Art Education 2.0

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Check out this great resource on Sketchbooks in Schools from AccessArt.

 

10 Ways for Teachers to Collaborate from What Ed Said.

 

Turner Prize-winning artist Grayson Perry gives us his opinion on craft in the digital age.

 

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Members

  • Pam Hamilton
  • Eric Lowe
  • Deb
  • Kathleen Arola
  • Craig Roland
  • Randy Menninghaus
  • Connie Premont
  • Nancy Snow
  • Jane Clowser
  • Jay Linsenbigler
  • Susan
  • Wendy Utterback
  • Carlin Reddick
  • Sarah Goolsby
  • Lin
  • Deyana
  • Mike Divelbiss
  • Amanda
  • Juan Eduardo Páez Cañas
  • Frankie kelly
  • Paula Hrbacek
  • Lucas K. Anderson
  • Rodolfo Rojas-Rocha
  • PanamaRed
  • Anita Bhatty
  • Donald Peters
  • Heather Dexter Chelmecki

Current Projects

New Project: Check out the new Student Creative project, Surrealistic Me. Learn More

New Project: Participate in a World ATC Exhibition in Singapore with your students. Learn More

New Project: Do you have a favorite art lesson that you would like to share?  Join The Teaching Palette’s annual reader collaborative extravaganza! Learn More

New Project: TASK is a collaborative, improvisational art event that can be planned and played by anyone, anywhere, with any budget. All you need is a designated area, and a variety of inexpensive materials. Learn More

New Project: One Million Bones: A collaborative social art project, designed to raise awareness about and funds for the millions of victims and survivors of ongoing genocides through engaging in educational dialogue while hand-making bones. Learn More

New Project: Rock Thoughts: Have your students paint rocks to resemble 'monsters' and hide them in public spaces for others to find. Learn More

Ongoing Project: Rotoball is back! Check out the Group Page  Learn More

Ongoing Project: Have your art students create portraits for children and teens around the world who have been orphaned, abandoned, neglected, or otherwise disadvantaged. Learn More

Ongoing Project: What IF every teacher on this site was partnered with another teacher in another city, state, or even better another country? Learn More

Ongoing Project: If your classes are looking for a way to help the people in Haiti who were affected by the terrible earthquake, you might want to make Haiti Houses to sell. Learn More

Ongoing Project: The Student Creative is a new collaborative project with the goal of promoting (and sharing) how creativity is being taught in schools. Learn more

Ongoing Project: Trade portraits with other teachers, participate in a portrait swap with another school, or host a Portrait Party in your classroom. Learn more

Join our Art Education 2.0 Blog Roll. If you have a personal, school, or group blog, submit the title, url, and a short description to be listed in our blog roll. Learn more

Past projects are archived here.

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Wendy O Pierce left a comment for Pam Hamilton
Wonderful tool! tiles and sculptural architecture projects and slab built cups for starters!
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Neville Gabie is the artist-in-residence for the London 2012 Olympic Games.
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I am getting a slab roller for my classroom through a grant. I would like to get ideas of ways that…
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Hope this group can help us to choose best strategies to estimulate teachers to teach arts with…
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Hi, Helena! How you? Já conhecias este espaço? Pode ser útil para nós,…
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When can you trade? I have about 200 ready to go.
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Bruce Lenore commented on Jill Constantino's album
these are great , I do  incense burners with  ceramics 2  might try these also
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Hi Nany, YES!!!!! I am going to try using Louise Nevelson as a source of inspiration. What is a…
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