madison Creech\u2019s FSEM Fashion Show to take place on November 16 <\/strong>in the Artisan Alley Garage<\/a> <\/strong>.<\/p>\n Facebook link:\u00a0 \u00a0Salvage: A Wearable Art show<\/a><\/p>\n Madison Creech<\/strong><\/a> is a Brown Teacher-Scholar Fellow<\/a> in Creative Arts at Stetson University. Madison\u2019s work highlights a number of key learning areas at Stetson: FSEM outcomes, the Brown Teacher-Scholar Fellow Program, FSEM class, community engagement project.<\/p>\n Madison is a multimedia artist with a dedication to mixing digital fabrication with traditional textile processes.\u00a0Textiles not only inhabit all aspects of our lives today, they also have an engrained material language that is informed by history and culture.<\/p>\n