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Is There Time for TikTok in Art Education?

As far as social media goes, I am somewhat of a Luddite. The most novel social media app I use … More

AP Art, AP Art History, Art Education, Art History, Contemporary Art, Education, Instagram, Memes, social media, Studio Art, TikTok

bell hooks: radical education and empathy

Above is a portrait of bell hooks that I painted for my ongoing series, The Educators. The quote, which is … More

activism, Art Education, bell hooks, Community, Education, pedagogy

2021 Yearblog

In the tradition of observing the impending new year and the symbolic action of making resolutions, here is something a … More

2021, Art Education, Blogs, Bob Thompson, Chocolate School, Contemporary Art, Critical Race Theory, Education, John Wilson, New Year, Pablo Helguera, play, Reflection, Teachers

Artfully healing our glorious wounds

I am one of the approximately 2.3 million people who call the borough of Queens home. The “World’s Borough” has … More

Art Education, Célestin Freinet, Contemporary Art, Education, Gabo Camnitzer, Museum Education, Museums, Queens Museum, remote learning, Social Practice

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

Weaving Intersectionality by Learning from Indigenous Artists

Google Doodles are unique visual content that temporarily alter the Google logo on the search engine’s main homepage. Generally, these … More

Art Education, Art History, Digital Art, Digital Culture, Education, Indigenous Art, Indigenous Culture, Intersectionality, LGBTQ education, Mallery Quetawki, We:wa, Zuni

In the Good Company of Art Education

Good children’s television producers are able to differentiate the transfer of knowledge through programming that makes its content fun, engaging … More

Animation, Art Education, Education, Educational Television, Language, Literacy, Sesame Street, The Electric Company, TV

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

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

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

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