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Students often think of art history as a list of names and dates. However, art history isn’t over—it’s an ongoing...

Remember that glorious feeling when a student makes a creative breakthrough? It’s that “aha!” moment, that electric spark of innovation,...

A tortilla—as a canvas? If you think tortillas are just for taco night, think again! One of the most fascinating...

In the art room, it’s easy to fall into the trap of thinking we need to be the most talented,...

Keeping students engaged once the year is in full swing can be a challenge. You carefully construct your lessons, crafting...

Have you ever come across a viral caricature video and thought, “I wish I could bring this into my classroom,” but had no...

It’s officially fall, and this month, it’s all about pumpkins, costumes, and the spooky side of the art room. In...

Printmaking is a process of precision. Whether you’re carving a relief block, pulling a screen print, or printing a lithograph,...

In this episode of Art Ed Radio, Tim sits down with Liz Byron-Loya—art teacher, author, and advocate for Universal Design...

Teaching art is rewarding, but it can often feel like you’re on an island. When questions arise, where do you...

Welcome to The Art of Ed’s Draw the Line, a mini-series where Kyle Wood and Liz Brent share real classroom stories...

When students discover the natural connection between printmaking and math, magic happens. Students who adore art begin to see math...