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We are probably all familiar with Picasso’s Guernica, which spoke to the horrors of war, or The Guerrilla Girls, whose...

Teachers sometimes think about what other jobs they could have outside the classroom, and those thoughts are coming even more...

Teachers are always looking for ways to connect with their communities, and today’s episode will give you a plethora of...

Thinking about whether or not to take on a new teaching position is tricky. From where you are, the grass...

Being an art teacher is one of the best jobs ever. Your days are full of sharing your passion for...

Dear First-Year Art Teacher, As we close out this crazy year, we wanted to leave you—our first-year art teachers—with a...

Where does your teaching story begin? I typically begin my teaching story with the pivotal moment in college when I...

So many teachers have thought about writing, or illustrating, or publishing a children’s book, but they rarely follow through. In...

In his first of two episodes as guest host, Candido Crespo welcomes art educator Paula Liz to discuss how we...

November 20th is Corita Day, a celebration of the art and life of Corita Kent, also known as Sister Mary...

As art educators, some of us find ourselves in districts with large art departments and plenty of collaboration. In contrast,...

As the podcast host of the Everyday Art Room for The Art of Education University, I had the privilege to...