Lincoln Center partnered with the Association of Teaching Artists to host the ATA Awards, which recognize and celebrate teaching artists working across education and community settings and their advocates.
In this excerpt from the evening’s presentation, arts education researcher and evaluator Dr. Dennie Palmer Wolf shares her insights on teaching artistry, as featured in her recent article, “Teaching Artists as Essential Workers.”
Lincoln Center partnered with the Association of Teaching Artists to host the ATA Awards, which recognize and celebrate teaching artists working across education and community settings and their advocates.
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