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Editor’s Note: Welcome to the third installment of our series New Ideas in Art. If you missed them, check out Ian’s...

On trips outside of school, we don’t always have control over what our students do and do not see. For...

When we think of perspective in traditional terms, we are most likely to associate it with the concept of linear,...

At the NAEA Conference this year, there were a fair amount of sessions on Teaching for Artistic Behavior (TAB) and...

We often explore traditional elements and principles in our classes, however, there are many new postmodern and contemporary themes that...

It’s so easy as art teachers to get excited about the beautiful art forms of different cultures. From the expressive...

  I know what you’re thinking, “I teach in an art room. How much more artistic or cultural can you...

Today I’d love to share a bit more about QR codes. I’ll go over what QR codes are, how they...

Considered on of the most influential books on color, Josef Albers’s Interaction of Color has become the go-to book for...

I love using books to inspire and supplement art lessons. This fact is especially evident from one of my previous...

Nathan Sawaya is not new news, in fact he’s been creating his art since he was very young.  Only in...

I often think about how little time we get to spend with our students. In that short time, if you...