Studio Practices

Sitting at a desk all day listening to lectures sounds draining, tedious, and boring. As a matter of fact, classes...

Whether it’s a piece of art history by a master, a contemporary installation, a community mural, or a student drawing,...

Josh Chrosniak returns to the show today to discuss how he built a printmaking press in his classroom. Using an...

With a nod to both procrastinators and those already planning ahead to their New Year’s resolutions, Tim invites a couple...

Teaching life skills in the art classroom is essential. Critical thinking and time management transcend the art studio and set...

We all know art teachers are experts when creating artwork with plaster and molds. It’s fun, messy, and usually fail-proof....

Teachers today often feel like they need to battle for their students’ attention—especially when it comes to art history. Dark...

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...

You probably know someone who looks at memes daily (for goodness sake, our students do!) According to PBS, 54 percent...

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