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Learning about Community Art Behaviors

J. UlbrichtView further author information
Pages 33-38 | Published online: 22 Dec 2015

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Kimberly Powell & Lisa Lajevic. (2011) Emergent Places in Preservice Art Teaching: Lived Curriculum, Relationality, and Embodied Knowledge. Studies in Art Education 53:1, pages 35-52.
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Sally Armstrong Gradle. (2008) When Vines Talk: Community, Art, and Ecology. Art Education 61:6, pages 6-12.
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J. Ulbricht. (2005) What is Community-Based Art Education?. Art Education 58:2, pages 6-12.
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Elizabeth Garber. (2004) MOO: Using a Computer Gaming Environment to Teach about Community Arts. Art Education 57:4, pages 40-47.
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