Published on 1 January 2022
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Art teachers incorporate humor, play, game creation, and imagination into their lessons. Young students assemble surreal imaginative photomontages, elementary students create pinch-pot monsters and 3D environments to film in stop-motion animation, middle-school students reference pop culture in playful pop art television sculptures, high-school students interpret their social media personas through photo collage, and more.
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Early ChildhoodElementaryMiddle SchoolHigh SchoolK-12AdvocacyAssessmentCareersChoice-BasedContemporary ArtCritique/DiscussionEquity, Diversity, and InclusionIdeationManaging The Art RoomMedia ArtsCelebrationCollaborationCommunicationCommunityDesignEmotionsHistoryHumorIdentityImaginationMessagesNatureObservationPlaceStoriesCeramicsCollageDrawingFiber ArtMixed-MediaPaintingPhotographyPrintmakingSculptureStreet/Public ArtCharcoalClayColored PencilsCrayonsDigitalGraphiteFound ObjectsInk MarkersMetalsPaintPaperPastelsRecycled ObjectsTextilesCardboardMedia ArtsProfessional DevelopmentLanguageSketchbook / Visual Journal36 articles from this collection:
The Humor Issue, January 2022
The Humor Issue, January 2022
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Davis provides learning that is relevant to contemporary approaches and issues. Presented on-demand, virtually, or in-person by master teachers who are experts in the most current classroom pedagogy and the practical, discipline-specific, targeted application of research-backed content. Learn from educators who are recognized leaders with a plethora of applicable classroom successes.
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Mark making is a universal experience, practiced by people across time and around the world. Whether marks appear as lines pressed into wet clay, crayon scribbles on a wall, drawings in sand with a stick, handprints etched or stamped into stone, or fingerprints on paper, they represent a common human impulse to leave evidence of their existence.
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The Art Education in Practice Series is the single most comprehensive source for superior content in teacher education and professional development. Each contributor to this series is a nationally known expert on theory and practice in art education.
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The Mark Making Issue, February 2022
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Bailey ceramic supplies and pottery equipment.
Copy of Advocacy: The Written Advocacy Plan and Tool Kit
Effective advocacy in art education should be focused on a specific issue, targeted to a specific audience, and planned to include a thorough understanding of the issues being advocated, the targeted audience, and the activities and tools needed to accomplish the goals.
Copy of Early Childhood ClipCard: Clay Sunflowers
Early childhood students create a clay sunflower based on observation.
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Elementary students create a drawing inspired by surrealism and the book Dalí and the Path of Dreams by Anna Obiols and Joan Subirana (Lincoln Childrenʼs Books, 2007).
Copy of Middle School ClipCard: Sentimental Foods
Middle school students use found objects and recycled items to make a collagraph print of a special food.
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High-school students research and choose a side for an ethical position, then create a hand sculpture with found objects that communicate their ethical position.
Copy of Managing the Art Room: Thinking Like an Artist
By following a simple scope and sequence, art teachers can eliminate teacher-designed projects from their curriculums and encourage their students to start thinking like artists.
Copy of Advocacy: The Art of Advocacy
Breaking down the research into the three components of “opinion, fact, quote” revolving around the question of “Why is art important?” turned out to be the structure needed for students to get enough information together for the formation of a powerful work of art.
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Registration is open! Secure your spot now for the 2022 NAEA National Convention, taking place March 3-5 in New York City. Engage in premier professional learning and make meaningful connections at NAEA22. Join us and be inspired!
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This book is filled with lessons that will encourage your students to learn about, respond to, and create contemporary art. Organized into chapters on Identity, Social and Emotional Issues, and Collaboration, you’ll find studio lessons based on concepts and essential questions. Engage students in projects that are meaningful and discover what their voices add to the contemporary conversation.
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High-school students combine digital photography and analog mark-making methods to create thought-provoking compositions.
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Middle school students experiment with an unexpected method of stick drawing. Exploring expressive mark making and drawing from observation.
Surrealist Playtime
Middle-school students investigate traditional upcycled Haitian metal art and create their own ink-embellished designs on metal tooling.
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Sculptor and textile artist Natalie Baxter uses sewing and quilting to explore perceptions of place identity, gender roles, and more.
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Elementary students and adult participants collaborate in a virtual drawing activity to learn about and honor Black historical figures.
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Teaching basic drawing skills is important but giving students the opportunity to independently and freely apply those skills is crucial to learning and growth.
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High-school students embrace the challenge of only using their fingers and black paint to create realistic, nontraditional self-portraits.
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Young students exercise their imaginations and draw make-believe worlds and large-scale insects during two mark making sessions.
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Throughout human history, the arts have been used to inspire action, share ideas, stir emotions, and build community. Those are only a few of the reasons why art is at the core of everything Students Rebuild does.
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The popular Davis Studio Series fits art teachers’ diverse instructional needs, teaching styles, and classroom configurations while encouraging students to explore their own unique styles and interests. Titles in this studio art curriculum series include: Communicating through Graphic Design, Experience Clay, Focus on Photography, Experience Printmaking, Discovering Drawing, Beginning Sculpture, Exploring Painting.
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Student artwork examples using Piktotape™. Get a box of PiktoTape™ and find lesson plans and more resources at DavisArt.com/PiktoTape.
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In each of the SchoolArts Collection titles, SchoolArts editor Nancy Walkup and the editorial team from Davis Publications compile articles written by experienced art educators sharing their expertise. Each title, focused on a specific topic, is designed to help educators understand and implement lessons about that topic in their own classrooms.
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How do your students see summer? ST.ART Challenge Teen Scholarship Contest. Pre-college + Design Programs at the University of Texas at Austin.
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AMACO (American Art Clay Company, Inc.) continues to be a leader and innovator for ceramics in the areas of art, technology, and education. Get ideas and inspiration for your next Lesson Plan project.
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As a leading art supply company, we provide artists, educators, students, and our associates with the tools, assistance, and training needed to grow, innovate, and reach their creative potential. BLICK Art Materials is family-owned and serving artists since 1911.
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