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Have you ever had to teach a class without any experience or knowledge about the topic? I’d never made jewelry...

In today’s episode, Tim is joined by Jim O’Donnell, the author of the ‘Kill Your Color Wheels’ blog. In a...

RHONDA Spight Memphis, TN One of the biggest challenges I face are students who are easily volatile and disruptive due...

I was recently visiting colleagues in Switzerland when the topic of conversation turned to the value of arts education. After...

Did you know that Saturday marked The Art of Education’s tenth online conference? It’s true! Over 2,200 registered attendees viewed and...

Art Ed Now—AOE’s Winter Online Conference—is just under three weeks away! Today, we’re unveiling the official conference schedule so you...

Intro to Art is a class that a lot of teachers consider a throwaway–a class that remains an afterthought while...

Have you ever looked at the work of AP studio art students and thought, “WOW! How did they produce that?” The...

There are some artistic traditions toward which art teachers gravitate. Australian Aboriginal art seems to be one of those. But,...

From the beginning, artists have also been scientists. Alchemists who mix their own paint, study the effects of color and...

The more holistic an art education program is, the more powerful it can be. On top of leading youth in...

Have you been interested in running your own summer art camp but don’t know where to start? Are you concerned...