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05/06/2023
Please note the date of the June 2023 BIPOC Space for Museum Educators session has changed from the previously advertised date due to a scheduling conflict.
June 2023 Open Session—UPDATED DATE
Tuesday, June 6, 2023, 9 AM Hawai‘i / Noon Pacific / 1 PM Mountain / 2 PM Central / 3 PM Eastern
Register: http://bit.ly/BIPOCmused1
05/05/2023
Join the team! The NAEA Museum Education Division is seeking self-nominations for Regional Directors-elect for the 2023-25 term.
Nomination DEADLINE: May 22
Learn more and submit: https://www.museum-ed.org/cgi-bin/dada/mail.cgi/r/talk/222143138055/
It’s time for another NAEA Peer2Peer! Join us Monday, May 1, at 12 p.m. EST for a helpful session on submitting a proposal to NAEA 2024 (in Minneapolis!). We’ll pull back the curtain on the session proposal process and share tips on how to write a proposal that shines. They’ll be due before you know it and we want your work to be featured!
Register today: https://woodruffartscenter.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZwrc-2prjItGNb9OT0UtpSRl7ikaCleLWy0
04/14/2023
What Saturday sessions are YOU attending during NAEA23? Let us know down below!
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04/14/2023
NAEA 2023 is well underway! Have you planned your Friday sessions yet?
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04/04/2023
Look, we’ve all been there. You’re trying to find the perfect gallery game for an upcoming program, and you’re running out of ideas. Why not explore your possibilities by reimagining a familiar friend?
Join Emee Hendrickson from the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, for a session about restructuring Exquisite Co**se, then experiment with VTS Coaching Practices with Allison Koehler, Yamily Pardio, and Dre Ortiz Galdamez from the Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles and Museum Educators of Southern California.
We can’t wait to see you for the NAEA Museum Education Division Preconvention at the Mcnay Art Museum on Wednesday, April 12!
Check out the full agenda: https://my.arteducators.org/museum_agenda
03/30/2023
How quick is your wit? It’s time to teach on the fly! Join Jeremiah Myers from the Cleveland Museum of Art for an improv-heavy gallery adventure, then debrief with some slow looking and reflection led by Ah-Young Kim from the University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology.
We can’t wait to see you for the NAEA Museum Education Division Preconvention at the McNay Art Museum on Wednesday, April 12!
Check out the full agenda: https://my.arteducators.org/museum_agenda
03/21/2023
Let’s talk teens! Join Adriana Martinez-Mendoza from the Dallas Museum of Art, along with Gwen Fernandez from the Harwood Museum of Art, to learn more about Art History Conversations, a program aligned with AP Art History learning objectives in which teens learn from curatorial and education staff, as well as community guest speakers.
Join us at the McNay Art Museum April 12, 2023!
View the agenda and register: https://my.arteducators.org/Preconventions
03/16/2023
Do your program participants view themselves as passive observers or active responders?
Xoe Fiss of the John Michael Kohler Arts Center and Molly Phillips will lead this session about building visitor agency through responsive methods and exploratory tools, followed by a session about Critical Friends Feedback, during the 2023 NAEA Museum Education Division Preconvention. Join us at the McNay Art Museum April 12, 2023!
View the agenda and register at the link in our bio:
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03/09/2023
Have you registered for Precon yet? Join us for a day full of conversation, collaboration, learning, and reflection on the theme of “Progress Not Perfection” at the McNay Art Museum on April 12, 2023!
View the agenda and register for Preconvention today: https://my.arteducators.org/Preconventions
02/17/2023
We are thrilled to announce that beloved artist Cruz Ortiz will speak with us for the 2023 NAEA Museum Education Division Preconvention at the McNay Art Museum on Wednesday, April 12. We can’t wait to hear his perspective on the themes of progress, reflection, and collaboration.
“Ortiz has committed himself to creatively collaborating with cultural arts organizations and social justice organizations for most of his career. His artistic projects aim to center the periphery to capture moments in history, especially the settler state that has tried, over and over, to erase from collective memory. With a great sense of urgency to record, preserve, and disseminate, he paints.”
Register for Preconvention today: https://my.arteducators.org/Preconventions
Join colleagues from around the country Monday, February 6 at 12pm EST for Peer2Peer, an informal space to connect and share ideas.
This month we’ll discuss marketing conundrums with Grace VanderVliet, Curator for Museum Teaching and Learning at the University of Michigan Museum of Art.
Do you have tips to share with colleagues about how to sell fresh programs to your audiences? At best, newsletters and email blasts hook new interest and keep stakeholders in the loop in a funny and authentic way. However, they can turn stale fast. If you have a template or technique that works for you, please share! If you're in a rut and looking for inspiration, this is also the place for you.
Register here: https://bit.ly/P2P_2023
Join colleagues from around the country for the first Peer2Peer of 2023! We’ll gather on Zoom at 12pm EST this Monday, January 9.
Register here: https://bit.ly/P2P_2023
Have you organized or attended a team retreat or participated in long-ranging planning and goal setting with your department? Share your successes and failures alongside staff from the Virginia Museum of Contemporary Art, including Director of Education & Engagement Truly Matthews, who will discuss their thoughts and approaches as they have freshly embarked on this process.
01/04/2023
We're hurtling toward spring, which can only mean one thing... family festivals! Erin Frisch from the Nasher Sculpture Center shares perspectives on inclusive program planning and more in this NAEA Peer2Peer session.
What's your program plan?
November 2022 Peer2Peer - Inclusive Family Festivals with Erin Frisch, Nasher Sculpture Center Peer2Peer is an initiative of NAEA's Museum Education Division to create space for colleagues to connect, support, and share with one another. Sign up to joi...
12/29/2022
Lauren Argentina Zelaya developed Yoga on the Stoop at the Brooklyn Museum. She describes expansive modes of engagement and how they transform spaces to make visitors feel welcome in this issue of Viewfinder.
Yoga on the Stoop at the Brooklyn Museum: Responding to Social Unrest Through Contemplative… Interview with Megan Miles, by Lauren Argentina Zelaya, Director of Public Programs at the Brooklyn Museum
12/27/2022
Wolfsonian–Florida International University's Education Manager Luna Goldberg introduces us to the teen-created Zines for Progress (Z4P) that highlights the artistic components of contemplative practices.
Zines for Progress: Empowering Teens to Become Changemakers Luna Goldberg, Education Manager, Jewish Museum of Florida–FIU and The Wolfsonian–FIU
12/24/2022
Filippa Christofalou shares her strategies for using body based pedagogies to support museum educators in critically examining their own practice through an intersectional lens.
Facilitating Body Based Pedagogies in Museum Spaces: The Significance of Addressing Social Location… Filippa Christofalou, Teachers College, Columbia University
12/22/2022
Alexis Jennings from the contributes an article to this issue of Viewfinder about fostering a contemplative space to learn about protesting and becoming an activist.
How to Create Change… Through Museums Alexis Jennings, Museum Educator, National Liberty Museum
12/20/2022
In Issue 16 of Viewfinder, Nia McAllister, Senior Public Programs Manager at The Museum of the African Diaspora shares with us the extraordinary program MoAD Open Mic Night that teaches us about the power of storytelling and contemplative practices.
Art Out Loud: How Participatory Programming Shapes Museums’ Role in Social Change and Community… Nia McAllister, Senior Public Programs Manager, Museum of the African Diaspora
12/17/2022
Describing the Artful Practices for Well-Being initiative at MoMA, Jackie Armstrong guides us through a poignant article on Trauma-informed Principles and Contemplative Practices.
How Explorations of Art, Trauma-Informed Principles and Contemplative Practices Can Come Together… Jackie Armstrong, Associate Educator, Visitor Research and Experience at The Museum of Modern Art
12/15/2022
Luned Palmer brings deep breathing, emotional connection, and art making to this anti-racist lesson plan for Kindergarteners at the Noguchi Museum featuring artists Isamu Noguchi and Amanda Phingbodhipakkiya.
https://medium.com/viewfinder-reflecting-on-museum-education/we-belong-here-a-virtual-anti-racist-lesson-for-kindergarteners-featuring-artists-amanda-5afdebbb9e71
12/12/2022
Curious about ways to integrate contemplative practices into your teaching? Check out this recent Viewfinder issue guest edited by Shannon Murphy, which explores the intersection of art museum education, social justice, and contemplative practices.
Issue 16 Letter from the Editor: Ways of Knowing: Contemplative Practices and Social Justice in Art… Shannon Murphy, Guest Editor
Join us TODAY at 12pm ET for Peer2Peer, an informal space for colleagues to connect, share, and support one another.
If you have registered in the past, you can use the same Zoom link that was sent to you before. If you need to register, link is in the comments.
For this meeting, we will be reflecting on 2022. Is there something you are particularly proud of - no matter how big or small? How about a challenge you overcame? Or one you are still working through and would like to have support on as we move into 2023? Please bring your thoughts - we'd love to hear you and cheer you on! (Please note that this session will not be recorded)
11/25/2022
NAEA23 will be here before you know it! Make a plan with the resources linked below!
We want to help you get to the 2023 NAEA National Convention, taking place April 13–15 in San Antonio, TX. Check out the resources below to help you get the best registration rates, answer your questions, make your case for attending, get the most out of your Convention experience, and more. http://ow.ly/ex7k50LIp97
10/28/2022
We want to hear from you! In the spirit of this year's Museum Education Division Preconvention theme, Progress Not Perfection, the Museum Division Development Committee seeks submissions for presenters for the Gallery Teaching Lab or Feedback Facilitation.
Share your ideas with us and collaborate during NAEA23 Precon at the McNay Art Museum in San Antonio, Texas, on April 12, 2023.
Information and Submissions: https://www.arteducators.org/community/articles/1013-2023-naea-museum-education-division-preconvention
09/30/2022
Join fellow art educators for an informal NAEA Peer2Peer conversation on Monday, October 3 from 12-1pm Eastern.
NAEA MuseumEd Development Committee Member, Gwendolyn Fernandez, will lead a 15-minute discussion about how the Harwood Museum of Art is infusing Social and Emotional Learning into their programs followed by open conversation with colleagues about ideas, questions, concerns on your mind.
Interested? Please fill out this Google form to get on the list and receive the Zoom link.
Peer2Peer Monthly Program Sign-Up In this informal monthly program, join museum educators across the United States to network, skill-share, and discuss relevant topics in the museum education field. A different host will be leading every meeting. Agenda items will be taken every month in a shared Google document. The program occurs....
09/30/2022
It's time! Registration for NAEA23 (in person and virtual) is now open!
Registration for the 2023 NAEA National Convention—taking place April 13–15, 2023 in San Antonio, TX and virtually—is now open! See details on registrations, sessions, workshops, hotel discounts, scholarships, and more here: http://ow.ly/gJhG50KRK1w
09/20/2022
Tonight!
Join us tonight as we connect with colleagues and experts as they share their ideas and strategies for the year ahead. We’ll discuss classroom practices, inspiration for lesson ideas, budgets and supplies, and navigating school systems and bureaucracies. We’ll top it all off with advocacy and the Arts Are Education campaign. http://ow.ly/Lbmh50KNZJR
09/19/2022
The deadline to nominate outstanding arts educators for the 2023 NAEA Awards Program is approaching fast!
NAEA Members: Nominate an outstanding visual arts, design, and media arts educator for an NAEA Award. Nominations deadline is October 1!. http://ow.ly/YsQs50KKCko
07/11/2022
Please consider submitting a proposal for Viewfinder's next issue focusing on contemplative practice, social justice, and art museum education. All types of submissions welcome!
Issue 16 Call for Abstracts! Viewfinder, an online publication focused on the intersection of museum education and social justice from the National Art Education…
04/25/2022
The Peer2Peer Reboot session is underway! We're interested to know what you need most in this moment from your colleagues. Join our live poll:
Enter the Code to Join & Vote on a Presentation - Mentimeter Enter the code from the Mentimeter presentation to join in and start voting. Make your voice heard!
04/19/2022
How can we rethink museum education curriculum? What topics and methods are crucial for museum educators now?
Check out Viewfinder Issue 15: The New Museum Educator’s Curriculum for responses from across the field!
Viewfinder: Reflecting on Museum Education – Medium Welcome to Viewfinder, an online publication about the intersection of museum education and social justice from the National Art Education Association's Museum Education Division.
04/13/2022
Have you signed up for our next Peer2Peer discussion? There's still time!
Join us Monday, April 25 at 1pm CDT for an informal discussion and idea sharing about the future of Peer2Peer. All are welcome!
Register here: https://bit.ly/3IKORwr
04/06/2022
Have you signed up for our next Peer2Peer discussion? There's still time!
Join us Monday, April 25 at 1pm CDT for an informal discussion and idea sharing about the future of Peer2Peer. All are welcome!
Register here: https://bit.ly/3IKORwr
03/28/2022
We’re relaunching Peer2Peer! Join us Monday, April 25 at 1pm CDT for an informal conversation with colleagues about how we can use this space to support and share ideas with each other. All are welcome!
Register here: https://bit.ly/3IKORwr
02/10/2022
Today's the day! We can't wait to connect and learn during today's NAEA22 Museum Education Preconvention. We want to hear all your comments, takeaways, and questions, so keep the conversation rolling in the comments or over on Twitter .
Have FUN!
01/27/2022
The registration deadline for Precon has been EXTENDED! Check out the schedule for Advocacy in Action: Museum Educators as Changemakers and register to join the conversation for only $59.
REGISTER HERE: https://my.arteducators.org/NAEA22precons
01/18/2022
There's still time to register for tonight's NAEA Town Hall Conversation! Join us for this virtual series TONIGHT 7-8 pm ET as we explore the topic of Community Vibrancy.
https://www.arteducators.org/community/articles/836-community-vibrancy
Community Vibrancy Join us for the January 18 Town Hall Conversation, Community Vibrancy. This series is free and open to all.
01/14/2022
On the fence about registering for the Virtual NAEA22 Museum Education Division Preconvention on February 10? We’ll have tons of helpful presentations, collaborative conversations, and opportunities to gather and learn from one another.
We’re particularly excited to hear from Jeanette McCune, Director of School and Community Programs at the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, who will share her keynote address: Intentional Inclusion: Equity and Diversity in Museum Education.
Register here today: https://my.arteducators.org/NAEA22precons
01/07/2022
Don't forget to register for the NAEA22 Museum Ed Virtual Preconference!
We can't wait to connect and learn with all of you on February 10.
For more information and to register: https://my.arteducators.org/NAEA22precons
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