Studio Practices

After a couple weeks away while Tim talked to important people (Sir Ken Robinson and AOE Founder Jessica Balsley), Andrew...

Each year as I wrap up a semester’s worth of learning in my high school introductory art course, I am...

AOE Founder Jessica Balsley joins Tim to talk about last week’s interview with Sir Ken Robinson. They share some stories...

In traditional art classrooms, students produce work at a variety of paces. Sometimes this can leave an art teacher scrambling...

How large do you let your students draw? There are benefits to taking a small image and replicating it on...

Editor’s Note: Surprise! We’re adding a second new voice to the AOE Magazine this week! Please join me in welcoming...

In this very special episode of Art Ed Radio, Tim is in Los Angeles to interview the one and only...

Editor’s Note: Today I’d like to introduce the newest member of the AOE Writing Team, Wynita Harmon! Wynita teaches elementary...

Pop culture rules our classrooms. From bottle flipping to absurd dance moves, these viral sensations can become annoying and sometimes...

Art educators often venture into the summer months on the hunt for artistic exemplars. Sometimes we’re searching for specific types...

With new initiatives in education, many art teachers are feeling the pressure to incorporate a slew of other content into...