By studying a group of revolutionary artists, students will come to understand how these figures pursued their causes through both their artwork and their actions.
Artist(s): Diego Rivera, David Alfaro Siqueiros

Students identify their own personal symbols and incorporate them into an artwork.
Artist(s): Diego Rivera, Doris Salcedo, Kara Walker

Students communicate their political views in a work of art.
Artist(s): Judy Chicago, Diego Rivera

Students create a photomontage or a photographic still life.
Artist(s): Tina Modotti

Students create a series of self-portraits that "break the rules."
Artist(s): Eva Hesse, Henri Matisse, Jackson Pollock

Students explore Kahlo's portraits and create a memory box in response to the loves of her life.
Artist(s): Frida Kahlo

Students create their own life-size alter egos as a tactic for exploring identity.
Artist(s): Claude Cahun, Robert Gober, Philip Guston, Andy Warhol

Students create a piece of art that reflects their own personal symbolism.
Artist(s): Louise Bourgeois, Robert Gober, Philip Guston, Chris Johanson

Students create a mixed-media box to give voice to a hidden history.
Artist(s): Judy Chicago, Glenn Ligon, Doris Salcedo, Kara Walker

Students create three-dimensional environments that demonstrate scientific principles based on Exploratorium Science Snacks^©.
Artist(s): Olafur Eliasson

Students learn about Jeff Wall's process and then create their own digital montage.
Artist(s): Jeff Wall

Students work with natural materials and reflect on the perception of time and space.
Artist(s): Olafur Eliasson