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A Guide for Working With Students Creating Controversial Artwork
Some projects lend themselves to controversy. Other times, controversial subject matter can sneak up on you unexpectedly. Schools may not...
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10 Interesting and Inspiring Art Teachers to Follow on Instagram
Instagram is a great place for foodies, fashionistas, and everything in between. It is also a great place for art...
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20 Artists to Follow on Instagram Right Now
Let’s face it; we’re all busy. We don’t always have time to sit down and read a blog post or...
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How to Harness the Power of Comic Books in the Art Room
Using images to tell a story is a common thread throughout human history. From cave drawings and fresco murals to...
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Podcast
The Science Behind a Quiet Kindergarten Room (Ep. 032)
Kindergarten is always an adventure in the art room, but can you actually get them to work quietly? Cassie is...
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15 Simple Ways to Celebrate Youth Art Month in Your School!
We all know art educators should be advocating for quality visual art education every single day. It’s just a part...
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Podcast
My 10 Favorite Art Teacher Hacks (Episode 029)
We all know that the life of an art teacher is difficult. We have to know so much and do...
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How to Run an Open Studio Day in a Traditional Art Room
As art teachers, we work hard to teach students the essential skills for their future success. While we realize art...
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8 Art Projects That Incorporate Science
Science and art are often viewed as opposites. One seems to be driven by data while the other by expression...
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8 Portrait Artists Your Students Need to See
Portraits are perhaps the most important genre in art history. They’ve always been a standard in the art world and...
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Boys Will Be Boys? Exploring Gender Stereotypes and Biases in the Art Room
Identity is an important part of being an artist. To be an artist, you must delve deeply into how you...
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Everything You Need to Design the Perfect Intro to Art Course
Have you ever looked at the work of AP studio art students and thought, “WOW! How did they produce that?” The...
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