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This web site is the culmination of years of working with many smart, creative and generous teachers, students, artists and professionals. The site is ongoing and will grow in scope as new materials are developed. We encourage you to join us in future projects and opportunities.
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Send us an email describing your experience with the material. What worked, what did not, what did you adapt or how you might adapt it in the future? We will post constructive commentary and unique ideas.
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We will include great ideas and projects that use or adapt resources from this site on our rotating teacher feature or school projects sections. If you have in depth reflections and/or adaptations with digital samples of visual work please use the forms below:
Don't let geography stop you. We welcome ideas nationally and internationally. Use the Teacher Feature Form from all over the globe.
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Learning Labs are small groups of dedicated teachers who apply to work with the Andy Warhol Museum to create and to field test education materials. Through generous support from the Grable Foundation teachers in learning labs are able to participate in teacher workshops at the museum, bring student groups to the museum and receive funding to realize classroom projects. All teachers who participate in the learning lab and who submit all final materials and evaluations can receive up to 24 hours of Act 48 credit through the Warhol, an approved provider.
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 Andy Warhol, Jean-Michel Basquiat
Collaboration, 1984-1985
acrylic and oil stick on linen
76 x 104 1/8 in. (193 x 264.5 cm.)
The Andy Warhol Museum, Pittsburgh
Founding Collection, Contribution The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts, Inc.©AWF |
Learning Lab Spring 2007 will focus on the artistic practice of collaboration, a curriculum unit that will be added to the Creative Thinking and Making section of this website. This learning lab will look at the nature of collaboration as both a physical process and as a conceptual process. We will explore collaboration within and outside the realm of creative arts. |
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