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Fri, 17 Sep 1999 10:34:38 -0400
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We've had this posted on the list before, but it is worth repeating -
This site from Omaha schools is about Karen Kunc and includes
intermediate
lesson plans.
Wouldn't it be wonderful if other states would honor their contemporary
artists by designing lesson plans around their work.
I think this is a great idea and maybe some people from the list can get
together, in all of our spare time (because we all have so much), and
compile a list of 1 artist from each state whose work we have chosen. A
lesson plan based upon that artist's work can then be written, and all
the information can be compiled into a contemporary art education book.
I'm in.
Ricki in NJ
I can use Barbara Kruger who was born in Newark
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