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This is a great statement, "However, it is still important for educators to teach the value of theory to students."
ReplyDeleteWhen discussing Sol LeWitt we had students take sides and debate which was more important the object or the idea. It was a really great conversation.
We also had students come up with a set of instructions for a work or art that was to be completed by someone else.