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Provided by: Art Works for Change|Published on: November 18, 2022
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Synopsis
- This virtual contemporary art exhibition explores the work of eight Latino artists and their artwork that highlights social and environmental issues.
- Through their artwork, the artists provide unique perspectives on inclusion, belonging, respect for others, and respect for the natural world.
Subjects: Social Studies, Visual and Performing Arts
Authors: Art Works for Change
Region: North America, South and Central America
Languages: English
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Positives
- This exhibit is a great way to introduce students to how social and environmental issues can be communicated through art.
- The exhibit includes various art forms, including paintings, photography, and performance art.
Additional Prerequisites
- This resource touches on sensitive topics like violence against women and migration.
- Playing the videos may direct you back to the landing page. To avoid this, open the video as a new tab.
Differentiation
- As a follow-up activity, in groups, students can discuss how they believe the artwork communicates the ideas presented by the artists.
- This resource can also be used in civics classes during lessons about social movements and communicating ideas.
- The exhibit touches on topics like environmental stewardship, indigenous knowledge, and human migration that the teacher can expand upon in class.
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About the Partner Provider
Art Works for Change
Art Works for Change is a nonprofit organization that creates contemporary art exhibitions and storytelling projects to address critical social and environmental issues.
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