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Practice self-care during a stressful time. Spend an hour with Dr. Lisa Kay, expert in art education and art therapy. Enjoy a hands-on making session and learn about therapeutic approaches in art education.

Melissa Purtee and Ian Sands, authors of The Open Art Room and Making Artists, conduct an open-ended discussion of TAB and Choice-Based Art Education for grades 6–12.

Davis Publications Art Historian, Karl Cole, and Director of Digital Curriculum, Robb Sandagata, discuss eight contemporary artists highlighted in the Looking and Learning feature of SchoolArts magazine.

NAEA Supervision/Administration leaders lead a collaborative discussion surrounding issues Fine Art Supervisors and Directors faced as they lead departments from home during COVID-19.

An open discussion with tape artists Michael Townsend and Leah Smith. Learn about the application of Tape Art® in their healing arts practice and as a medium for transforming schools.

Bette Naughton, author of Adaptive Art, presents a variety of methods to adapt art activities, media, tools, and techniques to meet the needs of students with a wide range of challenges.

Authors of our book Fashion Fundamentals discuss ways of teaching fashion in grades 6–12. Learn about topics such as design history, cultural and personal influences, as well as tools and materials.

Discover strategies for introducing contemporary art to students in grades K–5. Get inspiration on topics such as adapting content, creating age-appropriate curricula, and navigating social issues.

Learn body scanning and breathing techniques used in mindfulness practice to calm the body and mind as well as strengthen the imagination and enhance the creative process.

New York-based artist and art educator, Alice Mizrachi, discusses how her work engages local communities and reflects positive response to social issues.

NAEA Supervision/Administration leaders conduct a collaborative discussion surrounding the education landscape in the wake of COVID-19 as they plan for district re-openings.

Take an hour to enjoy this diverse and inclusive look at the art of contemporary photographers with Kathleen Monaghan and Hermon Joyner, authors of Focus on Photography.

Joe Fusaro, author of The Visual Experience and Senior Education Advisor for Art21, explores utilizing Big Questions and Active Viewing with students to get even more success out of your lessons.

Learn from expert educators in the classroom as they consider how contemporary art can be used in the high school classroom and discuss best practices, successful lessons, and suggested content.

InSEA-endorsed webinar featuring author Dr. Lisa Kay. Get a dynamic introduction to the intersection of art education and art therapy exploring trauma-informed approaches for any classroom setting and population.

Consider how contemporary artists and their work can be used with middle school students to encourage their personal identity and self-expression. Learn best practices and successful lessons from expert teachers in the field.