Connections

The day after Halloween, AOEU writer Josh Chrosniak makes his first appearance on the podcast to talk about his article...

The many subjects that surround art are vast and diverse. The ones that really stick with us seem to be...

Note: This article will use People First Language since we do not know the reader’s preference. The word “disability” may...

Can art teachers confidently incorporate creative writing into lessons? Is there space for writing in the art room? Can handwriting...

Going green is more than just color these days. It is a lifestyle! Today, recycling, eating organic, and starting a...

Have you ever wondered how much time people spend looking at art? The answer might shock you. Findings from a...

Take a moment to reflect. When was the last time you actively used a visual journal? What did it look...

Picture this scenario: You introduce a new unit and reveal an art history topic to your students. After you outline...

The art room is a great place to explore, create, and use your imagination. It can also be a wonderful...

Phil Hansen is back on the show! Best known for his Embrace the Shake TED Talk, Phil is also an...

Art and activism have long been intertwined. While the popularity of protest art spiked in the 1960s with growing public...

Out of the millions of artworks created in human history, most adults and children can probably identify only a handful:...