iboy_daniel, CC Attribution License Summer is winding down, and preparations for the start of a new school year are occurring all over the U.S. right now. To mark the occasion, here are a dozen or so links for both experienced art teachers and those starting…
Let’s start this month’s collection of websites with The Georgia O’Keeffe Museum‘s new online database that contains images of the artist’s work, photographs, and correspondence from the museum’s collection and research center archive. In addition to browsing or searching the database, you can also save…
One of the great things about Art Education 2.0 is the photo-sharing feature that allows members to upload photos to the site. As a result, art teachers from around the globe have uploaded photos of their students’ artwork, giving us all the opportunity to see…
Here’s a great collection of photos of artists at work from Life Magazine (preview before viewing in class). Aaron’s Awesome Adventure is the latest Art Interactive on the Met Museum’s site. It’s based on Sara Bradshaw’s story about an inquisitive red-headed boy’s adventures at the…
It’s time for another listing of Web Sightings: Looking for a good “The End” image to use in a PowerPoint presentation or movie? If so, check out the “The End” Pool on Flickr. Urban Sketchers is a new blogging community of artists around the world…
The National K-12 Ceramic Exhibition Foundation sponsors an annual juried ceramic competition for kindergarten through grade 12 students in the United States. Designed to showcase the best K-12 ceramic work made in the country, the exhibition takes place in a different U.S. city each year…
Here’s a dozen links for your Web browsing pleasure. Enjoy. Chicago Artist Valentina Trevino’s weekly Web show in which she works on a new painting while talking about her art and her life. Check out the episode of Make Some Noise on Canadian-based organization Taking…
When I left for NECC last Saturday, my plan was to make a blog entry every day. This was in addition to posting photos I took each day to Flickr, adding links to my del.icio.us account, and adding updates throughout each day to my Twitter…
