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Direct linkWolffe, Susan Witmer – Art Education, 2017
This instructional article demonstrates the parallels between the way art is used as forms of celebration and protest in several different cultures. The author provides thought-provoking questions to pose to students, encouraging them to research unfamiliar cultures and draw connections between multi-cultural art and the art the students create.
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Art, Activism, African Culture
