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Visiting
Artist
Lectures

"My roles as artist and educator are rooted in the same practice and purpose: to generate participatory action  toward reparative forms of social justice and a culture of remembrance."

Visiting Artist Lectures

With his a-Historical Landscape series as a platform to discuss topics such as "Art as Social Justice", "The American Picturesque in the Age of Abolitionism" and "Toward an American Culture of Remembrance", Jean-Marc has been a Visiting Artist/Lecturer at SUNY New Paltz, Ramapo College of New Jersey, Vassar College, Pratt Institute, and Bard College as well as museums and cultural institutions such as The Aldrich Contemporary Art Museum and Olana State Historic Site.
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  • home
  • about
  • art
    • Drawing >
      • a-Historical Landscapes
      • I Draw & You Talk
      • Strange Fruit; Split Seed
    • Sculpture >
      • Blauvelt Blues
      • Can A Sculpture Feel Pain?
      • EMPIRE brickwork
      • Freeborn Trails
      • Six of the First
      • The Price of Half-Freedom
      • Thomas Pomplin Memorial
      • Tiny House of Steel
    • Public Art >
      • 1City:2Schools
      • There Are NO Black Shakers
      • From the Ground UP
      • Burial for White Supremacy
  • teaching
    • Curating >
      • We Wear the Mask
    • Museum Learning
    • Reparative Work
    • Visiting Artist Lectures
    • Workshops
  • video
  • Press
  • Publications