Studio Practices

When teaching specific art styles like Pointillism or Impressionism, the focus is often on the ‘wow factor’ of the final product....

Andrew takes his first turn in the host chair for a discussion with Tim on the biggest things we do–the...

This is the first episode of Art Ed Radio - the new Art of Ed podcast headed your way. Enjoy!

As art teachers, we always try to find new uses for everyday things. Not only does this help save money,...

Turning STEM into STEAM isn’t as simple as it sounds. STEAM lessons don’t always blend art as an equal component...

At first thought, art and science couldn’t seem further apart. But, in all actuality, many commonalities can be found between...

It is the 3rd quarter of the school year and in my building, that means the start of standardized testing....

This piece was researched and written over the course of approximately six months and includes interviews with art and design...

Clay. It’s one of the most intimidating mediums art teachers use. Maybe it’s the sheer amount of stuff to store:...

Organizing your paint supplies can easily become a headache. How do you decide what stays in a cupboard and what...

There’s something about taking 30 elementary students to the computer lab that can be utterly terrifying. Logging in, getting everyone...