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Schedule for Sunday, November 22nd 2015

Meet our volunteers and organizers at 9:30am at the following three destinations.

For directions to the three destinations, please use the Whova app.

Abrons Arts Center   10 AM – 11:30 AM

http://www.abronsartscenter.org/

Activating Communities Through Socially Engaged Arts Practice"
Carolyn Sickles | Director of Engagement | Abrons Arts Center of Henry Street Settlement

Lillian Wald, the founder of Henry Street Settlement, believed strongly in the need for all individuals to have the opportunity for positive and creative expression. This conviction has continually secured the arts as a primary program area amongst health and social service offerings. Discover how socially engaged practice has shaped the past, present, and future of Abrons Arts Center. We are a place to take risks, embrace curiosity, and have meaningful exchange.

Whitney Museum History and Tour   10 AM – 11:30 AM

http://whitney.org/

Heather Maxson, Director of School, Youth, and Family Programs at the Whitney Museum of American Art, will welcome participants to the new downtown Whitney Museum. She will talk about the Whitney’s history and will share information about the history of the Whitney’s Education Department. The group will then go on a tour of the new building, where she will share information about the museum’s collection, exhibition spaces, and the Whitney’s pedagogical methods and approach.

New York Historical Society Workshop and Tour   10:00AM-12NOON

http://www.nyhistory.org/education/professional-learning/private-workshops

Join Daniel De Santis, Manager of Visual Arts Programs, who will lead you through an interactive museum tour and studio workshop. Engage with historical content and material culture by analyzing historical artifacts, documents, and images. Then get creative as we learn how to visually document our history learning through art making. This workshop is based on New-York Historical Society’s successful interdisciplinary outreach program The Art of History.

 

Free Admission to ALL conference participants (attendees and presenters) and discussants at the Museum of Modern Art (MOMA)

Free Admission to ALL conference participants (attendees and presenters) and discussants at the New-York Historical Society (NYHS)