Art Works Workshop in a Box

  • Title slide for "Art Works Workshop in a Box" aka "Art Works: How Organizers and Artists Are Art Works Workshop Creating a Better World Together" by Ken Grossinger
  • A city street view with large yellow painted letters on the pavement spelling 'BLACK LIVES MATTER,' with people walking and biking around.
  • The artwork is called "Reflect" by Nikkolas Smith, 2020
  • A digital display featuring artwork and posters related to social activism, social justice, and community themes, with a background of black chalkboard-style texture and white text on the left explaining the purpose of the display.
  • Text about Ken Grossinger on a dark background, with a photo of an older man with gray hair and beard.
  • Text reading 'CASE STUDIES' in yellow on a dark background.
  • Street mural photo of "Raven" taken by Stefan Ways. Courtesy of Justin Nethercut 2013
  • Information about a housing mural project in Baltimore, including images of murals, QR codes, and city buildings.
  • Large mural of a young child peering over a border fence, with two border patrol agents standing in front of it. Photo: GIANTS, Kikito, and the Border Control
  • Text overlay on a background image of a child peering out from behind a fence, discussing an art installation in Tecate, Mexico, featuring a photograph of a toddler on a border wall.
  • A woman speaking into a microphone in front of a large black-and-white projection of a person lying in bed.
  • Text article about a case study on the National Domestic Workers Alliance and the film 'Roma'.
  • Black and white photo of a female performer with four backup dancers on stage during a concert, all wearing black leather outfits and fishnet stockings.
  • Text titled 'Case Study #4 Beyoncé at the Super Bowl' with a background image of Beyoncé dressed in black leather performing at the Super Bowl halftime show, with her crew dressed in black outfits behind her, some forming an X on the field.
  • Text titled "Learnings from Organizers and Artists" with quotes about art and social justice. A colorful butterfly artwork with the phrase "migration is beautiful" at the bottom right. Background is black with yellow rays behind the butterfly. Caption reads "By and courtesy of Favianna Rodriguez, 2018."
  • Black and white informational display titled 'Learnings from Organizers and Artists,' featuring quotes from Jasiri X and Shepard Fairey, and a photograph of hanging plaques at the National Memorial for Peace and Justice in Montgomery, Al.
  • A black poster with blue and white text discussing the role of art in social change, titled 'Additional Content in Art Works.' It lists topics such as civil rights, Black Lives Matter, music, film, refugee justice, museums, activism, and collaboration.
  • Slide displaying discussion questions about the impact of art on social change, featuring a mural of George Floyd with vibrant colors. The mural contains his likeness and the words 'George Floyd' in large letters, with flowers and other imagery around it. The questions address cultural efforts, art's influence on action, impact measurement, and art's role in advocacy.
  • Text reading 'Tools and Resources' in blue on a black background.
  • A poster titled 'Art Works Spotify and YouTube channels' with two playlists: Spotify Playlist with various artists and songs, and a YouTube Playlist featuring live performances, memorials, and music videos.