In my last post I wrote about the Ralph T. Coe Foundation in Santa Fe, New Mexico and their focus on Native American Arts. The special exhibition at the Foundation right now is A View from Here: North ...
Read MoreThe Coe Foundation's collection of around 2000 objects represents worldwide indigenous cultures, with its core collection encompassing the span of historic to contemporary North American Native works. ...
Read MoreAs art teachers we are always eager to get those first displays of student artwork hung up. Such a display is a great advocacy tool, seen by students, teachers, administrators, and parents. Here is a ...
Read MoreOne of the best things about the start of a new school year, at least for veteran art teachers, is the chance for fresh beginnings and the opportunity to build a strong foundation for your art program ...
Read MoreHere are many more photos of art teachers' rooms ready for students. Maybe everyone featured in this series of posts should send me a new photo of their room once 6 weeks have gone by for comparison! ...
Read MoreIn honor of the hundred anniversary of the national parks, we visited a second national monument this weekend: the Kasha-Katuwe Tent Rocks National Monument near Cochiti Pueblo in northern New Me ...
Read MoreDuring the summer, to get to Bandelier, you have to take a shuttle bus from nearby White Rock. The park service limits the number of cars that enter the park but taking the bus was very ...
Read MoreSITE Santa Fe creates significant experiences for visitors by presenting contemporary art in new and engaging ways. Since its opening in 1995, SITE Santa Fe has been committed to supporting ...
Read MoreIn a town that seems to have a different festival every weekend, the Santa Fe Indian Market tops them all. ...
Read MoreAccording to their website, "The Thinkery is an evolution of Austin Children’s Museum. It’s Austin’s home for “why” and “how.” ...
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