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Yearly Archives: 2018
Teaching with Contemporary Art
Agency in the Classroom: Who Makes the Decisions?
Teaching with Contemporary Art
Agency in the Classroom: Who Makes the Decisions?
Art21 Educator Alisa Rodny explains how she encourages students to take agency in their art-making and shares the story of two students who used artistic voice to express their stories of immigration to the United States.
Teaching with Contemporary Art
Making Important Choices
Teaching with Contemporary Art
Making Important Choices
Educator Joe Fusaro illustrates how contemporary art and artists can have a local and global effect through the lens of works by Creative Growth Art Center, Olafur Elliason and Robin Rhode.
Letter from the Editor
How to Choose
Letter from the Editor
How to Choose
Art 21 Executive Director, Tina Kukielski introduces the Fall 2018 Issue, “Choice” and the release of Art21’s newest publication, “Being an Artist,” which features previously unpublished interviews across the three video series, and 18-year tenure in letting artists share their experience and process in their own words.
This Week in Art
Baltimore Children Get Silk-Screening Lesson from Mark Bradford, Mary Mattingly Takes Over BRIC & More
This Week in Art
Baltimore Children Get Silk-Screening Lesson from Mark Bradford, Mary Mattingly Takes Over BRIC & More
A look at this this week’s art news, including Mark Bradford’s new community-centered project in Baltimore.
This Week in Art
“Art in the Twenty-First Century” Premieres Next Week, Laleh Khorramian Gets Mad at Art & More
This Week in Art
“Art in the Twenty-First Century” Premieres Next Week, Laleh Khorramian Gets Mad at Art & More
A look at this week’s art news, including the latest season of the Art21 broadcast series “Art in the Twenty-First Century” premiering on PBS next week.
This Week in Art
Martin Puryear to Represent the U.S. in Venice, Cuban Artists Speak Out & Doris Salcedo’s “Counter-Monument”
This Week in Art
Martin Puryear to Represent the U.S. in Venice, Cuban Artists Speak Out & Doris Salcedo’s “Counter-Monument”
A look at this week’s art news, including the recent announcement of Martin Puryear as the artist selected to represent the United States in the upcoming 2019 Venice Biennale.
Strategies & Resources
Finding Room in the Classroom for Every Voice
Strategies & Resources
Finding Room in the Classroom for Every Voice
Educator-in-Residence Jeannine Bardo introduces lessons from her third-grade unit on “Home,” in which students’ research is centered on facets of their community: themselves, their family, and their friends.
This Week in Art
Ai Weiwei’s Studio Demolished by Chinese Authorities, El Anatsui to Drape the Carnegie Museum, & More
This Week in Art
Ai Weiwei’s Studio Demolished by Chinese Authorities, El Anatsui to Drape the Carnegie Museum, & More
A look at this week’s art news, including Ai Weiwei’s studio being demolished by Chinese authorities and El Anatsui’s new installation for the 57th Carnegie International.
This Week in Art
Yinka Shonibare’s “American Library,” The Whitney Goes Outside its Comfort Zone & More
This Week in Art
Yinka Shonibare’s “American Library,” The Whitney Goes Outside its Comfort Zone & More
A look at this week’s art news, including Yinka Shonibare’s new installation for the FRONT International Cleveland Triennial, “The American Library.”
This Week in Art
Mel Chin Submerges Times Square, Collier Schorr Talks Fashion & More
This Week in Art
Mel Chin Submerges Times Square, Collier Schorr Talks Fashion & More
A look at this week’s art news, including Mel Chin’s new installation in Times Square, which uses augmented reality to submerge viewers underwater.
This Week in Art
Olafur Eliasson Partners with IKEA, Graciela Iturbide Works Acquired by MFA Boston, & Hayv Kahraman on Immigration
This Week in Art
Olafur Eliasson Partners with IKEA, Graciela Iturbide Works Acquired by MFA Boston, & Hayv Kahraman on Immigration
A look at this week’s art news, including Olafur Eliasson’s new sustainability partnership with IKEA, the 2018 winners of the Young Architects Program, and thirteen artists responding to the subject of immigration through their work.
This Week in Art
Theaster Gates’ “Black Madonna” in Basel, Pedro Reyes on Puppets, & Artists Raised on the Internet
This Week in Art
Theaster Gates’ “Black Madonna” in Basel, Pedro Reyes on Puppets, & Artists Raised on the Internet
A look at this week’s art news, including Theaster Gates’ new exhibition in Basel, in which the artist has transformed exhibition spaces into active sites of creative production.
Teaching with Contemporary Art
Rooted in the Home: Thoughts on Building Connections Between Students & Artists
Teaching with Contemporary Art
Rooted in the Home: Thoughts on Building Connections Between Students & Artists
Educator-in-Residence Jocelyn Salaz offers insight into how incorporating familiar aesthetics can help students identify with artists.
This Week in Art
For Freedoms Launches the 50 State Initiative, Nick Cave Takes Over the Park Avenue Armory, & More
This Week in Art
For Freedoms Launches the 50 State Initiative, Nick Cave Takes Over the Park Avenue Armory, & More
A look at this week’s art news, including a new public art initiative launched by the artist-run Super PAC For Freedoms, and a new participatory performance series by Nick Cave.
This Week in Art
Havana’s #00Bienal, Contemporary Artists on Climate Change, & Tania Bruguera’s Artivism
This Week in Art
Havana’s #00Bienal, Contemporary Artists on Climate Change, & Tania Bruguera’s Artivism
A look at this week’s art news, including the successful closing of Cuba’s first independent art biennial, and a new exhibition at Storm King Art Center on climate change.
This Week in Art
New Season of “Art in the Twenty-First Century,” Diana Al-Hadid’s First Public Art Project & More
This Week in Art
New Season of “Art in the Twenty-First Century,” Diana Al-Hadid’s First Public Art Project & More
A look at this week’s art news, including the new season of “Art in the Twenty-First Century” announced last week, Diana Al-Hadid’s upcoming public art project, and more.
This Week in Art
Caroline Woolard & Pedro Reyes Work with Refugee Communities, New Jack Whitten Exhibition in Baltimore & More
This Week in Art
Caroline Woolard & Pedro Reyes Work with Refugee Communities, New Jack Whitten Exhibition in Baltimore & More
A look at this week’s art news, including Caroline Woolard and Pedro Reyes’ recent contributions to the Cincinnati nonprofit Wave Pool, whose Welcome Editions project invites artists to design a limited edition art object and work with local refugee and immigrant women to fabricate the pieces.
Letter from the Editor
Rights of Passage
Letter from the Editor
Rights of Passage
Art21 executive director and chief curator Tina Kukielski introduces the spring issue, reflecting on the importance of access to culture and the power of art and artists to expand access to healthcare, education, and more.
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