From Collective Making to Lasting Impact: Celebrating Community-Based Art as Resistance
Part of 2026 NAEA National Convention
Saturday 7 March 2026·8:00 pm
This session provides a 15-step framework for implementing inclusive community-based art while addressing conflicts around authorship, bias, and public voice. Using vivid imagery from large-scale murals created with public schools, universities, and community members, the presenter shares tools for sustaining socially engaged, justice-oriented, and collaborative public-facing art practices.
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