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Art Education in the Age of Guantanamo

Edie PistolesiView further author information
Pages 20-24 | Published online: 04 Jan 2016

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Paul Duncum. (2011) Engaging Public Space: Art Education Pedagogies for Social Justice. Equity & Excellence in Education 44:3, pages 348-363.
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David Darts, Kevin Tavin, Robert W. Sweeny & John Derby. (2008) Scopic Regime Change: The War of Terror, Visual Culture, and Art Education. Studies in Art Education 49:3, pages 200-217.
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Sebastien Fitch. (2016) Turning Polemics into Pedagogy: Teaching about Censorship in Art Education. International Journal of Art & Design Education 37:2, pages 244-252.
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