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Do you remember sitting in a dark room, watching works of art flash on the screen as you scribbled down...

Art teaching is difficult enough as it is, so why make it more difficult by constantly comparing yourself to other...

There are many techniques and styles of art students need to explore. In order to build a student’s creative capacity,...

Not everyone can be lucky enough to have 7 days off of school in a row like Cassie just did....

Conference week is finally here! With Art Ed Now coming up in just four short days, AOE writer (and Art...

Working in a Title 1 school is a unique experience. If you’re unfamiliar with the term, a Title I school...

There’s no denying that kids love clay. And, honestly, so do I! There’s just something magical about taking part of the...

If we are going to create well-rounded artists, our students need to be versed in a variety of subjects and...

Have you ever had a student burst into tears over a seemingly insignificant mistake? What about a student who erases...

I love the possibilities found in a brand new year. I feel fortunate to call myself an art educator. However,...

Taking over a program is never an easy task. But when you follow a legendary teacher, it is even more...

If you ask students to choose one skill they’d like to improve; chances are, the majority will say drawing. Whether...