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

Middle-school students practice “the art of seeing,” exploring various locations for photographic potential and turning their images into digital art.

High-school students design quilt squares inspired by a historical figure, ancestor, or community.

Contemporary painter Christopher Sweet channels his Ho-Chunk heritage and vibrant color to celebrate Native American identity, resilience, and healing.

Elementary students turn their lockers into miniature museums to celebrate their creative identities and growth throughout school.

An art teacher and practicing artist reflects on the theme of rejection, highlights a true story from art history, and offers strategies to overcome it.

High-school students explore the surreal paintings of Italian Renaissance artist Giuseppe Arcimboldo and transform everyday objects into imaginative drawings.

Mixed-media visual artist Virginia Mahoney creates sculptures that contain personal narratives in the form of written and stitched words.

High-school students embark on a meaningful project to challenge censorship, uplift women’s voices, and use art as a vehicle for social change.

Middle-school students use writing, drawing, and mapping to create conceptual self-portraits that express their identities.

Elementary students studying Greek mythology investigate Grecian pottery and create their own mythological stories on construction paper vessels.

Elementary students each select an artist to research and construct 3D miniature art studios based on their findings.