A few years ago, fully virtual art rooms were commonplace. Today, for the most part, art educators are back in-person teaching and creating. However, there are some teachers who stayed completely virt ...
Read MoreAs people involved in creativity, we understand art is tied closely to the experiences of the person creating it. This makes Divisive Concepts Laws a complicated topic for art educators. Where can you ...
Read MoreAs educators, we recognize the importance of art museums and the part they play in preserving culture. However, for a variety of reasons, these institutions can seem unreachable, as if they’re o ...
Read MoreWe know there are teacher codes of ethics that guide what we can and cannot do but those don’t help us understand how you go about making decisions. This leads to the question, what does ethical ...
Read MoreIt’s an all too real fact that some art classrooms aren’t “classrooms” at all, they’re mobile. “Art on a Cart” is commonplace now. So, what if you find yourse ...
Read MoreWith summer in full swing, it’s natural to believe this is a good time to catch up on our own creative projects. However, for many of us, this can be daunting. It’s time to address the myt ...
Read MoreRenowned artist Alice Mizrachi is back! This time, she joins the Creativity Department to discuss the Making Murals workshop at this year’s NAEA in Minneapolis. The session focused on how to cre ...
Read MoreIn this digital age, STEAM-powered thinking is more relevant than ever. The different disciplines intersect in many interesting and surprising ways! However, it can be a challenge to find projects to ...
Read MoreAs summer approaches we’re reflecting on how the year went. Whether you’re focused on what worked well or what next year’s improvement could look like, this analysis requires purpose ...
Read MoreAs educators, we witness the impact small actions have on students every day. Martha Niño, our guest in this episode, calls this The Butterfly Effect. Today, Martha is a senior marketing manage ...
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