Bridgewalking as Public Memory: Reimagining Alternatives to Traditional Monument Making
Part of 2026 NAEA National Convention
Friday 6 March 2026·2:00 pm
Explore bridgewalking as a framework for reimagining monumental artmaking through collaborative, community-engaged practices. Drawing from historical and contemporary examples, this session offers strategies and resources for creating inclusive, process-focused, and participatory art projects that foster empathy, critical consciousness, and ethical engagement in both classroom and community settings.
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