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In the Studio

In the Studio: Alanis Obomsawin

Alanis Obomsawin tells another story.

Teaching with Contemporary Art

A Constellation of Quiet Power

Big Question

How can art further political resistance?

Enzo Camacho and Ami Lien use the artistic process to build shared understanding.

Interview by Max Levin



Three people read books in a large library filled with tall, packed bookshelves and rows of chairs and tables on a wooden floor.

Teaching with Contemporary Art

Alanis Obomsawin sits in a colorful chair by a window, smiling, wearing a black turban, patterned blouse, polka dot skirt, and several rings. Stacks of papers and cups are visible in the background.

In the Studio

Students sit and stand around a table, drawing abstract black lines on large white papers with markers; potted plants and art supplies are on the table.

Teaching with Contemporary Art

Black and white image of Maria Taniguchi sits on a wooden chair in a minimalist room, wearing a dark sweater and pants.

In the Studio

A glass jar filled with colorful paper stars sits outside on a concrete surface, stars with googly eyes are stacked and spilling out of the top.

Teaching with Contemporary Art

Close-up of detailed black and white striped patterns in a paper marbling tray.

Teaching with Contemporary Art

Caroline Garcia in a white sleeveless top and plaid skirt sits on a chair surrounded by various potted plants in a sunlit room.

In the Studio

Joshua Serafin with long hair and face paint stands on a dimly lit stage, wearing a black shirt and pants, with one hand touching their ear and the other behind their back.

In the Studio

Two paintings: left shows a blue bird on a dark background, right shows a red bird with a cage on a yellow-orange background. Both are suspended with strings.

Teaching with Contemporary Art

Pio Abad in a multicolored cardigan sits in front of black and white pattern on the wall, looking at the camera.

In the Studio