Studio Practices

How often have you said the following phrase in class, “If you wanted to try this at home, you could…”?...

A classic struggle in the history of art is the differentiation between art and craft. When we tell people that...

Playlists can be a great way to navigate through a project from beginning to end. In this episode, Lindsay Anderson...

In this episode from the archives, Tim and Jenn Russell dive into a long conversation about exactly how they teach...

You know that feeling—you stare across the room at a piece of cardboard, and your brain starts considering all the...

Winter is upon us, and with that, cold and flu season. Not to mention a potential resurgence of Covid that...

As art teachers, most of us love art history. We love looking at art. We love sharing famous and historical...

In his first of two episodes as guest host, Candido Crespo welcomes art educator Paula Liz to discuss how we...

Keeping students motivated seems tougher than ever right now. Students are more unsettled than usual, and attention spans are at...

November 20th is Corita Day, a celebration of the art and life of Corita Kent, also known as Sister Mary...

Chances are, if you ask your students what art is, many will say, “Drawing and painting.” Even when other adults...

In today’s episode, guest host Jonathan Juravich shares his love for all things cardboard. Kaitlyn Edington (Art With Mrs. E)...