In November 1935 and July 1936, the German magazine Arbeiter-Illustrierte-Zeitung (AIZ) published critical and downright scathing retort of the Nazi’s “sportswashing” propaganda efforts.
Category: Curriculum
Down-to-Earth Expressions of Universality
“You have this oasis, this beautiful place that we get to exist together.” These words were relayed to us from … More
A Change of Course
While the arts are still under significant threat from budgetary cuts, the curricula in both public K-12 schools and higher … More
A Dialogue with Kevin Sampson
Kevin Sampson had an enormous talent for creating powerful works of art that are empowered and beloved by his community.
An Abject Human Failure
Denying children their right to experience childhood is an action that should be unanimously considered an affront to humanity. Yet … More
The Contemporary Spartans
Expressions of love, unity and collective empowerment are more effective than those of division and hatred.
A Rainbow Canvas Coalition
The Reverend Jesse Jackson passed away today. Along with Shirley Chisholm (the first Black woman to be elected to the … More
Together we are Americans
Having never listened to a song by Bad Bunny, and only being familiar with him through the media and word … More
Exhibiting Radical Love
Martin Luther King Day is one of the more complex holidays in the United States, because it serves as a … More
Machine Unlearning
The art classroom offers students a unique way of interdisciplinary learning, which is experiential, experimental and enriching for personal and … More
Artfully Learning 