Monarch Migrations Keriann Kirkeng One year I was researching Dia De Los Muertos/The Mexican Day of the Dead to incorporate in a unit I was creating and I became fascinated with its co ...
Read MoreI'm just back from a great trip to Tacoma, Washington, to present Embracing Art for Social Change at the Washington Art Education Association Conference and thought I would share a few photos. My keyn ...
Read More“It is time for a different, formal defense of nature. We should offer up not just the notion of being sensible and responsible about it…nor the notion of its mammoth utilitarian and fina ...
Read MoreElementary, middle, and high school teachers and their students are encouraged to participate in the Saving Endangered Species Youth Art Contest, an integral part of the 14th annual Endangered Species ...
Read MoreWhen planning this “Boxed Human” project, I wanted to give my students freedom to create pieces that reflect their own developing styles. The goals for this project were for students to ex ...
Read MorePersistence. Does that concept play a part in your teaching? For your students? For yourself? Persistence is the ability to stick with something, to continue working, to try harder, to not give u ...
Read MoreThe Memory Project is a charitable nonprofit organization that invites art teachers, art students, and solo artists to help cultivate global kindness by creating portraits for children around the worl ...
Read MoreTakashi Murakami: The Octopus Eats Its Own Leg fills most of the Museum of Modern Art in Fort Worth from June 10, 2018–September 16, 2018. Don’t miss it if you are anywhere near Fort Worth ...
Read MoreWhether you are a newbie or a veteran art teacher, the beginning of the school year always offers a fresh new start and an opportunity for setting high expectations for your students. To renew or rein ...
Read MoreArt teachers, summertime is a great time to write articles for SchoolArts Magazine about your most successful studio lessons and ideas. ...
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