"Nonprofit organizations like The Center for Art Education and Sustainability educate institutions as well as students on the ways in which they can expand sustainability practices across the globe."
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The Center for Art Education and Sustainability (CAES), also known as the Sustainable Art School, is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization incorporated in the state of New York, United States. CAES' work focuses on the research, education and promotion of sustainable practices in art and art education and with aligning artistic lifestyle practices with the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development. What started as an experimental traveling program, has over the years expanded its horizons for the benefit of artists, art educators and communities internationally.
We have created conditions for people to develop sustainable art practices on many fronts, formed partnerships with fourteen entities worldwide (SDG#17), and established relationships with leading individuals in the fields of art education, environmental art, sustainable development, eco-art, law and academics and educators in 17 countries. We have provided professional development for educators in public and private schools, we exhibited in museums and cultural centers in 3 countries, we carried out online programs for artists and educators interested in exploring sustainable practices - which has facilitated unprecedented forms exchange and dialogue between participants from diverse locations in the world. As we continue to engage artists, educators and communities in sustainable practices through art, we thank all the individuals, organizations and foundations that have in one way or another contributed to our growth. |
The Team
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Iván Asin
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Iván Asin is an NYC-based art educator. His work focuses on establishing connections between art education and Education for Sustainable Development (ESD). He studied Visual Arts and Marketing at Montclair State University, earned a Masters Degree in Art & Design Education from Pratt Institute and is currently a Doctoral Candidate in the Art Education Program at Teachers College, Columbia University. He was awarded the title of Master Environmental Educator by the Colorado Alliance for Environmental Education in 2017 and is currently part of the Fulbright Specialist roster. Since 2010, Iván has taught visual arts in the New York City public school system and community-based art programs in Amsterdam and New York. As the founder and leading art educator of the Center for Art Education and Sustainability (CAES), Iván has taught workshops in Argentina, Peru, Colombia, Mexico, Spain and the United States, and has carried out professional development for art educators at conferences and higher education institutions globally.
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Alex González
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Alex is a member of CAES' board of directors. He concentrates his practice on securities, business transactions and governance. He has represented clients in connection with domestic and international securities compliance matters, securities offerings and mergers and acquisitions. Alex has been a member of the board of directors of the Hispanic Bar Association of Pennsylvania since 2011, and was the president of the organization during 2015. He was identified as a “Lawyer on the Fast Track” by the Legal Intelligencer in 2011 and named to the "Pennsylvania Rising Stars List" by Super Lawyers in 2013, 2014 and 2015. Alex previously clerked for the Honorable Eduardo C. Robreno on the Federal District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania.
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Madeline Lynch
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Madeline Lynch is a traveling artist and educator currently based in New York City. Her work is inspired by nature, the existential questions of spirituality, and her experiences walking along side native people and earth keepers of South America. Madeline received her Bachelor of Arts degree from American University with a double major of Philosophy and Studio Art. She is currently enrolled in the SMBI Masters program at Teachers College, Columbia University, studying the bridge between Psychology and Spirituality. Madeline has exhibited in Costa Rica, Colombia, Japan, and the United States. She is the co-founder of the visionary art project Seeds of the Anaconda that acts a bridge of communication for mythology, native teachings, and the modern world.
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Stephanie Orlic
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Stephanie Orlic is a third year student at Brandeis University studying International Global Studies, Media Studies and Economics. She focuses on creating informative and engaging content about global issues and organizations and is passionate about raising awareness on youth and community development, women’s leadership, and sustainability. Stephanie has been able to cultivate new channels of communication with an emerging network, through her internship with Options Center at Goddard Riverside where she worked with high school students in pursuit of higher education, as well as working on research projects at the Brandeis International Business School where she has compartmentalized data on the effects of gender distribution and evolving immigration patterns on developing economies. She has previously developed marketing content for a variety of departments, with her strong skills in graphic design and video production and hopes to continue curating dynamic digital media and further elevate the organizations she is a part of.
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María Losada
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María Losada is a visual artist and lawyer from Argentina. She is CAES' contract analyst and legal expert, playing an important role in our development of partnerships internationally.
María earned a Masters Degree in the field of Intellectual Property & Information Technology Law from Fordham Law School in 2015. She participated in Fordham’s Art & Law Program, which aims to bring together law students and qualified individuals in the areas of visual arts and curating. María works one-on-one with artists on research topics relevant to their respective projects, as well as transactional issues and concerns faced by visual artists and arts organizations. |
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PARTNERS
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Laguna Art Museum
Laguna Beach, California Un Mundo La Ceiba, Honduras Espiraluz Atelier Quintana Roo, México Tintes Naturales Buenos Aires, Argentina Zona Imaginaria Buenos Aires, Argentina Artolution Global Campos de Gutiérrez Medellín, Colombia Hogar de Niñas Nuestra Señora Lima, Perú TC,Columbia University New York City |
ART EDUCATORS, ARTISTS & PEOPLE IN OUR NETWORK
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NORTH AMERICA
CANADA Ian Garret, Toronto MEXICO Fernanda Reyna, Mexico City Verónica Ugalde, Quintana Roo Luzelena Mar, Quintana Roo UNITED STATES Aline Bloch - Seattle, WA Amy McPartland - New York, NY Kristine Tucker - NJ Caitlin Reller - Laguna Beach, CA Daniel Chapman - Boston, MA Max Levi Frieder - New York, NY Tara Callen - Miami, FL Patricia Tucker - Madison, WI CENTRAL AMERICA
COSTA RICA Tania Goicoechea - San José HONDURAS Amanda Blewitt, La Ceiba Denis Espinal, La Ceiba |
SOUTH AMERICA
ARGENTINA Luciana Marrone - Necochea Lucrecia Urbano - Buenos Aires Pablo Landolfi - Buenos Aires Lucy Rivero - Buenos Aires María Gracia Salinas - Buenos Aires BRAZIL Nicole Takasse, Sao Paulo CHILE Exequiel Coñomán, Talca Pilar Vicuña, Santiago COLOMBIA Andrés Monzón, Medellín David Garzón, Medellín Rosse Taveras, Bogotá PERU Evelyn Guerrero Córdoba, Lima Rosa Chumacero, Lima |
EUROPE
FINLAND Asta Kuusinen, Helsinki Katja Uksila, Helsinki Riikka Mäkikoskela, Helsinki ITALY Ilaria Mazzoleri, Bergamo Laura Scaglione, Bologna NETHERLANDS Rosanne Koster, Amsterdam Elvira Vroomen, Amsterdam PORTUGAL Aldo Passarinho, Beja Graça Martins, Lisbon Thiago Caldas, Beja SPAIN Joan Miquel Porquer, Barcelona José Albelda, Valencia Carmen Gracia, Valencia Cristina González G., Valencia SWEDEN Ann Juuse, Stockholm |