ABOUT THIS PROGRAM

A set of thoughtfully curated images designed to engage students and teachers in the exploration of contemporary artists, art practices, and artwork. Perfect for independent inquiry or small group and full-class discussions.

  • Digital images of contemporary art and processes.

  • Background information about the artist and artwork.

  • Teacher Guide with instructional content to help students look closely at and reflect meaningfully on the art and its meaning.

  • Instruction on connecting the program materials to the elements of art and principles of design.

MEET THE AUTHOR

Alice Mizrachi

Alice Mizrachi is an interdisciplinary artist based in New York whose activist ideology is intricately woven into her studio, public art, and educational practices. A graduate of Parsons School of Design, Alice has showcased her paintings and murals at esteemed museums such as the National Museum of Women in the Arts. She has also taught at notable institutions and non-profits including the Studio Museum in Harlem, The New School, and Brown University. Her artistic vision centers on producing accessible and engaging artwork that speaks to a diverse audience. Advocating for women and youth, Alice aims to inspire others to recognize the beauty of art as a powerful catalyst for connection and change.

PROGRAM CONTENT

    1. Welcome!

    2. Introduction

    3. Full Guidebook: Artist Inquiry

    1. Image: Erni Classic Revisited

    2. Teaching Support: Erni Classic Revisited

    3. Student Support: Erni Classic Revisited

    1. Image: LOVE

    2. Teaching Support: LOVE

    3. Student Support: LOVE

    1. Image: Game Inside the Game

    2. Teaching Support: Game Inside the Game

    3. Student Support: Game Inside the Game

    1. Image: Johnny Cash Mural

    2. Teaching Support: Johnny Cash Mural

    3. Student Support: Johnny Cash Mural

    1. Image: In Living Colour

    2. Teaching Support: In Living Colour

    3. Student Support: In Living Colour
  • $149.95
  • 20 Artists
  • Support for Instruction & Student Engagement
  • Elements & Principles Connections