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.
TV Party was the name of a public-access television show based in New York City, which ran from 1978 to … More
The fourth episode of the Artfully Learning audio series, Intergenerational Museum Education, is now available on the Artfully Learning YouTube … More
The third episode of the Artfully Learning audio series, Museum Schools, is now available on the Artfully Learning YouTube channel … More
In an editorial article published on Hyperallergic, titled “Museums Could Help Families and Children While Saving Our Democracy,” painter Alison … More
There is little doubt that New York City is one of the world’s epicenters of arts and culture. However, despite … More
I am one of the approximately 2.3 million people who call the borough of Queens home. The “World’s Borough” has … More
Recognizing the importance that artistic immersion has on learning, New Rochelle High School goes above and beyond providing traditional art … More
In a previous post titled Connecting Culture Through Experience and Education, I described contemporary artist Pablo Helguera’s use of the … More
Imagination is one of our greatest and most humanizing characteristics, and playing games is beneficial for shaping our imaginative instincts. … More
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