Jeanne Spring by Edouard Manet, 1881, The Getty. https://www.thehistoryofart.org/edouard-manet/spring-study-of-jeanne-demarsy/ Edouard Manet's painting, Spring Study of Jeanne Demarsy, manifests the beautiful allure of a Parisian woman enjoying a spring day. The artists used the realist painting technique to illuminate the character of the woman, alongside pay a stronger attention to the detail of the work. Jeanne Demarsy was an uprising Parisian actress illuminated within the piece; the p...
Curriculum is way less “what” we teach, and more of “how” we teach it. Andrew brings on AOE’s Johanna Russell to talk about our own systems and routines, and making sure they can work at any level. There are a lot of different approaches to curriculum, of course, but it’s important to make sure we […]
The New Color Mixing Companion is a modern, hands-on guide to working with color featuring approachable projects that each explore a different aspect of color mixing.
Taking over a program is never an easy task. But when you follow a legendary teacher, it is even more difficult. It’s important to make the program your own, and this episode has great advice on how to do just that. Molly and Tim discuss how previous teachers’ pedagogy and teaching style affect how a […]
Every once in a while, Cassie’s mailbag overflows and it’s time for a full episode of listener questions! Today, she takes on a huge variety of topics. Listen as she discusses how to create more time for yourself (6:45), how to embrace your own originality and creativity (13:15), and getting more parent involvement in your […]
One of the most difficult things to do as an artist is to find your voice and to find your style. Even more difficult is to help our students do the same. Tim invites Michael Bell on the show to discuss how we can build up our students and, in turn, build up our art […]
Teacher evaluations can be frightening! But they don’t have to be, especially if you have the confidence to show off and promote what you are doing in your classroom. In this episode, Cassie talks about some of her favorite strategies to develop that confidence you need, including how to put together lessons for your evaluation […]
Not everyone has a kiln–but that doesn’t mean you can’t teach clay! And even if you do have a kiln, there are a lot of additional options out there for other types of clay that your kids will love. In this episode, Cassie shares some of her favorite clay bodies and some great ways to […]
Mistakes are a part of artmaking, but it can be difficult to explain that idea to our students–especially our kids who want everything to be perfect. It is important to help kids find the joy in art and teach kids to learn from their mistakes. In this episode, Cassie shares some ideas for doing so. […]
Were you ever forced to choose? Were you ever told that you had to decide between teaching and being a working artist? It’s possible to do both, and more likely, doing both will make you an even better teacher. Cassie will telly you how and why that can work as she shares her own artistic […]
Tim had the chance to sit down with author and illustrator Mike Venezia, whose “Getting to Know” series of books are in art rooms around the world. Mike has a great understanding of–and appreciation for–art teachers, and what we do on an everyday basis. This appreciation led to a meaningful and inspirational conversation. Listen as […]
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The two artists have been confused for over 100 years. We help you tell them apart
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