The benefits of utilizing art as a form of healing or respite within medical facilities is well documented through anecdotal … More
Category: Exhibitions
Whose History of Art?
Parody is a time honored artistic strategy that has potential to prompt critical thinking, stir emotions and even inspire cultural … More
Enduring Lessons From Watts
In kindergarten was when I (and probably many others) first heard the saying “one person’s trash becomes another’s treasure.” This … More
Drawing to Discover: Howard Schwartzberg’s Experiential Works on Paper
Several months ago, I was commissioned to write an essay for the monograph Howard Schwartzberg, published by Abstract Room. My … More
Into the weeds of public education
There are a lot of dichotomies within New York City that reflect the complexity of maintaining a globally influential and … More
Artfully Learning Audio Series, Episode 4: Intergenerational Museum Education
The fourth episode of the Artfully Learning audio series, Intergenerational Museum Education, is now available on the Artfully Learning YouTube … More
A Cornell Education
There have been ample examples of modern and contemporary artists attempting to channel childlike imagery and energy. Renowned twentieth century … More
Timelessly Artful
In Buddhism, achieving pure consciousness means gaining a unique insight into our essential nature and unburdening ourselves from impurities that … More
Artfully Learning Audio Series, Episode 2: The Museum in the School
The second episode of the Artfully Learning audio series, The Museum in the School, is now available on the Artfully … More
Gemeinschaftsgarten
Kevin Beasley was one of the fifty-one contemporary artists invited to envision works of art for the fifth iteration of … More
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