SchoolArts in Barcelona
This was my first trip to Spain and I tried not to have any preconceptions of it. ...
Read MoreThis was my first trip to Spain and I tried not to have any preconceptions of it. ...
Read MoreDue to limited access to the Internet while we were in Spain, I was not able to post along our journey, but I thought I would give some highlights of our trip in several posts. ...
Read MoreThis week the Tall Ships came to Boston, as they usually do to help celebrate the 4th of July. It’s a thrilling spectacle; especially since these are ships from all over the world. This year it ...
Read MoreNow that the semester is over, I can reflect on my college students' observations on their first observations in public school (they were required to have 28 hours over the semester). I thought I woul ...
Read MoreOnce again it is time for my UNT preservice students to finalize their teaching philosophies for this semester. I have asked three of them if I could share their philosophies on here and they all said ...
Read MoreSchoolArts and CRIZMAC are offering an indepth experience, Folk Art Extravaganza, in conjunction with the Santa Fe International Folk Art Market, July 11-17. We will be housed at the lovely Inn o ...
Read MoreJoin artist Judy Chicago and members of The Dinner Party curriculum team to explore the rich content of The Dinner Party this summer at Kutztown University. To be held July 8-13, 2012, this will be an ...
Read MoreMy university art education students are all digital natives. They do not remember a time when computers were not in their lives. ...
Read MoreI just received a new book, 50 Contemporary Artists You Should Know, published by Prestel in Munich, London, and New York, 2011, authored by Brad Finger and Christiane Weidemann. It consists main ...
Read MoreSince I am sharing this lesson with my preservice university students this week, I thought I would also share it here. ...
Read MoreIt is my understanding that there is no word for art in most indigenous cultures. John Reyna, a Native American from Taos Pueblo, always stresses this fact about Pueblo languages in his introductions ...
Read MoreDaniel Pink’s Peanut Butter Cup Theory of Innovation: “Sometimes the most powerful ideas come from simply combining two existing ideas nobody else ever thought to unite.” ...
Read MoreUntil I went to China several years ago, I had not given much thought to the country—it seemed impossibly remote for this claustrophobic flyer and my travels, up to this point, focused on Mexico ...
Read MoreEvery place has a history. Think about one of your favorite places. Is it a place in nature? Is it a built environment? What is its history? Have you ever tried to depict it in art, perhaps through ph ...
Read MoreIf you are like most art teachers, you are the only such teacher in your school, a situation that can feel very isolating. Yet you should never underestimate the power of one. ...
Read MoreSo that we can give you access to Rama's reproducible art bucks, I am sharing here Rama Hughes' March 2012 SchoolArts advocacy article, The Root of All... Easels?: ...
Read MoreWant to know what’s new from Davis? Subscribe to our mailing list for periodic updates on new products, contests, free stuff, and great content.
We use cookies to improve our site and your experience. By continuing to browse our site, you accept our cookie policy.
Find out more.