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    There is a renaissance happening in art education today. It’s a rebirth of concepts and methods that originated...

    I recently took part in a discussion about the merits of teacher evaluations based on student growth. This...

    When examining the art room environment today, we notice that the arrangement of furnishings isn’t much different than the...

Ian Sands, the inventive, imaginative, and incredibly creative art teacher from Apex High School in North Carolina, joined Andrew and...

I recently spoke with author and co-founder of Access Art Paula Briggs about her new book Drawing Projects for Children....

As I was strolling through my favorite bookstore, my keen art eye was catching glimpses of FANTASTIC art-related items! We...

I’m glad you asked! Many art educators teach in what we call ‘traditional’ art education roles at public or private...

Did you know there is more than one way to flip your art room? In the AOE online class Flipping...

I was first inspired to explore stop-motion when I met influential art ed dude Mark Jones. He’s the genius behind some...

I always strive to make art history connections in my lessons, but I was stumped as I worked to design my...

At the end of the year, I always find my classroom supply closets full of busted and worn-out supplies. I...

Have you seen those TV shows where they take an old, outdated house and rehab it? The end result is...