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Author: Adam Zucker

I am an artist, art historian, curator and educator. I am interested in the discourse that art has outside of the 'art world.' My practice seeks to challenge existing notions and foundations within the Western canons of art, history, and education. I'm looking to develop a collaborative dialogue with other artists, curators, educators and anyone who is passionate about the role art can have within our collective culture.

Children’s Games

Francis Alÿs’ immersive eighteen screen video installation, Children’s Games (1999-prsent), is an exceptional example of art as an uplifting expression … More

Art Education, Children's Art, Contemporary Art, Francis Alÿs, games, play, Playful Learning

Art Education in an Age of Social Distancing

By its very nature, engaging in art, whether making, teaching, viewing or discussing, is a social and embodied action. Therefore, … More

Art Education, Art History, Contemporary Art, Coronavirus, COVID19, education resources, online learning, online teaching, pedagogy, Social Distancing, STEAM

Feminist Art Education

Judy Chicago is a contemporary pioneer of feminist art and art education. In both her practices as an artist and … More

Art Education, Art History, Chelsea Borgman, Contemporary Art, Donald Woodman, Feminism, Feminist Art, Feminist Art Education, Feminist Art Program, Gender, Judy Chicago, Melissa Leaym-Fernandez, Miriam Schapiro

Tree of Knowledge

Nature and nurture are the fundamental principles of the human condition. The debate about whether our biological disposition or our … More

Art Education, Boca Raton, collaborative learning, Community, Contemporary Art, Maren Hassinger, Nature, Pearl City, rhizome, Storytelling, Tree of Knowledge

Expressing our inner childlike nature…again

“Do we possess an “inner child,” our supposed original or true self? Are we the same person we were as … More

ABC No Rio, Art Education, Childhood, Children's Art, Christina Freeman, Contemporary Art, Courtney Childress, Ianthe Jackson, Memory, play, Playful Learning, Rebecca Bird

Today I Am….A School

Recognizing the importance that artistic immersion has on learning, New Rochelle High School goes above and beyond providing traditional art … More

Art Education, collaborative learning, Contemporary Art, High School Art, installation art, John Dewey, knolling, Light Painting, Museum Education, Museums, New Rochelle High School, Public Art, Susan Luss

Down to Earth: Extraordinary STEAM Learning

Visualizing the cosmos and our own Earthly phenomena has been a hotbed for artistic thinking and learning since the earliest … More

Anthropocene, Art Education, Brooklyn Library, Climate Change, Commons, Contemporary Art, Dario Robleto, Ecology, Mary Mattingly, Public Art, Science, Space, STEAM

Aesthetic Alphabets

The language of art is rooted in a variance of archetypes and experiential knowledge that are assigned or convey specific … More

Art Education, Art History, Chromatic Alphabet, Conceptual Art, Contemporary Art, Elements of Art, Language, Linguistics, Painting, Paul D'Agostino, Sociolinguistics, Vocabulary

The Fein Art of Artistic Development

Sylvia Fein has had the type of career most artists would covet, and she is still going strong at age … More

Art Education, Art History, Artistic Development, Children's Art, Henry Schaefer-Simmern, Linda Louis, Surrealism, Sylvia Fein, Viktor Lowenfeld

Strengthening Cultures & Literacy through Art for the 21st Century

In a previous post titled Connecting Culture Through Experience and Education, I described contemporary artist Pablo Helguera’s use of the … More

Art Education, CALTA21, Contemporary Art, Hudson River Museum, Immigration, Language, Literacy, Multiculturalism, Museums, Pablo Helguera, Penn Museum, Stephanie H. Shih, Visual Arts Center of New Jersey

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