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Tag: Basquiat

No Kings

Aesthetics and protests are inextricably linked. The choreography of people moving in tandem, singing, chanting and peacefully empowering one another to fight injustice, is in and of itself a form of performance. Protests are also replete with artfully rendered graphics, images and accessories; such as signs, costumes and sculptural effigies and puppetry.

Art Education, Art History, Basquiat, Community, Contemporary Art, Education, Multiculturalism, No Kings, Protests, Public Art

Parks and Re-creation

Summer is here throughout the Northern Hemisphere, and with its arrival is a much needed break from traditional schooling. Enjoying … More

Art Education, Art History, Augusta Savage, Basquiat, Contemporary Art, Frida Kahlo, Parks, Physical Education, Public Art, Recreation, Romare Bearden, Travel

Excelsior! An Educational Framework Via Comic Book Culture

Throughout his 70 year-long career, Stan Lee (1922-2018) created many of the major comic book superheroes that are known throughout … More

Art Education, Art Spiegelman, Basquiat, Black Panther, Captain America, Chitra Ganesh, comic art, Linda Stein, Literacy, Marvel Comics, Political Cartoon, Raymond Pettibon, Socially Engaged Art, Spain Rodriguez, Stan Lee, superhero, Visual Culture, Visual Literacy, X-Men

Life Lessons Through Children’s Art: How they learn to represent their world, and how that learning can teach and inspire us

The wonderful thing about children’s art is that it is detached from the socioeconomic structure of the “adult” art world … More

Art Education, Artistic Development, Basquiat, Brian Belott, Children's Art, Donald Baechler, Inspiration, learning, Michael Scoggins, Picasso

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