New York City
Art Teachers Association/
United Federation of Teachers
Art Teachers Association/
NYSATA- REGION 8
NYCATA/UFT ART EDUCATION RESOURCE PAGE
SCROLL DOWN FOR LINKS TO SOME OF NYC'S MOST VALUABLE ART AND ART EDUCATION RESOURCES. ORGANIZATIONS THAT WANT TO BE CONSIDERED TO BE LISTED HERE ARE URGED TO CONTACT US!
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OFFICE OF ARTS AND SPECIAL PROJECTS, NYCDOE
OFFICE OF ARTS AND SPECIAL PROJECTS, NYCDOE
The Office of Arts and Special Projects is the arts education component of the Division of Teaching and Learning in the NYCDOE.
Our visual Arts Liaison is Karen Rosner.
For
information about NYCDOE curriculum resources and blended and remote learning, and professional learning for
visual arts teachers, members can contact Karen Rosner, Director of Visual Arts, Office of Arts and Special Projects at krosner@schools.nyc.gov
Here is a brief summary of the new DOE website where you can access information:
WeTeach: All pedagogical resources are available on WeTeachNYC.org, including the Blueprints, Sample Curriculum Maps, Arts for Students with Disabilities Online Resource Compendium, and the Specific Considerations. Pedagogues can use the Search function to locate specific instructional materials. For easy reference, the Blueprints are directly linked as follows: Dance, Moving Image, Music, Theater, Visual Arts, and Leadership Manual.
You also can access WeTeach at https://www.weteachnyc.org/
InfoHub: The new InfoHub has information targeted at employees, partners, providers, and researchers. The InfoHub includes an employee-only site, similar to the former Intranet. For example, the Arts and Cultural Education Services Guide and the Arts Education Liaisons are available under “Partners and Providers,” and the Annual Arts in Schools Report is available under “Reports and Policies.”
You also can access InfoHub at https://infohub.nyced.org/
iTeach: Professional learning registration is available on iTeachNYC.
You also can access registration on iTeach at
https://iteachnyc.net/2018/08/23/arts-teachers-bookmark-this-site-for-resources-and-professional
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For 40 years, ArtsConnection has provided innovative arts programming to millions of students in the New York City public school system, enhancing children’s intellectual, personal and social growth, while developing award-winning educational models. ArtsConnection’s programming for students, professional development, and research all contribute to a comprehensive approach, nationally recognized for its quality, design and impact across diverse learning communities.
ARTS CONNECTION PROVIDES
Customized in-school programming to over 120 schools, pre K-12, citywide, serving tens of thousands of young people annually
Out-of-school programs for teens, providing experience-rich opportunities for young people to engage in NYC’s cultural world
Free and reduced-priced tickets to performances and cultural venues through our High5 Tickets program
Extensive professional development opportunities for classroom teachers and arts specialists, as well as for our own teaching artists
On-line resources for educators and like-minded practitioners to enrich the arts education field
VISIT: https://teens.artsconnection.org/sap/ TO FIND OUT MORE!
Web Resources for Cultural Institutions, compiled by NYC DOE
The following websites provide links to many of the cultural institutions in the New York City area. Information such as current exhibitions and teacher resources can be found on these sites.
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American Folk Art Museum, www.folkartmuseum.org
Asia Society, www.asiasociety.org
www.folkartmuseum.org
Bronx Museum of the Arts, www.bronxmuseum.org
Brooklyn Historical Society, www.brooklynhistory.org
Brooklyn Museum, www.brooklynmuseum.org
The Cloisters, www.metmuseum.org/visit/visit-the-cloisters Cooper Hewitt Design Museum, www.cooperhewitt.org
El Museo del Barrio, www.elmuseo.org
The Frick Collection, www.frick.org
Society of Illustrators
https://www.societyillustrators.org/
Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, www.guggenheim.org
Hispanic Society of America, www.hispanicsociety.org International Center of Photography, www.icp.org
Japan Society, www.japansociety.org
The Jewish Museum, www.thejewishmuseum.org
The Metropolitan Museum of Art, www.metmuseum.org
Museum for African Art, www.ny.com/museums/museum.for.african.art.html
Museum of Arts and Design, www.madmuseum.org
Museum of Chinese in America, www.mocanyc.org
Museum of Contemporary African Diasporan Arts (MoCADA), www.mocada.org
Museum of Modern Art (MoMA), www.moma.org
MoMA PS 1, www.momaps1.org
The Morgan Library and Museum, www.themorgan.org
Museum of Jewish Heritage, www.mjhnyc.org/nindex.html
Museum of the City of New York, www.mcny.org
Museum of the Moving Image, www.movingimage.us
The National Academy Museum, www.nationalacademy.org
National Museum of the American Indian, www.nmai.si.edu
National September 11 Memorial & Museum, www.911memorial.org
New Museum, www.newmuseum.org
New-York Historical Society, www.nyhistory.org
Neue Galerie New York, www.neuegalerie.org
Noguchi Museum, www.noguchi.org Queens
Museum of Art, www.queensmuseum.org
The Rubin Museum of Art, www.rubinmuseum.org
Sculpture Center, www.sculpture-center.org
Snug Harbor, www.snug-harbor.org
Socrates Sculpture Park, www.socratessculpturepark.org
Studio Museum in Harlem, www.studiomuseum.org
Tenement Museum, www.tenement.org
Weeksville Heritage Center, www.weeksvillesociety.org
Whitney Museum of American Art, www.whitney.org
