Art Matters

Description

Art Matters introduces students to the wide range of art that is around them.  Featuring an enormous assortment of types of art that numerous diverse artists have created for different people around the world, it demonstrates how pervasive and critical art is in our lives—from the emojis we text, to the furniture we sit on, to the buildings we live in, to the photographs we see.

Through stories, examples, thoughtful pedagogy, and in-depth discussions of process and history, Art Matters prepares students to experience art actively and meaningfully.  By asking questions and exposing readers to different viewpoints and ideas, the author gives students the tools to speak, write, think critically, and form conclusions about what they see in familiar and unfamiliar works.

This book will show students that art is everywhere, art is vibrant, and art matters.

ABOUT THE COVER ART

Over four hundred inner-city youths helped Judy Baca create The Great Wall of Los Angeles, a mural that spans 2,754 feet and teaches an inclusive history. A section, showing San Pedro Harbor in the year 1900, appears in the detail. Participating in the project impacted the muralists—cultivating creativity, a strong work ethic, and cooperation among rival gangs. The story of The Great Wall (which starts on page 152) is one of countless examples throughout this text that shows just how much art matters in people’s lives.

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Art Matters Instructor Resources

Pam Gordon

A full suite of instructor tools to aid in course and lecture planning:

  • Image bank of all the figures from the book for use in lectures
  • PowerPoint lecture outlines for each chapter
  • Instructor’s Manual with detailed chapter outlines, learning objectives, suggested lecture topics, classroom activities, and links to related websites
  • Test banks for each chapter
  • For additional resources, such as videos that you can show in c...

Art Matters Instructor Resources

Pam Gordon

A full suite of instructor tools to aid in course and lecture planning:

  • Image bank of all the figures from the book for use in lectures
  • PowerPoi...

Art Matters Student Resources

Pam Gordon

Art Matters provides a host of activities and self-study tools to help you discover the vibrancy and significance of art:

  • An enhanced eBook integrates the text's engaging narrative with a rich assortment of audio and video resources. Along with the below resources, the eBook includes:
    • Interactive Quick Review questions tied to each learning objective allow you to enter your own responses and then see suggested answers from the author.
    • Audi...

Art Matters Student Resources

Pam Gordon

Art Matters provides a host of activities and self-study tools to help you discover the vibrancy and significance of art:

  • An enhanced eBook inte...

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