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Tag: Critical pedagogy

It’s Artfully Elementary

When art and life are practically inseparable, a work of art becomes both an escape from reality and a relatable … More

Abbott Elementary, Art Education, Comedy, Critical pedagogy, Education, Education Policy, Education Reform, Humor, Public School, Quinta Brunson, Schools

Street Smarts

‘Street smarts’ is a term most often used to signify knowledge that is gained outside of traditional classroom and school … More

Art Education, Art History, Critical pedagogy, Elvira Leite, Porto, Social Practice, Street Art, Street Smart, Swoon, Teaching the Whole Child

Winter Reading List

As educators are preparing for their Winter vacation (maybe some are already there!), I have compiled a short reading list … More

Alain de Button, Art as Therapy, art criticism, Art Education, Art History, Books, Claire Bishop, Critical pedagogy, Pablo Helguera, Reading List, Social Practice, Socially Engaged Art

Collaborating with Kids: Problem-posing Models for Profound Works of Art

When professional artists work together with kids, there are many symbiotic social, emotional, symbolic and practical benefits. The combinatory artistic … More

4 C's, Andrea Mastrovito, Art Education, communication, Contemporary Art, Critical pedagogy, football, Joan Jonas, lunar rabbit, myths, Paulo Freire, problem-posing models, soccer, Storytelling

We Live, We Learn, We’re all in this together. REMAP: Collaborative and Community Driven Learning

REMAP is a collaborative multi-disciplinary art project, conceived by Anna Adler, Julia Rooney, and Corinne Cappelletti after volunteering at some … More

Anna Adler, Community, Corinne Cappelletti, Critical pedagogy, Homelessness, John Dewey, Julia Rooney, Memory, More Art, REMAP, Scaffolding

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