Foreword

Introduction - Eungie JOO, 주은지

PartⅠ: On Education

Contemporary Art and Multicultural Education - Zoya KOCUR, Susan CAHAN

Futures for the American Classroom: Where Do We Go From Here? - Chitra GANESH

What's in It for Me?: Radical Common Sense in Art and Education - Lan TUAZON

Manuscript for: A Proposition by Kara Walker: The object of Painting is the subjugated Body. The Painter is the colonizing entity. How do Paintings understand the concept of liberty? And who will teach them?

Networked Equality: Technology and Access: A discussion between Omar Wasow and Ethan Zuckerman moderated by Brian Sholis

PartⅡ: On Artists

PartⅢ: Artists' Works

PartⅣ: Integrating Curriculum

Introduction - Jenny HAM-ROBERTS, Joseph KEEHN II

Chapter 1 Negotiating Space/ Negotiating Self

Lesson 1 Function and the Ins and Outs of Space

Lesson 2 Spaces of Transition and Traces of History on the Present

Lesson 3 Class and Unequal Development: Rights versus Privileges

Lesson 4 Pounding the Pavement: Sightings of Public Art and Interventions

Lesson 5 Leisure versus Loiter and How the Citizen became a Customer

Lesson 6 Hey You, There! Space Invaders, the Invisible Enemy

Lesson 7 Getting to Know You: Publicity of Private Narratives

Lesson 8 Dominant Spaces and their Symbolic Destruction

Lesson 9 Other Topias of Possibility: Designing Desire for the Future Part 1

Lesson 10 Other Topias of Possibility: Designing Desire for the Future Part 2

Chapther 2 Activism and Democracy - Joseph KEEHN II

Lesson 1 Citizenship: What does it mean to be a 'Citizen'?

Lesson 2 Breaking the Nostalgic Distancing of Past Movements

Lesson 3 Questioning Hegemony: Challenging the Status Quo

Lesson 4 Not All Members: Pluralizing the Uniformity of Voices

Lesson 5 Building Citizenship: Replacing Catharsis with Direct Involvement

Lesson 6 The Vernacular: Ownership, Authorship, and Censorship

Lesson 7 Active Integration: Changing Political Agendas

Lesson 8 Imaginary Interventions

Chapter 3 Commodities, Exchange, Waste and Obsolescence - Lan TUAZON

Lesson 1 How the Ritual and Relic Renders the (In)equality of Objects

Lesson 2 The Hidden Economy of Art and Antiquities

Lesson 3 Commodities and Circulation and Art of Service

Lesson 4 Exchange Rates and the Reevaluation of Ownership

Lesson 5 Obsolescence and the Wastebasket of History

Lesson 6 Making Something out of Nothing: Waste and the Value of Artisitic Labor

Chapther 4 Conflict: Local and Global - Yvonne OLIVAS

Lesson 1 Relating: The Role of Subjectivity, Objectivity, and Performativity

Lesson 2 Reflection and Noise: Journaling Clashes and Quiet Moments

Lesson 3 Engaging the Local Community

Lesson 4 Assembly: Past and Present

Chapter 5 History and Historicism - Avril SERGEON, Dina WEISS

Lesson 1 Facts and Fiction: A Constructed Connection

Lesson 2 Cross-Fertilization: Art, Craft, and Community

Lesson 3 Disrupting Convention: The Uncommissioned Portrait

Lesson 4 Authorship and Ownership: Understanding Heritage

Lesson 5 Place and Circumstance

Lesson 7 Re-enactments: New Insights on the Past

Lesson 8 The Archive as Artistic Practice