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Tag: Feminism

Abrégé de l’art des accouchements (The Art of Obstetrics)

You would be forgiven for thinking the soft-sculpture above was a modern or contemporary piece of art. In fact, it … More

Angélique du Coudray, Art Education, Art History, Feminism, Feminist Art Education, Medical Education, Medical School, Rozsika Parker, Social and Emotional Learning

A Meme Against Misogyny: Artfully Using Memes For Activist Inspired Art Education

It is impossible to log into a social media platform and not see a meme being posted. For a while … More

Art Education, Art History Memes, Artemisia Gentileschi, Education, Feminism, Judith Slaying Holofernes, Meme culture, Memes, She's a 10 but...

Cropping Bias from the Cultural Canon

In 1939, Frida Kahlo divorced her husband Diego Rivera. As Mexico’s leading painters, they had been modern art’s power couple … More

Art Education, Art History, Britney Spears, Contemporary Art, Curriculum, education resources, Feminism, Feminist Art, Frida Kahlo, Lesson Plans, LGBTQ, Queer Art, Sarah Maple

Feminist Art Education

Judy Chicago is a contemporary pioneer of feminist art and art education. In both her practices as an artist and … More

Art Education, Art History, Chelsea Borgman, Contemporary Art, Donald Woodman, Feminism, Feminist Art, Feminist Art Education, Feminist Art Program, Gender, Judy Chicago, Melissa Leaym-Fernandez, Miriam Schapiro

Embodied Learning Makes ‘The Classics’ Relevant

Embodied Learning is a Constructivist educational theory and practice that integrates sensory and cognitive responses in order to solve a … More

Art History, Cindy Sherman, Constructivism, Contemporary Art, Embodied Learning, Embodied Practice, Experiences, Feminism, JMW Turner, Kehinde Wiley, Lionel Cruet, Matisse, ORLAN, Western Art

Race, Gender, and History: An Embodied Learning Experience

Due to the presentation of the nude body, Nona Faustine’s artwork might present a challenge for the classroom teacher to … More

Body Image, Carrie Mae Weems, Embodied Learning, Feminism, Fred Wilson, Gender, History, Mickalene Thomas, Nona Faustine, Race, Slavery, Social Studies, Visual Culture

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