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Still Learning

When Clyfford Still was making art in the middle of the twentieth century, the United States was at the crossroads … More

Abstract Expressionism, Art Education, Art History, Children's Art, Clyfford Still, collaborative learning, Contemporary Art, Education, Indigenous Art Education, Indigenous Culture, Multiculturalism

Artful Union

Art and labor are intrinsically connected, and the relationship is well documented throughout art history. Examples of artworks within a … More

Ancient Egyptian Art, Art Education, Art History, Community, Diego Rivera, Education, History, Labor, Modern Art, Multiculturalism, mural, Public Art

A Monumental Moment for the Masses

When I was teaching art history, I would begin the course with a big and broad question: “Who writes history?” … More

Art Education, Art History, collaborative learning, Community, Contemporary Art, Education, History, Kara Walker, monuments, Multiculturalism, Public Art, Shellyne Rodriguez

Shibboleth

Nine times out of ten, a 548-foot long hairline crack in the floor of a historic building would be a … More

Art Education, Art History, collaborative learning, Community, Contemporary Art, Doris Salcedo, Education, History, Immigration, Multiculturalism, Politics, Shibboleth

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

Relooted

The diversity of the video game genre has been tapped into as a means for raising awareness around lesser discussed historical narratives. Using the medium to raise marginalized experiences throughout time and place, opens up the possibility for inspiring transformative changes to social, cultural and historical injustices.

African Art, Art Education, Art History, decolonization, Education, Multiculturalism, Museums, STEAM, video games

White Gloves and Blackface

Many iconic cartoon characters in the United States have a distinctly similar aesthetic trait in common, which is large white gloves. This facet seems innocuous, but examining the cultural zeitgeist of the era these figures emerged from, reveals a more poignant narrative surrounding racial bigotry.

Animation, art, Art Education, Art History, Cartoons, Education, film, Multiculturalism, racism, Visual Culture

An Exhibition of Art Education and Street Smarts in the Film Drylongso

The film Drylongso by visual artist Cauleen Smith, is a tale of two art educations; one via the traditional route … More

Art Education, Cauleen Smith, Contemporary Art, Drylongso, Film Review, Multiculturalism

The Kids Must be Alright

As educators, parents/guardians, siblings, friends and neighbors, we all play an integral part as stewards and nurturers of our collective world.

Art Education, Childhood, Children's Art, Contemporary Art, Education, Israeli–Palestinian Culture, Multiculturalism

A New Red Order

If you venture upon a previously empty lot in the Long Island City neighborhood of Queens, New York (24-17 Jackson … More

Art Education, Art History, Contemporary Art, decolonization, Education, Indigenous Art, Indigenous Culture, Multiculturalism, New Red Order, Public Art

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