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1. www.tandfonline.com › doi › fullAfrofuturism: Reimagining Art Curricula for Black Existence

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   May 5, 2020 · In this article, I introduce Afrofuturism as a futuristic philosophy for an art curriculum for Black existence. Considering present-day social issues, the art curriculum should support Black students’ basic ability to see their futures not only in the arts, but in the world at large.

   • Author: Joni Boyd Acuff

   • Publish Year: 2020

2. www.andrews.edu › life › student-movementIn the Words of AU: Why Black Art is Important :: Andrews ...

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   Feb 18, 2022 · Black art is important because it has the ability to display the unique and abstract parts of our culture. It depicts our struggles, our creativity, and the love we have to give all at once. One example of an art form that would not exist without Black creatives is abstract expressionism and realism.

3. www.artsy.net › article › the-art-genome-project-canCan Art Change the Future for Racial and Ethnic Identity? A ...

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   Sep 8, 2015 · This relates to Michelle Wright’s recent Artforum essay on the physics of black art, in which she talks about what blackness writ large is—the tensions of existing within the hyphen, and how that affects one’s responsibility as a culture-maker.

4. www.tandfonline.com › doi › fullBlack Feminist Theory in 21st-Century Art Education Research

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   Aug 22, 2018 · This article presents Black Feminist Theory as an epistemological perspective to inform art education research methodologies in an effort to discontinue the historical and contemporary erasure of Black women’s standpoint knowledge and presence in the field.

   • Author: Joni Boyd Acuff

   • Publish Year: 2018

5. www.runnymedetrust.org › publications › visualiseVisualise: race and inclusion in secondary school art education

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   GCSE exam papers remain incredibly limiting - just 2.3% of named stand alone artists referenced in GCSE Art exam papers are from Black (1.54%) or South Asian (0.74%) backgrounds. This is at stark odds with what both students and teachers are asking for.

6. onlinelibrary.wiley.com › doi › fullDearly Beloved or Unrequited? To Be ‘Black’ in Art's Histories

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   Jun 28, 2021 · The particular relevance of Himid's essay ‘Fragments’ for this special issue of Art History rests in her exploration of the global centrality of Black women's creative practices of ‘gathering and reusing’ for the purposes of political change.

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   Why is black art important?

   • Black art is important because it has the ability to display the unique and abstract parts of our culture. It depicts our struggles, our creativity, and the love we have to give all at once. One example of an art form that would not exist without Black creatives is abstract expressionism and realism.

   In the Words of AU: Why Black Art is Important - Andrews University

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   What percentage of GCSE Art Students are black?

   • GCSE exam papers remain incredibly limiting - just 2.3% of named stand alone artists referenced in GCSE Art exam papers are from Black (1.54%) or South Asian (0.74%) backgrounds. This is at stark odds with what both students and teachers are asking for.

   Visualise: race and inclusion in secondary school art education

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   Why do people like black art so much?

   • I appreciate the story that Black art tells us today. Music communicates different experiences, and when you listen to Black art you’re listening to a story unique from others. You’re listening to a group of people who overcame all the negativity thrown at them, and became something great.

   In the Words of AU: Why Black Art is Important - Andrews University

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   Why do students want to study art?

   • Nearly two thirds (66%) of secondary school students want to study artists from a wider range of ethnic backgrounds, rising to 80% among Black students. We also recorded a strong desire amongst teachers to diversify their teaching content for the benefit of their students. But teachers are under pressure, overworked and under-resourced.

   Visualise: race and inclusion in secondary school art education

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   Why is art education important?

   • Art lessons are therefore a unique opportunity for students to explore their own identities, heritage and experiences, and those of others. It is vital that art education is inclusive and inspiring for all students. “I owe everything to my experience of art class in secondary school.

   Visualise: race and inclusion in secondary school art education

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   Why should you listen to black art?

   • Music communicates different experiences, and when you listen to Black art you’re listening to a story unique from others. You’re listening to a group of people who overcame all the negativity thrown at them, and became something great. iconic Black creatives that shaped not only Black cultural art but art as we know it today.

   In the Words of AU: Why Black Art is Important - Andrews University

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8. link.springer.com › chapter › 10Where Is the Color in Art Education? | SpringerLink

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   Jul 13, 2018 · The life histories of art educators of color, gathered through interviews and questionnaires, address why so few Black women, in particular, pursue careers in art and art education. This research seeks to uncover, understand, and problematize the factors contributing to this phenomenon and suggest strategies for amelioration.