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Tag: Contemporary Art

The Fabric of a City

Jackson Heights is a bustling high density neighborhood in Queens, which is notable for having one of the most diverse … More

Art Education, clothing, collaborative learning, Community, Contemporary Art, Derick Melander, Jackson Heights, Multiculturalism, New York City, Public Art, textiles

Artfully Learning to Transcend Isolation

“This is an Accepted Manuscript (AM) version of the following article, accepted for publication in Art Education. Citation: Adam Zucker (2021) Artfully Learning … More

Academic Writing, Art Education, blogging, Contemporary Art, COVID19, Editorial, Education, mental health, Publications, remote learning, Social Distancing, Social Practice

Our Story

Our story begins in 1998, inside Liberty High School for Newcomers on Eighteenth Street and Eighth Avenue in Manhattan. Lee … More

Art Education, collaborative learning, Contemporary Art, High School Art, Immigration, Lee Brozgol, Multiculturalism, mural, New York City History, Public Art, Public School

Politics, place, performance and pedagogy

Miguel Braceli is a Venezuelan-born artist and educator, whose multidisciplinary work includes several participatory projects with students, such as Here … More

Art Education, collaborative learning, Community, Contemporary Art, Education, Flags, Geography, Miguel Braceli, Performance, Public Art, Schools

An artfully inconvenient truth: Art that educates about our dire climate situation

On a recent nice warm Summer’s day, park goers at Madison Square Park could be seen soaking up the sun … More

Art Education, Climate Change, Contemporary Art, Environmental Art, Frederic Church, Hudson River School, Jean Shin, Maya Lin, memorials, Nature, New York, New York City, Public Art, Science

Teach them well and let them lead the way

There have been many notable artistic families throughout the history of art. Growing up alongside artistic parents can be a … More

Art Education, artistic families, Beñat Iglesias López, Community, Contemporary Art, COVID19, Education, Healthcare, Public Art, sculpture, superhero, Teo Iglesias-Toda

Pop/Punk Pedagogy: Home is where the art is

Where would America be without the historic and contemporary contributions of men, women and children from Asian and Pacific Island … More

Art Education, Asian Americans, Ceramics, Contemporary Art, Immigration, Intersectionality, Multiculturalism, Pop Culture, Punk Rock, Stephanie H. Shih, The Linda Lindas

Lessons In Critical Race Theory From the Arts

It seems like almost every school-related matter that we read or hear about these days involves a debate on Critical … More

Art Education, Art History, Civil RIghts, Clarissa Sligh, Contemporary Art, Critical Race Theory, Education, Ej Hill, Progressive Education, Racial Justice, Schools, social justice, Socially Engaged Art, Steve Locke

Fun enough for kids, but made for grownups

How does a play-date for adults sound to you? I am talking about kind we had as kids with activities … More

Adult Education, Art Education, Contemporary Art, Early Childhood Education, InnerKiddo, learning through play, LGBTQ, Marc Boone, Performance, play, Playful Learning, Storytelling

When schools are not schools

Indoctrination is not education, yet so-called “schools” throughout the colonial history of the United States and Canada have had a … More

Art Education, Art History, Contemporary Art, Education, Education Reform, First Nation Art, Indigenous Art, Indigenous Culture, Lawrence Paul Yuxweluptun, Schools, Socially Engaged Art

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