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Don't You Feel it Too?: Art Today and Tomorrow

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WalkerResources

Date

October 14, 2010

Institution Walker Art Center

This Set contextualizes the lesson "Don't you feel it too?" developed by teaching artist Aki Shibata and Grace MN, a conceptual and behavorial art studio, for Walker Art Center's Art Today and Tomorrow: Teaching with Contemporary Art teacher workshop.

In this lesson, 6–12 grade students will learn about and experience Don’t you feel it too?, the practice of dancing out inner life in public, through a response to a work of art in a public space.

The complete lesson plan is attached as a PDF to the last slide in this Set.

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WalkerResources  November 11, 2010

Over the 2009 and 2010 school years the Walker Art Center worked with teachers and students from Minneapolis Public schools to develop model lesson for teaching with contemporary art for middle and high school students using works from the Walker's collections.  This Set and others identified "Art Today and Tomorrow" are the result of this partnership and collaboration.

Art Today and Tomorrow is supported in part by an award from the National Endowment for the Arts. Walker School Programs are supported by the Pentair Foundation and Xcel Energy Foundation.

Susan Rotilie  December 9, 2010

The members of Cantus, a male improvisational vocal group,  performed in Sky Pesher, 2005 in the summer of 2010.  Listen to the recording they made  and their story on the Minnesota Public Radio web site.

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