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Underground Education

The subway seems like one of the least likely places to be inspired in all of New York City, especially…

Art Education, Children's Art, collaborative learning, Contemporary Art, Jimmy James Greene, Lee Brozgol, MTA, New York City, Nitza Tufino, Public Art, public transportation, Subway Art

Creating a paradise

What is an appropriate assessment of what makes good educators and good artists? Can the idea of being ‘good’ be…

archives, Art Education, assessment, Camel Collective, Carla Herrera Prats, collaborative learning, Contemporary Art, Education, History, SATs, transpedagogy

Artful Equations

In High School, I loathed math. I was obviously very interested and invested in art and music, and didn’t realize…

Agnes Denes, Art Education, Art History, Brunelleschi, Dorothea Rockburne, Euclid, Geometry, Jackson Pollock, Jennifer Bartlett, Joshua Caleb Weibley, Lynn Gamwell, Math, Nick Naber, Piero della Francesca, STEAM

The Artful Environmentalist

How many types of trees and plants can you identify in your local ecosystem? Do you know what specimens are…

Anthropocene, Art Education, Contemporary Art, drawing, Earthworks, Ecoart, Ecology, Environmental Art, sculpture, STEAM, Susan Hoenig, Trees

Labor of love: art, activism, collaborative learning

Creating art and reflecting on artwork is often a cooperative experience that supports empathic responses to lived experiences. Both the…

Art Education, co-op, collaborative learning, Contemporary Art, Eva Mayhabal Davis, Immigration, Labor, Queens Museum, Sol Aramendi, Workers' Studio

Rebelling against the whitewashing of history

Contemporary artist Dread Scott uses history as a medium to scrutinize ongoing systems of racial injustice. His work is largely…

Art Education, Art History, Charles Deslondes, Contemporary Art, Dread Scott, equality, equity, History, racism, slave rebellion, Slavery

The Fourth Grade Project

Students from around the world are the subjects and co-collaborators of an ongoing participatory artwork and educational experience titled The…

Art Education, Contemporary Art, Education, ELA, empathy, Judy Gelles, Literacy, photography, Portraits, Social Practice, The Fourth Grade Project

Still Climbing Booker T. Washington’s Ladder

One of Martin Puryear’s most iconic artworks is titled Ladder for Booker T. Washington (1996), which is a reference to…

Art Education, Booker T. Washington, Contemporary Art, Education, Education Policy, equity, Jacob's Ladder, Martin Puryear, sculpture

Mondo Museum: A Sim that encourages decolonization and experiential learning

Imagination is one of our greatest and most humanizing characteristics, and playing games is beneficial for shaping our imaginative instincts.…

Art Education, decolonization, management sim, Mondo Museum, Multiculturalism, Museology, Museum Education, Museums, repatriation, video games

Process of Play: confronting systems of inequity through art

What are some of the most poignant memories from your childhood? I am sure that if we each assessed our…

Art Education, Chantal Feitosa, Contemporary Art, Education, equitable learning, equity, Language, Performance Art, Race

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