Cool Substitute Art Teacher: Mr. Koons

June 6, 2012

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Read More in the New York Times about Jeff Koon’s visit to
P.S. 112 in Harlem.

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These last few days have left me overwhelmed, angry, and empty. The senseless killing of George Floyd, the multiple expressions of outrage over the aggressive treatment and deaths of black and brown people while in police custody, the peaceful protests, the riots. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. reminds us that riots are “the language of the unheard.” At Studio In a School, in the face of this tragedy and global pandemic, we know that now is the time to challenge our assumptions, reflect, and actively address racism in our communities. Studio in a School condemns brutality and violence against Black people and is committed to addressing racial inequity in this country, specifically, in the education system.

Studio NYC launches ‘Studio in your Home’ to provide NYC children with at-home art activities

During this unprecedented time when New York City students are unable to attend school, Studio NYC remains as committed as ever to staying involved with the NYC school community. Although the schools are closed, our Artist Instructors remain dedicated to reaching NYC’s children and youth by creating home-based art activities for all grades. Click here to participate and create your own artworks!

Studio in a School featured in the Brooklyn Rail’s ArTonic section

Studio in a school is featured in the Brooklyn Rail's May issue. The feature highlights the organization's origin, how it has grown to serve more than 32,00 students years, and what it aims to do in the future. Check out the story. here.

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