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Middle-school students explore the relationship between form and function by designing and sculpting imaginative vehicles.

Dr. Jane B. Montero defines media arts, shares how it fosters twenty-first century skills, and imagines where it could take us next.

Young students create polar bears from basic shapes and add them to mixed-media backgrounds with oil pastel resist.

Frank Juárez, SchoolArts editor-in-chief, reflects on digital literacy and invites teachers to explore media arts in their classrooms.

High-school Digital Design and Illustration students collaborate with Fashion Design students to develop original custom garments.

A visual arts educator shares how to support students by integrating technology alongside traditional hands-on methods.

High-school students arrange and draw a still-life composition that communicates a self-portrait through symbolism.

Elementary students make homemade paintbrushes from different materials and test them to evaluate performance.

Multidisciplinary artist and game designer Momo Pixel uses vibrant color and storytelling to celebrate the shared experiences of Black women.

High-school students brainstorm, sketch, and design custom drink labels, taking ideas from concept to virtual and printed mockups.

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