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A Guide for Bringing the Harlem Renaissance Into Your Classroom
Bringing art history into your classroom is no doubt an effective way to teach students about styles of art, artistic movements, and...
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Aboriginal Art: Revisited, Researched, and Revamped!
There are some artistic traditions toward which art teachers gravitate. Australian Aboriginal art seems to be one of those. But,...
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Helping Students Care About Art History (Ep. 091)
Tim is passionate about art history, and making it a vibrant, exciting subject for our students. It’s time to move...
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9 Surrealists Your Students Need to Know
What is it about Surrealism that is so fascinating to students? Seeing work that is technically proficient, yet profoundly unique,...
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10 Artist-Inspired Projects Your Students Will Love
Who was the first artist you remember falling in love with? The first who, after learning about them or seeing...
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How to Teach Students to Fail Spectacularly
When students move through most school systems, they are taught questions have a singular “right” answer. They learn their performance...
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To Mark, or Not to Mark on Student Art, That Is the Question
As art educators, we know there isn’t an absolute “right” way to teach art to our students. There are many...
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An Interview with Alexa Meade (Ep. 090)
In this very special episode of Art Ed Radio, Tim is in the Los Angeles studio of artist Alexa Meade....
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A Powerful Way to Teach Kindness in the Art Room
Every day in our schools we see unkind acts and hear hurtful words. Unfortunately, bullying and bullies will always exist. However, in...
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Create Beautiful Landscapes Using Just Oil Pastels and Torn Paper
Are you looking for a quick lesson that hits multiple objectives? If so, torn paper landscapes might be for you! This...
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