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This document provides information about the course "Collaborative Practices in Community Arts Education" which will explore how to work effectively in diverse community settings through collaborative arts education methods. The course objectives include examining the history and theories of community arts education, learning how to address pedagogical issues that arise across different cultures, and conducting an action research project through collaborating with community artists and youth.
collaborative practices
- 1. Collaborative Practices in Community Arts Education Teachers College, Columbia University Department of Art and Art Education A&HA 4086 Spring 2009; Tuesdays 7:00-9:00 CRN: 51272; 2/3 credits Instructors: Cathleen Kiebert-Gruen and Laura N. Vural Contact: lvural@hcz.org; gruen@tc.edu Office: 444-H Macy / Tel: 212-678-6602 Collaborative Practices in Community Arts Education will explore the complexities art educators encounter when working in diverse community settings. Evidence shows informed methods of collaborative practices strengthens the capacity for schools, community-based organizations and individuals to participate in arts learning that is deep rich and meaningful. This course offers an opportunity to understand historical and current issues in collaborative arts education practices. Readings, in depth discussions, panels, exhibits, art-making and an action research project will provide insights for integration into current and future practice. Course Objectives: • Explore history, theories, and philosophy shaping community arts education. • Examine pedagogical issues that arise when working with varying perspectives and cultures. • Explore ways community arts collaborations are structured and motivated. • Become familiar with issues of sustainability. • Engage with community artists and TRUCE youth collaborating and making art for Macy Gallery. • Conduct a collaborative action research project for practice both in and out of the classroom. Truce Mural Project Liz Lerman Dance Exchange