Studio Practices

Cultural appropriation is a consequential issue for art teachers, and it is important that we spend time creating a culturally...

For the past several years, art educators, Marla Seibold and Petra Maton at Evanston Township High School in Evanston, Illinois,...

Adding artful marks to projects using paint or ink teaches students how to layer, pattern, and compose a beautiful piece...

Love. At first, this might seem like a topic you and your students don’t want to discuss. The last thing...

You may know Josie Lewis from her huge Instagram following, her colorful, creative artmaking, and her idea that art is...

Does the phrase “curriculum revision” excite you or bring a sense of unease? Whether you are a veteran art educator...

An art educator’s curriculum is never truly finished. Think of your students who are quick to call their project completed....

To an administrator, teaching art can seem simple. They know you encourage creativity, talk about artists, and make messes in...

As a high school teacher, the new shift in inquiry investigation in the AP Art and Design curriculum has me...

The glazing process is one of the most fascinating things about ceramics. There is a great deal of chemistry involved...

Today, Nic talks to Jeanne Styczinski, a children’s book author and illustrator, former kindergarten teacher, and artist-in-residence. Listen as they...

As art teachers, we have a special blessing (and sometimes a curse) to constantly notice the areas of our schools...