Connections

Tim had the chance to sit down with author and illustrator Mike Venezia, whose “Getting to Know” series of books...

Teaching art history can be difficult. Unless the artist has some sort of ridiculous or amazing background story, it can...

Whether it is the elementary classroom or a college art workshop, we want student artists to be able to discuss...

This article is part two of a two-part series on using color theory to deconstruct race. Click here to read...

This article is part one of a two-part series on using color theory to deconstruct race. Part two can be...

If there is one resource art teachers can always use more of, it’s time! Time to delve into the new...

I have a blind and cognitively challenged student in my fifth-grade art class. My college classes touched briefly on special...

Being able to think creatively is a vitally important skill to every area in education, and of course, art teachers...

Over my many years in the classroom, I have taught in a wide range of different schools. Some have been...

Do you love the look of batik but hate the hassle? Then this method might be for you! Watch the...

Blue is for boys. Pink is for girls. This pervasive idea infiltrates the art room, limiting student imagination and growth–and...

Art teachers are always concerned about teaching students how to think more creatively. But no one ever talks about how...