Relationship Building

It can be a great joy to surprise others. Think about the look of delight on someone’s face as they...

Art and activism are a powerful combination. In the book, Seeing Power: Art and Activism in the 21st Century, art...

In today’s episode, guest host Sarah Krajewski talks about her own experience investigating identity and how that learning can transfer...

If you ask a group of first graders about emotions and feelings, they can usually name a few. “Happy! Sad!...

While our focus tends to be on the visual, art educators also need to effectively communicate in writing. The quality...

Today, art teacher Jordan DeWilde joins Tim to talk about his new book, 30-minute drawing for beginners. Listen as they...

Mindlessly doom scrolling on Instagram can sometimes be worthwhile. This was the case when I came across the account @tinyartshow....

Creating with clay continues to be a crowd favorite among students. One of the even more intriguing things about ceramics...

Connections across the curriculum add value to students’ learning experiences. In seeking to make connections, it is not unusual for...

The world of art theft, heists, and cons is fascinating. These stories of crime don’t only fascinate art lovers; they...

In today’s episode, Don Masse joins Nic to talk about teaching during the pandemic and how kids can still work...

In every art room, some students naturally work more quickly than others. However, the speed of students working doesn’t necessarily...