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Good Luck & Creative Energy: Conference Travel, Spring Break Ideas, & Art Madness Fun
Ready for some good luck and creative energy? It’s time to travel, network, and play Art Madness. In this episode,...
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6 Reasons Art Teachers Are Uniquely Equipped for Leadership
Art teachers are uniquely positioned to take on leadership roles across schools, communities, and the field of art education—not because...
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Podcast
The March Mailbag: NAEA Survival Tips, Art on a Cart, and Underrated Artists (Ep. 507)
In this March mailbag episode of Art Ed Radio, Tim Bogatz is joined by Amanda Heyn to give some advice...
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How Art Teachers Can Move Beyond the Classroom Into the Community
As an art teacher, you’re a leader for your students—you guide their learning, advocate for their needs, and ensure they...
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Creative Futures at Stake: Exploring Art Careers in the K-12 Studio with Wild Art Supplies
Three mystery box rounds. Two art teachers. One chance to create frame-worthy artwork—Who will make their mark? The challenge? Art...
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Fall In Love With Air-Dry Clay: How to Make It Work in the Art Room
Many art teachers approach air-dry clay with a healthy dose of reluctance—and for good reason! Cracking, breaking, rushed timelines, and...
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Podcast
It’s Time for Arts Madness with Kyle Wood! (Ep. 505)
What happens when you combine March Madness with art history? You get Arts Madness, a 64-artist, bracket-style tournament that transforms...
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Article
Oil Paint: Easy to Love in the Art Room—Once You Get to Know It
Oil paint is often viewed as too advanced, too messy, or too expensive for the middle and high school art...
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The Joy and Value Behind Every Art Teacher’s Door: State of Art Education 2026
The bell rings, and you shut the door to begin class. Even though we’re not directly in your classroom, we...
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Heartfelt Advice for Art Teachers: Wellness Tips & Wins to Celebrate
The days (and month!) are short, but the to-do list is long! In this episode, you’ll get a behind-the-scenes look...
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Article
9 Must-Have Non-Art Art Supplies to Stock in Your Art Room!
Crayons, markers, and erasers are the familiar basics of every art room—the supplies we know we can’t teach without. But...
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Draw from Old Methods to Teach New K-12 Artists
Do you ever feel pressure to constantly try the newest, most outside-the-box art techniques? Maybe you’ve found yourself juggling spray...
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