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Artists starve
Artists are nuts
Artists drink
Artists do drugs
San D
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From: <SanGalgano>
To: "ArtsEdNet Talk" <artsednet>
Sent: Sunday, January 09, 2000 6:30 PM
Subject: (no subject)
>
> Hello to everybody
> and wishes for a happy, healthy and inspired New Year!
>
> I'm compiling a list of myths about art and art education-- false beliefs
> and negative stereotypes people have. For example, "Artists are
irresponsible
> and selfish," or "Only a gifted few can learn to draw," or "Art skills
don't
> have anything to do with academic skills."
>
> Think of it as a list of UN-truisms about art.
>
> Here's why I'm taking on this project:
>
> I teach art at a charter school in Boston. My students are from many
> different backgrounds and age between 10-15. I will be making presentation
> about what I am teaching in art class. Our school is based on Asian
culture
> and learning standards. To spice up my presentation I plan to pass out
snacks
> to everyone before I start --fortune cookies (or cupcakes, whichever time
> permits), each containing a myth/false stereotype about art or art
education.
> A little "food for thought" followed up some positive assertions about art
> and art ed.
>
> Please email an art myth if you can think of one! Myths with humor are
> particularly delectable. I will email the list of UN-truisms to everyone
once
> it is made.
>
> Eliza
>
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