Escaping everyday realities, these artists generate fictions rich with interrelated characters, stories, symbols, and themes.
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Teaching with Maps

by Emily RelfSeptember 6, 2022 11 videos • 1:47:39 total runtime
Teaching with Maps
Art21 Educators alumnus Emily Relf inspires her students to consider the global community through artists who use maps, geography, and cartography.
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In the Studio
In the Studio: Joshua Serafin
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In the Studio: Carolina Fusilier
In the Studio
In the Studio: Morehshin Allahyari
Morehshin Allahyari re-figures histories and imagines new futures
In the Studio
In the Studio: Martine Syms
Deep Focus
Memory at the Seams: Doris Salcedo’s Sumando Ausencias
In Doris Salcedo’s public-art installation “Sumando Ausencias,” thousands of volunteers blanketed Bolívar Square with cloth containing the names of the victims of Colombia’s decades-long conflict.