Studio Practices

Do you know what the most valuable resource is in your classroom? It is YOU! You are the gifted and...

Jonathan Juravich returns to the show to talk more about how we teach awareness and empathy in the art room....

If you are looking for a new way to engage students at the beginning of the year that will get...

With the rapid pace and changes in technology, it’s hard to know what will stand the test of time, what’s...

Humans are all about experiences. We thrive on them. Think back to your last week, what stands out to you?...

Amanda O’Shaughnessy is an elementary art teacher from Kansas City who does incredible ceramic work with her kids. After her...

The self-portrait has an extensive history dating back to ancient Greek, Roman, and Egyptian civilizations. It can be seen throughout...

There’s never a bad time to talk about blowing glass, particularly with the popularity of Netflix’s show Blown Away. Today,...

The following article is written by an art educator working in a district that supports inclusive practices. The article is...

At the core of our love for teaching is the love of artmaking and creating. We are artists, but sometimes...

In the art room, watercolor paint can be a bit of a Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde situation. On the...

When it comes to teaching ceramics in our classrooms, art teachers tend to either feel confident or intimidated. If we’re...