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Category: Art History

Come on Barbie, Let’s Get Arty

With the blockbuster live action Barbie movie premiering soon, I thought it would be timely to discuss how the iconic … More

Adrian Piper, Art Education, Barbie, Barbie movie, Chantal Feitosa, Contemporary Art, Education Policy, Exquisite Corpse, Feminist Art, Hans Bellmer, racism, Surrealism

Spark of Knowledge: Fireworks and Contemporary Art

Summertime evenings are full of the sights and sounds of fireworks. These displays are a ubiquitous celebratory event throughout culture, … More

Art Education, Art History, Cai Guo-Qiang, Contemporary Art, Fireworks, Judy Chicago, Multiculturalism, Public Art

Tim Paints a “Vermeer”

In the first few minutes of the documentary Tim’s Vermeer (2014), Tim Jenison admits that he is by no means … More

Art Education, Art History, Contemporary Art, documentary film, Education, Johannes Vermeer, Painting, STEAM, STEM, Technology, Tim Jenison

Meaningful Materials and Conscious Combines (with Lesson Plan)

I recently wrote about artist Jane Housham who collects (mostly) ephemeral items associated with childhood and material culture and presents … More

Art Education, Art History, Assemblage sculpture, collaborative learning, Contemporary Art, Curriculum, Education, Jim Condron, Lesson Plans

Rediscovering Astronomy

Astronomy is the study of how the universe was formed, and the objects such as planets, galaxies and stars within … More

Annette S. Lee, Art Education, Art History, Astronomy, Contemporary Art, Education, Feminist Art Education, Galileo, Multiculturalism, Sarah Rosalena, STEAM

Parks and Re-creation

Summer is here throughout the Northern Hemisphere, and with its arrival is a much needed break from traditional schooling. Enjoying … More

Art Education, Art History, Augusta Savage, Basquiat, Contemporary Art, Frida Kahlo, Parks, Physical Education, Public Art, Recreation, Romare Bearden, Travel

Finding Inspiration and Information in Found Objects (with Lesson Plan)

Jane Housham is drawn to the scale, colors, textures and all around forms of miniature toys, as well as other … More

Art Education, Brett Day Windham, Children's Art, collaborative learning, Color Theory, Color Wheel, Contemporary Art, Education, Found Object Art, Jane Housham, Lesson Ideas, Lesson Plans

Pedagogy in Paint: Chardin’s Depictions of Early Childhood Learning

French painter Jean Siméon Chardin devoted his entire career to documenting the quotidian, domestic and laborious nature of life in … More

Art Education, Art History, Early Childhood Education, Education, Education Philosophy, Friedrich Fröbel, Jean Siméon Chardin, Jean-Jacques Rousseau, Johann Heinrich Pestalozzi, Painting

More than Mimesis: Imitation vs. Interpretation

Imitation is a key element of social learning, which is how we develop essential understandings and actions through observing others … More

Andy Warhol, Art Education, Art History, Contemporary Art, Fair Use, Interpretation, Kanye West, Mimesis, Philosophy, Rita Minissi

Maternal Education as Empowerment

Not everyone has a pleasant introduction to school, but sometimes all it takes is one or two good educators to … More

Art Education, Contemporary Art, Feminist Art Education, Jane Addams, Michelle Browder, Motherhood, Mothers Day, Teacher Appreciation Week, Teachers

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