🌟Check out how Classical promotes culture and self-expression through art, specifically through our 5th grade story quilts. Our scholars had so much fun creating these and telling their own stories about themselves and their loved ones!🌟 https://lnkd.in/emvCkVD5
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Hey everyone, I'm writing a book for classical art teachers, to help them get a grounding in art history, with tools and ideas for teaching concepts around 20th Century art. Which of these titles do you like best and why? Thanks in advance for the feedback! A. Paint, Don’t Hate, Grade Eight!: A Classical Art Teacher’s Guide B. Don’t Hate Grade 8: Teaching Middle School Art with a Classical Foundation C. Pop Art to Pilotis: Teaching 20th Century Art D. From Pendentive to Pop Art: How to Teach Modern Art in a Classical School E. Don’t Touch My Pellicle: Teaching Art to Eighth Grade
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Add high-quality arts experiences into your teaching with a Master of Arts Teaching - Fine Art. https://loom.ly/4ToVsf0 #Teaching #ArtsEducation #Art #UOnline #HybridEducation
Master of Arts in Teaching Fine Arts - UOnline - The University of Utah
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Note for beginners... If you don't want people to see a work of art, don't tell them you don't want that work of art to be seen! 🤪 More on the story about this work by Vincent Namatjira in the link below, and the subject's demand that it be taken down. And remember, the whole point of works of art such as this is provocation. And if you're going to argue that free speech is absolute, you need to accept what comes with it. https://lnkd.in/eiRrNic2
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The objective of this assignment is to deepen your understanding of art by engag
The objective of this assignment is to deepen your understanding of art by engag
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Happy New Year, Higher Education Art Educators! As you prepare course readings for the spring semester, Renee Sandell and I were hoping you'd consider adding our book ("Real Lives Now: Narratives of Art Educators and 21st Century Learning", published fall of 2023) to your students' resources for the spring or for your own collection! The book showcases the stories and day-to-day lives of contemporary art teachers as portrayed through narrative inquiry. Each featured educator - over 10 art teachers, an art museum educator, and an art supervisor - has a particular set of problems and opportunities - within a particular locale, community, and educational environment. We feel this book is particularly useful for preservice students (giving them a glimpse at their chosen future occupation beyond the examples in their local contexts), but also for practicing art teachers and returning graduate students (providing them with moments of reflection, discussion, and perhaps inspiration). Finally, the book could also serve as a practical example in art education courses exploring qualitative research methods, particularly related to narrative inquiry and case studies involving observations and interviews. We are attaching a flyer for the book, and remember that you receive a member discount when ordering it through NAEA. Here's a useful link: https://lnkd.in/eRmXqx7u Best wishes, Jeff Broome & Renee Sandell #arteducation #artanddesigneducation
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Modern Art A teacher asks a student to write an essay on 'void or emptiness'. A student who is a connoisseur of modern art submits a blank paper. Another such student submits a paper but nothing is written on it and there are a number of holes on it. One more such student doesn't even submit a paper and when asked replies he is practicing emptiness. If you are the teacher, how many marks will you award these students? Maybe someone who pays fancy price to some of the meaningless modern art might award 100/100. PS Of course not all modern art falls in this category.
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https://lnkd.in/gmDSgvgt The National Association of Scholars' journal, Academic Questions, has just published my review of "The Black Intellectual Tradition: Reading Freedom in Classical Literature," by professors Anika Prather and Angel Adams Parham, Classical Academic Press, 2022. It is quite an inspiration!
Black Educators Do the Classics by Juliana Geran Pilon | NAS
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Read the latest on one of our exceptional faculty members, Michael Parker in Art, who has brought an engaged teaching practice to SOU. Michael says about teaching, “How can I empower students to be fully agented humans, and how can I support them to be actively engaged with their community through art? These are the questions that drive me.” https://lnkd.in/gy_ZTJst
The convivial artist: engaged teaching & art with Michael Parker
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Assistant Director, Learning + Public Engagement, QAGOMA Queensland Art Gallery I Gallery of Modern Art
When vital professional development, research showcase and sector-leading parts of the visual arts ecology are not valued at critical community interfaces, apparently to be subsumed by another art form, what message are you sending to students paying for the privilege, or their communities of interest?
So much for living in the ‘Real World’! Don’t do this Griffith University !!! There must be a better solution to the perceived problem here. * Edit: You can have your say email guamfeedback@griffith.edu.au.: https://lnkd.in/gmejQ6UE Angela Goddard Simon Wright Simone Eisler Naomi Evans Andrea Perry-Petersen CF … Australian University’s are turning their back on the Visual Arts because they cost money! Yet, artifacts are priceless assets. How is this a thing in 2023? The problem with Australia is our collective lack of appreciation of culture and inability to problem solve!
Potential Griffith University Art Museum closure
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Presentation at the MIAEH Brushes of Art History Conference in New York in november 2023 at Colombia University: Teaching materials in visual arts education – policy and historical perspectives with Tarja Karlsson Häikiö, Univeristy of Gothenburg, Hanna Ahrenby and Frida Marklund, Umeå University in Sweden. Due to historical circumstances, and e.g. digitization, teachers can use different sources in their teaching. It is common for visual art teachers to combine published teaching materials with open sources, free materials, and self-produced teaching materials. In order to discuss and problematize the use of teaching materials in visual arts from a historical perspective and in relation to the contemporary, we have analyzed a government report on teaching materials released in 2021, called 'Teaching materials inquiry - the role of books and students' access to knowledge (SOU 2021:70 Läromedelsutredningen). The presentation aimed at making visible, to elaborate and problematize a Swedish arts educational context concerning teaching materials. Teaching materials as policy artefacts mean that discursive formations that are articulated in text, image, practice and materiality can make visible how the school subject visual arts is produced, transformed and created in an institutional context. X/ Tarja Karlsson Häikiö
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