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    Created Wednesday, July 31 2024, 10:23 UTC

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    These resources are fantastic, thank you for sharing. This is also the first I have heard of her passing. I am so glad we have her work to help her live on!

    Artist Faith Ringgold Dies at 93 - Her art, her biography, and her impact

    World renowned artist, Faith Ringgold, has passed, leaving behind a powerful legacy of art.  She was New York's own, and so many of the article below will come from New York Museums, and how her art had an impact.  I have included the lessons from the various art institutions with an emphasis on The New York Times Learning Network, which has both a local and national perspective on Ringgold's considerable body of work. 

    The New York Times Learning Network has origins to MoMA's original Visual Thinking Curriculum (VTC) which has undergone a number of incarnations.  I had the privilege of helping to launch the initial VTC so the questioning techniques and strategies are those I always enjoyed. 

    NYTimes: Faith Ringgold Dies at 93; Wove Black Life Into Quilts and Children’s Books

    NYT Up Close: Faith Ringgold: 'Didn't Want People to Be Able to Look, and Look Away' 

    NYT – T Magazine feature article : – Why Faith Ringgold Makes Sure Her Pieces Bear Her Signature 

    NYT Art and Design: Faith Ringgold’s Path of Maximum Resistance

    Guggenheim Museum: Artist Faith Ringgold Discusses "Tar Beach" on "Craft in America" - May 9, 2012

    On the television series Craft in America, pioneering artist Faith Ringgold is interviewed at the Guggenheim about her life, her process, and her story … 

    The Guggenheim Museum: Ashley James on Faith Ringgold’s “Tar Beach”

    Brooklyn Museum: Faith Ringgold

    The Guardian: Art - Faith Ringgold: 'I'm not going to see riots and not paint them'

    Faith Ringgold Chronology (from her site)

     

    Faith Ringgold, quilt and visual artist, dies at 93 : NPR

     

    Lesson Plans, Faith Ringgold

    FREE Faith Ringgold Story Quilts, Grades 2-4 — VISIONARY ART COLLECTIVE

    Faith Ringold matt museum lesson plans - Visionary Art Collective

    Virtual Views: Faith Ringgold | MoMA

    Five Photography Assignments That Invite You to Look Closely at the World

     

      Pre K - 2    3 - 5    6 - 8    9 - 12    13+    Art/Music    English/Language Arts    Social Studies/History    Faith Ringgold, Artist  

      The New York Times Learning Netowork    MoMA    Guggenheim Museum  

     

    Thanks for the links on Faith Ringgold   Neme Alperstein  - an amazing artist!  I also explored the Photography assignment you linked.  Very creative ideas for student lessons.

    Artist Faith Ringgold Dies at 93 - Her art, her biography, and her impact

    World renowned artist, Faith Ringgold, has passed, leaving behind a powerful legacy of art.  She was New York's own, and so many of the article below will come from New York Museums, and how her art had an impact.  I have included the lessons from the various art institutions with an emphasis on The New York Times Learning Network, which has both a local and national perspective on Ringgold's considerable body of work. 

    The New York Times Learning Network has origins to MoMA's original Visual Thinking Curriculum (VTC) which has undergone a number of incarnations.  I had the privilege of helping to launch the initial VTC so the questioning techniques and strategies are those I always enjoyed. 

    NYTimes: Faith Ringgold Dies at 93; Wove Black Life Into Quilts and Children’s Books

    NYT Up Close: Faith Ringgold: 'Didn't Want People to Be Able to Look, and Look Away' 

    NYT – T Magazine feature article : – Why Faith Ringgold Makes Sure Her Pieces Bear Her Signature 

    NYT Art and Design: Faith Ringgold’s Path of Maximum Resistance

    Guggenheim Museum: Artist Faith Ringgold Discusses "Tar Beach" on "Craft in America" - May 9, 2012

    On the television series Craft in America, pioneering artist Faith Ringgold is interviewed at the Guggenheim about her life, her process, and her story … 

    The Guggenheim Museum: Ashley James on Faith Ringgold’s “Tar Beach”

    Brooklyn Museum: Faith Ringgold

    The Guardian: Art - Faith Ringgold: 'I'm not going to see riots and not paint them'

    Faith Ringgold Chronology (from her site)

     

    Faith Ringgold, quilt and visual artist, dies at 93 : NPR

     

    Lesson Plans, Faith Ringgold

    FREE Faith Ringgold Story Quilts, Grades 2-4 — VISIONARY ART COLLECTIVE

    Faith Ringold matt museum lesson plans - Visionary Art Collective

    Virtual Views: Faith Ringgold | MoMA

    Five Photography Assignments That Invite You to Look Closely at the World

     

      Pre K - 2    3 - 5    6 - 8    9 - 12    13+    Art/Music    English/Language Arts    Social Studies/History    Faith Ringgold, Artist  

      The New York Times Learning Netowork    MoMA    Guggenheim Museum  

     

    Created Sunday, April 14 2024, 18:59 UTC

    World renowned artist, Faith Ringgold, has passed, leaving behind a powerful legacy of art.  She was New York's own, and so many of the article below will come from New York Museums, and how her art had an impact.  I have included the lessons from the various art institutions with an emphasis on The New York Times Learning Network, which has both a local and national perspective on Ringgold's considerable body of work. 

    The New York Times Learning Network has origins to MoMA's original Visual Thinking Curriculum (VTC) which has undergone a number of incarnations.  I had the privilege of helping to launch the initial VTC so the questioning techniques and strategies are those I always enjoyed. 

    NYTimes: Faith Ringgold Dies at 93; Wove Black Life Into Quilts and Children’s Books

    NYT Up Close: Faith Ringgold: 'Didn't Want People to Be Able to Look, and Look Away' 

    NYT – T Magazine feature article : – Why Faith Ringgold Makes Sure Her Pieces Bear Her Signature 

    NYT Art and Design: Faith Ringgold’s Path of Maximum Resistance

    Guggenheim Museum: Artist Faith Ringgold Discusses "Tar Beach" on "Craft in America" - May 9, 2012

    On the television series Craft in America, pioneering artist Faith Ringgold is interviewed at the Guggenheim about her life, her process, and her story … 

    The Guggenheim Museum: Ashley James on Faith Ringgold’s “Tar Beach”

    Brooklyn Museum: Faith Ringgold

    The Guardian: Art - Faith Ringgold: 'I'm not going to see riots and not paint them'

    Faith Ringgold Chronology (from her site)

     

    Faith Ringgold, quilt and visual artist, dies at 93 : NPR

     

    Lesson Plans, Faith Ringgold

    FREE Faith Ringgold Story Quilts, Grades 2-4 — VISIONARY ART COLLECTIVE

    Faith Ringold matt museum lesson plans - Visionary Art Collective

    Virtual Views: Faith Ringgold | MoMA

    Five Photography Assignments That Invite You to Look Closely at the World

     

      Pre K - 2    3 - 5    6 - 8    9 - 12    13+    Art/Music    English/Language Arts    Social Studies/History    Faith Ringgold, Artist  

      The New York Times Learning Netowork    MoMA    Guggenheim Museum  

     

    Great information, thank you!

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    2. We have interns who are doing demo games using the platform. If you'd like to be paired up with one, you can sign up at the same link and just let me know that's what you want. We can discuss your game and what the interns can do (coding) and what you would need to provide (script and resources to include). Of course, they can only use resources that are not copyrighted.  Social Studies/History    Bilingual Education/ESL    Technology  

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