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SUMMARY: Teaching Material
DESCRIPTION: Teaching Material accompanies Shifting Pedagogies\, the 37th a
 nnual Graduate Symposium of the Department of Art History\, Visual Art and 
 Theory. Runs March 14 to 29\, 2014. Teaching Material is an exhibition abou
 t art and education\, whether the education of the artists themselves or th
 eir attempts to educate others. Each work considers the different sites of 
 […]
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html: <h4>Teaching Material accompanies Shifting Pe
 dagogies\, the 37th annual Graduate Symposium of the Department of Art Hist
 ory\, Visual Art and Theory. Runs March 14 to 29\, 2014.</h4><p><em>Teachin
 g Material </em>is an exhibition about art and education\, whether the educ
 ation of the artists themselves or their attempts to educate others. Each w
 ork considers the different sites of learning as an integral aspect of educ
 ation. In some cases this means examining objects or spaces that have falle
 n into disuse or become outmoded\, such as the paper encyclopedia or an aba
 ndoned schoolhouse. In others\, institutionally organized education systems
  are questioned\, or intervened with. For example\, a UBC MFA candidate uti
 lizing the structure of the Teaching Assistant system to examine her own po
 sition as both educator and student. Still other works turn their focus to 
 the communal nature of learning and discovery\, whether exploring the possi
 bilities of a guided walk\, or the limits of youtube art tutorials.<br /><e
 m><br />Teaching Material</em> accompanies <em>Shifting Pedagogies</em>\, t
 he 37th annual Graduate Symposium of the Department of Art History\, Visual
  Art and Theory\; held March 14th and 15th in the Lillooet Room of the Irvi
 ng K. Barber Learning Centre.</p><p>An artist panel featuring <strong>Zoe K
 reye & Catherine Grau\, Natalie LeBlanc</strong>\, and <strong>Guadalupe Ma
 rtinez</strong> will be held during the afternoon of the symposium’s second
  day\, March 15th.</p><p>Zoe Kreye and Catherine Grau’s Unlearning Weekende
 rs walk will depart from the AHVA Gallery at noon on Saturday\, March 29th.
  To participate please write to <a href="mailto:ahva.gradsymp@gmail.com">ah
 va.gradsymp@gmail.com</a>\, with the subject “Unlearning Weekenders RSVP”.<
 /p><p>Artists in the exhibition: <strong>Chris Howison\, Zoe Kreye & Cather
 ine Grau\, Natalie LeBlanc\, Guadalupe Martinez\, Kate Moss\, Heidi Nagtega
 al\, Erin Siddall\, Guillermo Trejo</strong></p><p>Curated by <strong>Micha
 ela Rife & Sofia Stalner</strong></p><p>Presented by the Audain Endowment f
 or Curatorial Studies and the Department of Art History\, Visual Art & Theo
 ry (AHVA) at the University of British Columbia (UBC).</p><p> </p><p>[galle
 ry link="file" ids="23959\,23955\,23958\,23956\,23960\,23957"]</p>
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