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Category: Public Art

Elvira Leite and the Art of Playful Pedagogy in the Streets

This is an Accepted Manuscript of an article published by Taylor & Francis in Public Art Dialogue on 17 May … More

Acadmeic Journal, Art Education, Children's Art, Contemporary Art, Elvira Leite, Playful Learning, Politics, Porto, Public Art, Public Art Dialogue, Publications, Socially Engaged Art

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

Art Education, Contemporary Art, Education, Hugh Hayden, New York City Schools, Parks, Public Art, Public School, sculpture

Artfully Learning Audio Series, Episode 6: Froebel’s Gifts to Contemporary Art

Joining me on this episode of the Artfully Learning audio series is sculptor, Vivien Collens. Vivien and I discuss her … More

Art Education, Contemporary Art, Education, Friedrich Fröbel, Froebel Gifts, Podcast, Public Art, sculpture, Vivien Collens

Artfully Universal Communication

Martin Wong lived and breathed New York City. Upon moving to the city, he quickly became a part of an … More

Accessibility, Art Education, ASL, Contemporary Art, David Call, Deaf Education, De’VIA, Education, Martin Wong, Public Art

Gemeinschaftsgarten

Kevin Beasley was one of the fifty-one contemporary artists invited to envision works of art for the fifth iteration of … More

Art Education, Community, Contemporary Art, Gardening, Kevin Beasley, Lower Ninth Ward, Nature, New Orleans Art, Public Art, Socially Engaged Art

More Monumental Teachable Moments

“The function of education is to teach one to think intensively and to think critically. Intelligence plus character–that is the … More

Art Education, BIPOC, Coby Kennedy, Contemporary Art, Critical Race Theory, Edgar Heap of Birds, Indigenous Culture, Jeffrey Gibson, MLK, Nona Faustine, Paul Ramírez Jonas, Public Art, Xaviera Simmons

Essential Art for Essential Workers

In light of the pandemic’s winter wave and its continued toll on our already stressed infrastructure and personnel, I am … More

Art Education, Art History, collaborative learning, Contemporary Art, Essential Workers, Mierle Laderman Ukeles, pandemic, Public Art, Socially Engaged Art

Turning the Dismantling of Monuments Into Teachable Moments, Revisited

Since I wrote Turning the Dismantling of Monuments Into Teachable Moments so much has happened, so I figured that a follow … More

Art Education, Art History, Black History, Jefferson School African American Heritage Center, Joiri Minaya, Kara Walker, Kehinde Wiley, monuments, Nona Faustine, Public Art, Racial Justice

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

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

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