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Afterall ArtSchool

Launched at a moment of profound uncertainty for education in general and arts education in particular, ArtSchool is a multi-layered multimedia platform that Pacific designed and developed with the Afterall team for scholars and critics to join with art-workers, students and teachers to collectively reflect on the multiple histories, presents and potential futures of teaching and learning art.

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A webpage from Afterall ArtSchool titled Essays displays three featured articles with images: a colorful group painting, a painting of two people sitting, and a red graphic poster. Two more essays are shown below with smaller images.
Screenshot of the Afterall ArtSchool webpage featuring “What to Believe?” with artist John Miller. The page includes text about Mike Kelley’s Educational Complex (1995) and small images of architectural models at the bottom.
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