Studio Practices

We recognize that it may not be permissible to engage in discussions of racial equity or critical race theory at...

We’ve all received drawings covered in hearts because they’re about love. Or perhaps you’ve received landscape paintings of trees about...

Artist of the Month bulletin boards are a fun way to decorate your room and integrate art history all at...

Part of getting our classrooms and carts ready for the school year is assessing our stock of supplies. If your...

As we move into another school year, it is important to remember where we can find community and where we...

Do you want to try something new on the first day but feel stuck? An engaging way to get students...

Organization is a constant battle for art teachers because we love our stuff! Whether due to a lack of storage...

Podcast conversations represent opinions of educational contributors from across the nation and do not necessarily represent the position of the...

As art teachers, it is important for many of us to try to find a creative outlet. In today’s discussion,...

For many, art is inherently therapeutic. The act of creating can be a form of self-care, and it can also...

Working with linoleum blocks is time-consuming and expensive. While students walk away with a beautiful stack of prints, they pour...

It is natural for most students to assume art is only drawing, painting, and realism. But, we know art is...