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The many subjects that surround art are vast and diverse. The ones that really stick with us seem to be...

Note: This article will use People First Language since we do not know the reader’s preference. The word “disability” may...

Art and activism have long been intertwined. While the popularity of protest art spiked in the 1960s with growing public...

Art teachers are like creative superheroes. From mastering blind contour drawings to effortlessly throwing a bowl on the pottery wheel,...

In today’s episode, educator Flavia Zuñiga-West joins Candido to talk about the benefits of showing contemporary art and working with...

Art teachers and their cats are on the great list of art teacher stereotypes. This is a stereotype, true or...

COVID has reshaped online learning and the use of video conferencing. A year into the pandemic, over 1.2 billion students...

Regardless of grade level or content area, SEL is a term that keeps popping up in conversations ranging from those...

Artist of the Month bulletin boards are a fun way to decorate your room and integrate art history all at...

It is natural for most students to assume art is only drawing, painting, and realism. But, we know art is...

There is no denying that work with string, yarn, ribbons, and fabric is highly engaging for students. The process of...

Anyone who teaches elementary art knows that students will ask two questions during an introduction to an artist and their...