
Visual Inquiry 10.2 is out now! Special Issue
Intellect is pleased to announce that Visual Inquiry 10.2 is out now!
Special Issue: ‘Inflection Points in/through Art Education: Conversations Today and a Look to the Future’
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Aims & Scope
The scope of the journal is broad and is aimed at facilitating a wide spectrum of perspectives. It is essentially a medium for engaging the rich and multifaceted process of learning and teaching art that takes place in the classroom, studio and beyond. However, the seriousness of the journal is not outweighed by its aim to make critical topics accessible and readable to a large constituency of readers. It is a forum to reflect on the process of creating and teaching art, embracing teaching art in a variety of contexts, engaging art appreciation experiences, sharing scholarship in teaching artistry, and celebrating the rich traditions of art making and teaching.
The majority of art and art education journals focus on scholarship related to art education. This journal seeks to expand the readability and scope of teaching and learning art so that it is accessible and useful, yet challenging and visually engaging. Highlighting the contributions, thinking processes, and successes of artist–teachers, the journal renews an excitement for teaching and learning in the arts!
Issue 10.2
DUSTIN GARNET
Question One
JORGE LUCERO
Art education and the practice of freedom
FLÁVIA BASTOS
Message from the mothership: Futurist art pedagogy for Black lives
KATHY J. BROWN AND LAUREN CROSS
NADINE M. KALIN
Teaching is political: Social justice and the politics of art education
WANDA B. KNIGHT
Art education needs a curriculum paradigm shift
PAMELA HARRIS LAWTON
RINA KUNDU LITTLE
Downplay social justice issues in art education
DAVID PARISER
JAMES SANDERS
MANISHA SHARMA
Three approaches in art education
RYAN SHIN
Digital media and social justice in a socially distanced era
ROBERT W. SWEENY
Considering the disciplinary content of art education
ENID ZIMMERMAN
Question Two
TERRY BARRETT
Lobbying for art education as a civic engagement for change
YICHIEN COOPER
The lamentable consequences of blurring the boundaries
MICHELLE MARDER KAMHI
CHRISTINE BALLENGEE MORRIS
JAMES HAYWOOD ROLLING JR
RICHARD SIEGESMUND
Activating a/r/tographic propositions: Walking with art education
ANITA SINNER AND RITA L. IRWIN
Concluding Remarks
Timeless or timely? Contemporary snapshots of art education
MARY ANN STANKIEWICZ
Echoes toward a vibrant future
PAUL E. BOLIN