Heather Castillo

@danielgarybusby Thank you for sharing brilliant maestro❤️

The Value of Bodily Writing... heathercastillo.cikeys.com/commercial-art… From the brilliant mind and soul of Heather Castillo

Just posted a photo @ CSU Channel Islands instagram.com/p/ChqXPffve_R/…

We are back! Looking forward to seeing the CI community on the Broome Lawn! 2022.artsunderthestars.cikeys.com @csuci @CI_Housing @TheCIView @CI_SBS

@BethMegill I started sewing two years ago and it makes me really happy

I need to find something new to learn. And please don’t recommend life’s lessons. Haha.

@DanRather Dancing

There's a lot of pain and sadness in the world. And Twitter can be an endless doomscroll. So here's a challenge. Share a picture of something that brings you joy – a place, a person, a pet, a hobby, a favorite book. The more diversity the better. How many pictures can we get?

@clancynewyork Wow!!!

Most beautiful pitch ever. (Dancer people look at this!)

@amichaelberman How come you don’t call-by Prince

CI Dance students honoring Michael Peters, choreographer of Thriller. youtu.be/VTkFZGyrWvo

@warmaiden I changed mine to all bag making and sewing all the time-craft and creative resource-much better space to visit

@TLIatCI @lgonzalez1 @_BoyWonder97 So proud of CI PA alum @_BoyWonder97

@melodramermaid Yes please!

Creative spaces built around community, connection, and bearing witness to each other instead of networking & grind culture >>>

@readywriting When I got@my space set up I was so excited too!!!

Folks, I am so happy I might cry.

@JenayRobert Took mine off at the beginning of summer-best decision EVER!

I just found out some people don't have their work email on their phone?

In true fashion, the CSU performing arts community was resilient in the face of a pandemic, and the art they produced is more innovative than ever. Discover how they set the stage for progress, healing and experimentation: bit.ly/3CKDi6y

Proud to be featured in this piece, highlighting the importance of Performing Arts programs and the resilience of our community

The arts are a safe place to try something new and push the limits. In 2020 and 2021, the CSU’s performing arts programs provided students with that space: to experiment with storytelling techniques or cope with life’s challenges. Read about this work: bit.ly/3CKDi6y

@warmaiden I just…I will pick my jaw off the floor now🤦‍♀️

@Kanae_Patricia This is horrifying😳

Y’all come and look at this co*nery