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Art Prof Clara Lieu interviews Teaching Artist Eloise Sherrid about her artistic development as a child to her time as an undergraduate student at the Rhode Island School of Design where she studied film. Currently Eloise works in video production and has an active studio practice based in collage and collaboration.

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Art Prof Clara Lieu and Teaching Artist Deepti Menon debate Billie Eilish's music video for "My Future." [https://youtu.be/Dm9Zf1WYQ_A] In "Crit Clash," we assign a point of view to each artist for the purposes of this debate. In this case, Prof Lieu is arguing for "My Future," while Deepti is arguing against. These views are not necessarily what Prof Lieu and Deepti think in real life by the way, so you might see them making statements they wouldn't normally make! Find out Prof Lieu and Deepti's IRL opinions after the stream in the #crit-clash-reveals channel in the Art Prof Discord. The invite link to our Discord is: https://discord.gg/g5XQRpT

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Art Prof Clara Lieu explains how to get to know your students when teaching art online. Forming connections with your students is a vitally important part of being a teacher, yet without in person experiences this is additionally challenging online. Prof Lieu reviews overall strategies as well as concrete actions you can take as a teacher to connect with your students online.

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Art Prof Clara Lieu moderates a debate between Art Prof Teaching Artists Alex Rowe and Lauryn Welch on Robert Crumb's comics. In "Crit Clash," we assign a point of view to each artist for the purposes of this debate. In this case, Alex is arguing for Robert Crumb, while Lauryn is arguing against. These views are not necessarily what Lauryn and Alex think in real life by the way, so you might see them making statements they wouldn't normally make!

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Art Prof Clara Lieu best practices for teaching studio art online that can be applied to any teaching context. Regardless of what platforms you are using, Prof Lieu explains how to shift your mindset, in order to find the silver linings of the remote learning circumstances that occurred due to Covid-19. Prof Lieu addresses topics such as how to choose your online platforms, the high impact of streaming live video, generational gaps between how teachers and students use the Internet, and more.

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Art Prof Clara Lieu and Teaching Artists Deepti Menon and Cat Huang talk about the differences between storyboards and comics. There is a lot of overlap with storyboards and comics, but there are also formats, characteristics, and approaches that distinguish them from each other.

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Art Prof Clara Lieu interviews Teaching Artist Jordan McCracken-Foster about his studio practice as a concept artist. Jordan completed his BFA in Illustration at the Rhode Island School of Design and his MFA in game development at the Academy of Art University. Jordan specializes in digital media, character design, and concept art.

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Art Prof Clara Lieu and Teaching Artist Lauryn Welch critique the jewelry design of the mockingjay pin worn by Katniss Everdeen in the 2012 film "The Hunger Games," based on the book by Suzanne Collins.

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Art Prof Clara Lieu and Teaching Artists Deepti Menon and Cat Huang talk about ownership of stories represented by visual artists. Topics covered include what the difference is between representation and appropriation, the power of personal narratives, showing classic stories, and more.

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Art Prof Clara Lieu moderates a debate between Art Prof Teaching Artists Eloise Sherrid and Jordan McCracken-Foster on Pablo Picasso's painting "Desmoiselles D'Avignon." In "Crit Clash," we assign a point of view to each artist for the purposes of this debate. In this case, Eloise is arguing for "Desmoiselles D'Avignon," while Jordan is arguing against. These views are not necessarily what Eloise and Jordan think in real life by the way, so you might see them making statements they wouldn't normally make! 

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