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A STARTING POINT Seeing our students, Seeing themselves

A living document of BIPOC artists that I include in my curriculum and those that I will include.

My aim has been to introduce my students to the work of diverse creatives that look like themselves, so they feel valued and represented in my class, at school, and society at large.

I recognize that I need to do better and will commit to including artists that specifically use their work to address social change.

Don Masse (he/him)- Zamorano Fine Arts Academy/SDUSD visual art resource teacher

Lakwena Maciver https://www.lakwena.com/biography 5th graders looked at her work for inspiration when designing a legacy mural for our school.
Santos Orellana http://www.shinebritezamorano.com/2016/04/success-with-santos.html?m=1 https://artsandactivities.com/local-love/ https://www.theartofsantos.com
Favianna Rodriguez https://favianna.com
Kevin Bongang https://www.bongang.com/about
T’Jay Santa Ana https://www.tjaysantaana.com

More Voices

Nina Chanel Abney https://ninachanel.com
Broobs https://www.broobs.online
Christian Robinson https://www.theartoffun.com/about
Olalekan Jeyifous https://www.nytimes.com/2019/04/23/arts/design/shirley-chisholm-monument-prospect-park.html
Yash Pradhan https://www.yashpradhan.com/about
Alonso Delgadillo https://www.alonsodelgadillo.com/
Ciara LeRoy https://www.etsy.com/shop/PrettyStrangeStudio
Adia Millett http://adiamillett.com/about-ba
Aaliyah Naimah https://instagram.com/exaltinginbeauty?igshid=1t6yzrmzl7bbq
Zard Apuya https://www.thumbprintgallery.com/tastes-of-nostalgia.html
Nidhi Chahani https://everydayloveart.com/bio/
Rachel Gloria Adams http://www.rachelgloria.com
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Don Masse
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