Schedule for Friday, November 20th 2015
Coffee in Macy Gallery 8:00am
Conference Session 3A 8:30am -10:00am
Location: Everett Lounge
Chair/Discussant: Grace Hampton
Topic: “Harvest For the World: A History of African Americans in Art Education”
Presentation 1: “Harvest for the World: A History of African Americans in Art Education,” Debra Ambush
Presentation 2: “How Did I Become an African American Art Educator?,” Zerric Clinton
Conference Session 3B 8:30am -10:00am
Location: Milbank Chapel
Chair/Discussant: Ansley Erickson
Topic: “Exploring the Interface of Technology and Art Education History”
Presentation 1: “The Historical and Current Impact of Public School Art Education,” Nicoletta Barolini
Presentation 2: “Exploring the Historical Evolution of Studio Art Courses,” Sohee Koo
Presentation 3: “The Magic of Computer Art: A Biographical Account of Bruce Wands,” Laura Scherling
Conference Session 4A 10:15am -11:45am
Location: Milbank Chapel
Chair/Discussant: Judith Kafka
Topic: “Revitalizing History: Recognizing Hardships and Achievements of African American Art Educators”
Presentation 1: “Racism and Discrimination: Black Brushes with NAEA,” Wanda B. Knight
Presentation 2: “Conjuring Hidden Histories: African-American Art Education at Hampton Institute,” Jessica Baker Kee
Presentation 3: “Augusta Savage and Early 20th Century African American Art Education,” Sharif Bey
Conference Session 4B 10:15am -11:45am
Location: Everett Lounge
Chair/Discussant: Ansley Erickson
Topic: “Exploring People and Practices in Art Education During the Progressive Movement”
Presentation 1: “(Re)Telling Stories in Art Museums as a Wartime Service, 1917-1918,” Allison Clark
Presentation 2: “Contrasting Views About Teaching Art During the Progressive Era,” Joseph Watras, presented by Mary Zahner
Presentation 3: “From Alfred Lichtwark to Dewey: An International, Comparative Analysis,” Martina Riedler
Conference Session 4C 10:15am -11:45am
Location: 408 Zankel
Chair/Discussant: Ami Kantawala
Topic: “Recognizing the Role of Place in Historical Investigations for Art Education”
Presentation 1: “Becoming a Curator of Memories: Memorializing Memory and Place in Art Making for Art Education,” Heidi C. Powell
Presentation 2: “Impact of Two Female Art Educators in South Central Kansas,” Mary Sue Foster
Presentation 3: “Making Place through Mabel Spofford: Archival Materials, Assemblages, and Events,” Christina Hanawalt & Sue Uhlig
11:45am -1:15pm Lunch on your own
Participants are encouraged to join others for lunch (see restaurant guide under logistics in Whova app for the conference)
Conference Session 5A 1:15pm -2:45pm
Location: Milbank Chapel
Chair/Discussant: Mary Ann Stankiewicz
Topic: “Difference Makers: Art Education By and For Women in the late 19th and early 20th Centuries”
Presentation 1: “Women’s Work: Art Education for Women in Late 19th Century America,” Michelle Voss
Presentation 2: “Ellen Gates Starr and Cora C. Vawter at the Hull House Book-Bindery,” Annie V. F. Storr
Presentation 3: “Life and Work of Helen Gardner: Examining Art Through the Ages,” Kirstie Parkinson
Conference Session 5B 1:15pm -2:45pm
Location: 408 Zankel
Chair/Discussant: Mary Hafeli
Topic: “Looking at the Past and Present for the Future of Art Education”
Presentation 1: “The Story of Vizcult: The Feeding and Care of a Crazy Idea,” Kerry Freedman
Presentation 2: “The Story of Vizcult: The Feeding and Care of a Crazy Idea,” Laurie E. Hicks
Presentation 3: “Visualizing Art Education in the 21st Century: Mapping the Themes of Art Educators through the NAEA Convention, Circa 2000-2015,” Juan Carlos Castro & Clayton Funk
Conference Session 5C 1:15pm - 2:45pm
Location: Everett Lounge
Chair/Discussant: Douglas Boughton
Topic: “Exploring Historical Roots of Art Education in Canada”
Presentation 1: “More Than a Dualism: Applied and Fine Art Education in Ontario,” Dustin Garnet & Harold Pearse
Presentation 2: “Tradition And The Contemporary Collide: Newfoundland and Labrador Art-Education History,” Gerard Curtis & Heather McLeod
Presentation 3: “Passion and Persistence: An Inaugural History of New Brunswick College of Craft and Design,” Michael Maynard
Conference Session 6A 3:00pm - 4:30pm
Location: Milbank Chapel
Chair/Discussant: Dónal O’Donoghue
Topic: “Let Us Not Forget: Women Innovators and Leaders from Art Education’s Past”
Presenter 1: “Matters of Taste, Measures of Judgment: The McAdory Art Test,” Mary Hafeli
Presenter 2: “Greenwich Village as Incubator: The Creative Education of Angiola Churchill,” Lori Kent
Presenter 3: “Discovering Art Education History Through Place, Puppets, and Pedagogy,” Christina Bain
Conference Session 6B 3:00pm - 4:30pm
Location: Everett Lounge
Chair/Discussant: Judith Burton
Topic: “Emerging Dialogues: Explorations of Art Education in the 18th and 19th Centuries”
Presenter 1: “Class, Revolution, and the Origins of American Art Education,” Mark Boonshoft
Presenter 2: “From the Drawing Classroom to the Séance Room,” Justin Clark
Presenter 3: “The 1876 Centennial Exhibition in Philadelphia: The Practice of Classification and the Representation of Asian Art,” Eunjung Choi
Conference Session 6C 3:00pm - 4:30pm
Location: 408 Zankel
Chair/Discussant: Graeme Sullivan
Topic: “Shaping the Field of Art Education: Reflecting on the 1960s and ‘70s”
Presenter 1: “Art Education’s Past: Studies in Art Education 1959-1968 and its Relevance Today,” Libba Willcox, Sam Goss & Chris Grodoski
Presenter 2: “Reinterpretation of the 1976 Arts and Aesthetic Education Conference,” Mary A. Zahner
Evening and dinner on your own.
Enjoy the MOMA or NYHS as both are open until 8:00pm today.
A complementary teacher pass for free admission to the MOMA as well as NYHS is in your packet.
For directions to both places, please see the conference app Whova.
New-York Historical Society
170 Central Park West
at Richard Gilder Way (77th Street)
New York, NY 10024
Museum of Modern Art (MOMA)
11 W 53rd St
New York, NY 10019