New York : Routledge, 2012.
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Notes:

• Includes bibliographical references and index.
• Justseeds: an artists’ cooperative / David Darts — Heidi Cody: letters to the world and the ABCs of visual culture / Kevin Tavin — Kutiman: it’s the mother of all funk chords / K. Wayne Yang — ToroLab: border research gone molecular / Nato Thompson — Mequitta Ahuja: Afrogalaxy / Romi Crawford — Emily Jacir: the intersection of art and politics / Edie Pistolesi — Paula Nicho Cúmez: crossing borders / Kryssi Staikidis — Rafael Trelles: cleaning up the stain of militarism / Nicolas Lampert — Experience, discover, interpret, and communicate: material culture studies and social justice in art education / Doug Blandy — Educational crisis: an artistic intervention / Dipti Desai and Elizabeth Koch — Social media/social justice: the (creative) commons and K-12 art education / Robert W. Sweeny and Hannah Johnston — Kaisa Leka: confusing the disability/ability divide / Carrie Sandahl — Darrel Morris: men don’t sew in public / Dónal O’Donoghue — Nicholas Galanin: imaginary Indian and the indigenous gaze / Anne-Marie Tupuola — Kimsooja: the performance of universality / Dalida María Benfield — Xu Bing: words of art / Buzz Spector — Bernard Williams: art as reinterpretation, identity as art / James Haywood Rolling, Jr. — Hock E Aye Vi Edgar Heap of Birds: beyond the chief / Elizabeth Delacruz — Samuel Fosso: queering performances of realness / G.E. Washington — Cultural conversations in spiral curriculum / Olivia Gude — Arts making as an act of theory / Miia Collanus and Tiina Heinonen — Pedagogy, collaboration, and transformation: a conversation with Brett Cook / Korina Jocson and Brett Cook — Harrell Fletcher: shaping a new social / Juan Carlos Castro — Pinky & Bunny: critical pedagogy 2.0 / Steven Ciampaglia — La Pocha Nostra: practicing mere life / Jorge Lucero — Future Farmers: leaping over the impossible present / A. Laurie Palmer — Appalshop: learning from rural youth media / Maritza Bautista — Navjot Altaf: what public, whose art? / Manisha Sharma — The Chiapas Photography

Subjects:

• Education — Social aspects — United States.
• Art in education — Social aspects.
• Arts — Study and teaching.
• Social justice — Study and teaching.
• Teaching — Social aspects — United States.

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