Studio Practices

After the fire at Notre-Dame last week, Tim takes some time to reflect today on what the cathedral means to...

Several years ago, over winter break, I made the mistake of making a New Year’s resolution. Even worse, I said...

The following article is written by an art educator working in a district that supports the LGBTQ+ community. The article...

Sculpture is the medium most commonly ignored by elementary art teachers. But your kids deserve to create in three dimensions,...

It’s in my nature to try and put a positive spin on any situation. So when I switched schools and...

If you’re looking for a simple way to add some excitement and engagement in your art room, this episode is...

It’s easy to think showing growth in the art room in a meaningful way is difficult. After all, with an...

Incorporating encaustic painting into your curriculum can seem daunting. You’re probably envisioning tricky processes and costly materials. But you might...

I love engaging in service-learning art activities with my students. Years ago I coined the teaching philosophy, “Art with Purpose.”...

Art show season is one of the best (and busiest) times of the year. Art shows are all about showing...

Could the most dangerous store for an art teacher to visit actually be the bookstore? For Cassie, it is, and...

As art educators, we all stay extremely busy; writing lesson plans, prepping and organizing, teaching, mentoring, exhibiting student work, advocating...