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Abstract
C. Maxx Stevens, Katy Stone, and Hildur Bjarnadóttir create monumental sculptural paintings, installations, and textiles to impart ideas regarding domesticity and nature as well as stories of evolving family or community traditions. Questioning and breaking traditional rules of art in unique ways, their innovative and graceful use of alternative materials and processes also connects their intriguing work. Several creative opportunities for the art classroom are presented through examining these artists' concepts related to family, nature, art, and community.
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Kathleen Keys
Kathleen Keys is Assistant Professor of Art Education at Boise State University. E-mail: [email protected].
Melanie Fales
Melanie Fales is Interim Executive Director and Curator of Education at the Boise Art Museum. E-mail: [email protected].