Art, Animals, and Materials in Posthuman Pedagogy
Part of 2026 NAEA National Convention
Saturday 7 March 2026·9:00 pm
Explore how posthumanist approaches can expand art education by reimagining students' relationships with nonhuman animals, materials, and environments. Presenters will share middle and high school examples to inspire curiosity, ethical reflection, and new ideas for secondary art classrooms during a time of ecological, technological, and social change.
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