Art/Works: How to learn from an art/design racial crisis

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Art/Works: How to learn from an art/design racial crisis
Contributor Names
Coy, Makayla
Doale, Amani
Schoen, Molly
Levinson Wilk, Daniel
Date
2021-04-09
Description
Teaching Business and Labor History to Art and Design Students presents the Art/Works: Teaching Labor and Capitalism in Art and Design symposium.
Panel 6. How to learn from an art/design racial crisis: Makayla Coy, Fashion Institute of Technology; Amani Doale, Fashion Institute of Technology; Molly Schoen, Fashion Institute of Technology; Chair: Daniel Levinson Wilk, Fashion Institute of Technology
Artists and designers aspire to be creative geniuses, and they often are. But they are also bosses, employees, members of professional associations, and citizens of nations that encourage and restrain their creative work in various ways. Art and design students are generally not taught the intricacies of those other roles, how to navigate them, or how to change them. This virtual symposium brings together professionals and educators to explore pedagogical practices in business and labor history for Art and Design students and curricula. In a series of panels and networking sessions, professionals, educators, and students discuss how art and design industries and careers are shaped by labor practices, unions and collectives, workplace equity (or lack thereof), internships, and the history of racial discrimination, cultural appropriation, and other topics in art and design.
The Teaching Business and Labor History to Art and Design project is directed by Daniel Levinson Wilk, Ph.D., and Kyunghee Pyun, Ph.D.
Teaching Business and Labor History to Art and Design Students has been made possible in part by a major grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities: Humanities Connections Implementation Grants.
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Moving Image
Lectures
Subject
Social responsibility of business
Unfair labor practices
Labor unions
Work environment
Diversity in the workplace
Capitalism
Race discrimination
Racism
Clothing trade
Fashion designers
Artists
College students
College teachers
Fashion
Political culture
Rights
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FIT Repository ID: aod_000051

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Fashion Institute of Technology. (2021, April 9). Art/Works: How to learn from an art/design racial crisis [Video]. Archive on Demand. https://archiveondemand.fitnyc.edu/item/23681
Fashion Institute of Technology. "Art/Works: How to learn from an art/design racial crisis." Archive on Demand, 9 Apr. 2021, https://archiveondemand.fitnyc.edu/item/23681
Fashion Institute of Technology, "Art/Works: How to learn from an art/design racial crisis," Archive on Demand, April 9, 2021, video, https://archiveondemand.fitnyc.edu/item/23681