Find ideas & inspiration. Art lessons to help remove biases, stereotypes, and false narratives.
Before you begin to create lesson plans, it is important that you take the time to listen, learn, and reflect first.
"It's new to you, but it's not new. When you move too fast and you're moving with these still unexamined unconscious racist thoughts and beliefs, you're actually going to do more harm because you don't yet know what you don't know."
-LAYLA F. SAAD
Art Making Narrative
by Kara Beers
Art Inspired by Central and West African Sculptures
by Abby Birhanu
Mirroring for Self or Others: De-Constructing Frida Kahlo by Lori Santos, Ph.D.
"In the News: A High School Unit In Expressive Composition and Contemporary Art" by Alisha Mernick
Statues and Monuments by Cara Enfys
Contour Drawing & Advocacy by Ida Sobotik
BLM Principles Posters by Caryn Davidson
Art 21 Questions
by Abby Birhanu
Lessons based on HBO's documentary Black Art: In the Absence of Light
NAEA presentation Identity as Agency: by Alisha Mernick
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