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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.

Artfully Mapping

Nancy Graves’ art explores the connections between art, science, technology and geography. Her early 1970s conceptual paintings and drawings inspired … More

Art Education, Conceptual Art, Contemporary Art, Geography, Maps, Nancy Graves, Science, STEAM, Technology

Artful Arithmetic

When confronted with a mathematical problem, have you ever thought to yourself ‘if only I could see an image (instead … More

Art Education, Conceptual Art, Contemporary Art, Jennifer Bartlett, Math, Multiple Intellegences, STEAM

Street Smarts

‘Street smarts’ is a term most often used to signify knowledge that is gained outside of traditional classroom and school … More

Art Education, Art History, Critical pedagogy, Elvira Leite, Porto, Social Practice, Street Art, Street Smart, Swoon, Teaching the Whole Child

Quotes from the Field, Volume 6

This edition of Quotes From the Field (see previous posts) scrutinizes quotes from artists including Carolee Schneemann, Fred Tomaselli and … More

Allan Kaprow, Art Education, Carolee Schneemann, Fred Tomaselli, professional development, quotes, Studio Habits of Mind

Artists as Illustrators: Promoting Visual Literacy

Visual art and literature have a great symbiotic relationship of supporting and influencing each other in profound ways. When visual … More

Art Education, Benny Andrews, Faith Ringgold, Illustration, Literacy, Literature, Multiple Intellegences, Picture Books, Tar Beach, Visual Literacy

If you’re bored, try living artfully

I am certain that we all have experienced a fair share of dull moments throughout our lives. Whether it’s dragging … More

Art Education, Big Question Teaching, boredom, Contemporary Art, Habits of Mind, inquiry based learning, Inspiration, Nina Katchadourian, play, Playful Learning

Quotes from the Field, Volume 5

This edition of Quotes from the Field (see: previous posts), features quotes from artists Alfredo Jaar, Carrie Mae Weems and … More

Alfredo Jaar, Art Education, Art History, Carrie Mae Weems, Inspiration, Linda Louis, photography, quotes, Studio Habits of Mind, Susan Meiselas

How Art and Art Education Changed the Prison

Jeffrey Greene started working with prison populations throughout Connecticut in 1991, and is currently the Program Manager of Community Partners … More

Art Education, Community Partners in Action, Contemporary Art, criminal justice, How Art Changed the Prison, Jeffrey Greene, Prison, Prison Art, social justice, The Aldrich

Seeing is Feeling – Art & Experience for Visually Impaired Individuals

Contemporary culture is permeated with sensory experiences that envelope our daily lives. Educational reformer, John Dewey (1938), stated that knowledge … More

Art Education, Art Education for the Blind, Blind, Chaim Gross, John Dewey, John M. Kennedy, sculpture, Sensory Learning, The Renee & Chaim Gross Foundation, Viktor Lowenfeld, Visually Impaired

Quotes from the Field, Volume 4

This is the fourth edition of ‘Quotes from the Field’ (See: previous posts), where quotes from artists are interpreted within … More

Art Education, Art History, art quotes, Catherine Wagner, Cy Twombly, Inspiration, learning, quotes, Scooter LaForge

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