The second One Minutes Jr. workshop run by the Israeli Center for Digital Art was held in February 2008, at Mikveh Israel, an agricultural boarding school founded in 1870, for a mixed group of teenagers from different parts of Holon. Today Mikve Israel’s majority of boarding students come from families newly immigrated to Israel, often working to overcome the challenges of adapting to a new climate. The twelve participants of the workshop came from ranging ethnic backgrounds, socio-economic standings, and learning abilities and disabilities.
Some young video makers, who took part in the previous 2007 workshop run by the Digital Art Lab joined the workshop as veterans and were instrumental as role models and actors for the new video makers’ works.
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