Jjenna Hupp Andrews
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Contemporary Artists as Stewardship Emissaries: Exploring the Aesthetic Interweaving of Cultural Norms and Local/Global Stewardship Midwest Institute for International & Intercultural Education 23rd Annual Conference, Schoolcraft College, MI.– April 2016

Abstract: A growing number of contemporary artists have turned their attention issues of stewardship. The interaction of human actions and cultural norms has become not only fertile ground but also essential issues for artists to engage with through aesthetic actions. Issues of stewardship of not only the environment, but also of cultures have become essential to continued human diversity and survival in this increasingly globalized world and artists are becoming not only harbingers but also leaders in a variety of environmental and socio-cultural movements. This module was designed for a 200 level contemporary art course to explore the contemporary artist as steward, but can be adapted for a variety of art and/or humanities courses. Many artists actually cross over and collaborate with professionals outside of the arts, so elements of the module can easily be adapted for STEM/STEAM disciplines.



  • Home
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    • Invisibility is a Superpower
    • Dad, Disappearing
    • Pieta, Gaia
    • Victory of St Wilgefortis, St of Non-Binary & Trans People
    • Creativity in the Time of Covid 19
    • Suffer the little children series >
      • Suffer the Little Children...
      • Suffer the little children, COVID-19 Portrait Series
      • Suffer the little children... War/Refugee Portrait Series
      • Postcards from the forgotten edge of forever
    • SAY HER/HIS/THEIR NAME
    • Selected Artwork
    • Exhibitions >
      • Forms and Figures - 2025
      • Muskegon Museum of Art’s 95th Michigan Contemporary Art Exhibition
      • SAC's Upcycle Art in the Park - 2025
      • BBAC Michigan Fine Arts Competition -2024
      • Fiber Art Now - Excellence In Fibers IX
      • Fiber Art Now - Fiber Reimagined II - 2024
      • Creativity in the Time of Covid-19
      • Of Revolutions, Revelations, Resolutions (and of those left forgotten in between)
      • Mott Art Faculty Exhibition -GFAC
      • The 19th Amendment at 100
      • STATUS 2019
      • Flint City Artists 2019
      • Flint: More than Just Water, and Exhibition
      • ArtPATH Lansing 2018
      • Lifeblood
      • Artists Treading Water
      • Nomadic Boarderlands
      • Second Skin
      • All They Survey
      • Liminal
      • Touching Life
      • intervals…interfaces…interstices
  • Teaching
    • Teaching Philosophy >
      • Teaching Philosophy Essay
    • Courses >
      • Course Descriptions
    • Student Artwork >
      • Drawing 1
      • Two-Dimensional Design
      • Three-Dimensional Design
      • Sculpture
      • In the Studio
    • Professional Development
  • Publications
    • Published Exhibitions
    • Books >
      • Flint Water Crisis
      • Lost In Media
      • Dissertation
    • Articles
    • Presentations >
      • Inclusive Language in the Remote Learning Environment
      • The Water Within LAND Conference 2-7-19
      • Facing College: Engaging International and Immigrant Students through a Collaborative Interdisciplinary Storytelling Project.
      • Seek & Find: Connections
      • Contemporary Artists as Stewardship
      • Act! Do Something
      • Wangechi Mutu
      • Ask me Why I'm RAD
      • Exploring ‘My Place(s) in this World’
      • Watching a Revolution
    • Speaking Engagements >
      • Featured Artist Talk - Creativity in the Time of Covid-19
      • Multiple Identities, Two Cultures, One Voice: The Art & Activism of Contemporary Afro-Latina & Afro-Latinx-Q Artists
      • Don't tell me what to do: Creative Careers Vol. 1
      • The Aesthetic Lens: Engaging Sociopolitical Injustice Through Art
      • Artists Treading Water
      • Social Justice Speaker in Residence
    • Press >
      • Student Project
      • Donor Mural
    • CV
  • Blog