Conference Presentations from 2013

OAEA Ohio Art Education Association (http://www.oaea.org/) Toledo, Ohio. November 14-16, 2013.

Here are my sessions from the OAEA Conference:

• THURSDAY, NOV 14. LUNCHEON for OAEA Divisions of Higher Education and Supervision. Room Seagate 308. 12:00-1:30. Co-facilitated with Clayton Funk. Please attend the lunch and learn how to help nominate outstanding art educators for next year's 2015 awards!
• FRIDAY. NOV 15. Art Teachers and Digital Visual Culture: Third graders,  Animation,  Web, VoiceThread. 10:00-11:20. Room: SeaGate 206. Teachers in grades K-5 encouraged to attend.  Art educators' role in engaging our youngest students in multimedia cultural production is uncovered in a yearlong action research project in an urban public school. Sponsored by NAEF grant.

• SATURDAY. NOV 16. REPEAT OF SESSION LISTED ABOVE  "Art Teachers and Digital Visual Culture..." 10:00-11:20. Room: Park Inn-Orleans. Teachers in grades K-5 encouraged to attend.

• FRIDAY. NOV 15. Speak Out: Teaching and Learning in Art Education. Co-presenter, Clayton Funk.  9:00-9:50. Room: SeaGate 206. This session provides participants with opportunity to discuss practical and theoretical positions on how teaching, learning and research cycle and intertwine into the art of teaching art. Art Teachers in Grades. K-12 encouraged to attend.

NAME National Association for Multicultural Education (http://nameorg.org/) Oakland, CA. Nov 6-10, 2013

I co-led a half-day institute at the NAME conference:

• WEDNESDAY, NOV 6. 4:00 PM-6:50 PM. Intensive institute: School To Prison Pipeline (STPP), The Role of Teaching and the Transformative Role of Arts-Based Engagement.   Co-presenters: Christine Clark and Derek Fenner

AERA American Educational Research Association. San Francisco, CA. April 2013

• AERA Roundtable: On April 29, 2013,  at the annual meeting of the American Educational Research Association in San Francisco, I collaborated with researcher-activists Christine E. Clark and Derek Fenner on a session Roundtable session:  "Poverty and the School-to-Prison Pipeline: Disrupting, Dismantling and Excavating the Pipeline Process" This roundtable indicted the school-to-prison pipeline and asserted the role of the arts in lives of youth to help prevent  involvement in the pipeline, and break free of entanglement with court system. These researchers provided structural analysis of successful arts integration models in juvenile-justice-schools. A case study of innovative curriculum was reviewed.  
  
  See my page under Community Art Projects on Juvenile Justice Art Education for resources and the power point presentations by  Christine E. Clark, Derek and me. Click here 

NAEA National Art Education Association Convention. Fort Worth, TX. March 2013.

• NAEA National Art Education Association. Fort Worth, TX. March 2013. Senegalese art in US schools: Transporting contemporary African diaspora. Download power point.
  
  
• NAEA National Art Education Association. Fort Worth, TX. March 2013. Digital Visual Culture with third graders: Animation, VoiceThread and web building in the art room. Solo presenter. Download power point.
  
  
• NAEA National Art Education Association. Fort Worth, TX. March 2013. Caucus on Social Theory & Art Education. As Coordinator of CSTAE, chairing 3 business meetings.
  
  
• NAEA National Art Education Association. Fort Worth, TX. March 2013. Coalition to Occupy Art Education: Community Planning for Collective Action + Social Justice. Co-presenting with Mindi Rhoades, Elizabeth Delacruz, Karen Hutzel, GE Washington.
  
  
• NAEA. National Art Education Association. Fort Worth, TX. March 2013. National Art Education Foundation Featured Grantee Projects.
This session features two NAEF grantees who were selected to share their grant-funded projects from 2011-2012. Patty Bode’s Digital Visual Culture Project was selected to be featured.
  

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Conference Presentations from 2011-12

• NAME National Association for Multicultural Education. Philadelphia. November 2012. The Intertwining of Social Movements and Art Movements: How artists have advanced social justice throughout history.
  
  
• OAEA Ohio Art Education Association. Covington, KY. October 2012. Dialogue with K-12 Art Teacher & Higher Ed faculty. Problem solving and collaboration. Co-facilitated with Clayton Funk.
  
  
• NAEA National Art Education Association. New York, NY. March 2012. Intertwining, Informing, and Intersecting Social Theory: Dialogue on teaching, learning and research in art education. Co-presented with Alice Pennisi, Olivia Gude, Kryssi Staikidis.
  
  
• NAEA National Art Education Association. New York, NY. March 2012. Laundromat learning, teaching and more: Connecting community-based art-making and alternative art spaces. Co-presented with Maya Valladares.
  
  
• NAEA National Art Education Association. New York, NY. March 2012. Caucus on Social Theory & Art Education. As Coordinator of CSTAE, chairing 3 business meetings
  
  
• MAEA Massachusetts Art Education Association. Hyannis, MA. November 2011. Critical Curriculum Affirming Multiple Identities in the 21st Century.
  
  
• NAME National Association for Multicultural Education. Chicago. November 2011. Imagining things being otherwise: Arts and criticality. Co-presenter with Vera Stenhouse and Kathy McDonough
  
  
• NAEA National Art Education Association. Seattle, WA. March 2011. Teachers on Teaching and Community: Creativity as Change in Urban Spaces. Clayton Funk, Patty Bode, Meaghan Brady-Nelson, Manisha Sharma, Justin Sutters.
  
  
• NAEA National Art Education Association. Seattle, WA. March 2011. “Criticizing Critical Pedagogy: What Can It Contribute To Art Education Now?” Kerry Freedman, Dipti Desai, Patty Bode.
  
  
• NAEA National Art Education Association. Seattle, WA. March 2011. SPEAK-OUT SESSION FACILITATOR. “Creatively Questioning: Social Theory and Social Imagination with Caucus on Social Theory and Art Education.” Patty Bode, Clayton Funk, Olivia Gude, Kryssi Staikidis, Melanie Buffington, GE Washington, Kim Cosier
  
  
• NAEA National Art Education Association. Seattle, WA. March 2011. Issues Forum:  Contemporary Art And Higher Education. Panelists: Melanie Buffington, Dipti Desai, Kathleen Keys, Patty Bode.
  
  
• NAEA National Art Education Association. Seattle, WA. March 2011. “Unlocking the Light: Video Presentation of Artist Educators Collaborating with Incarcerated Youth and Educators.” Co-presented with Derek Fenner.