Art and Self with Cindy Ingram
201 episodes - English - Latest episode: 3 days ago - ★★★★★ - 32 ratingsArt is more than a creative outlet or something to study in art history. Art is a catalyst for self-improvement, a tool for understanding the human spirit, and a way to find your path. Through reflections, art conversations, and in-depth explorations of artworks, this podcast might just change your life.
Join your host, Cindy Ingram—the founder of Art Class Curator, the Curated Connections Library, and the Art and Self Connection Circle—as she explores the life connections waiting to be discovered in works of art.
We live in a world that overstimulates our senses but often ignores our needs. With an unending feed of bright lights, loud noises, and information both true and false, it feels like the scroll never ends. Despite the fact that our feeds are constantly live and updating, our souls are not being fed. We need creative thinking, true communication, and genuine connection to ourselves and others—that’s where art comes in.
Art and Self is both an art and a self development podcast about using art as a way to find your truth, know yourself, and discover the path you were meant to walk in life. Remember, the most important part of an artwork is you.
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[ART CLASS CURATOR] How to Handle Your Anxiety at School: A Discussion with Highly-Sensitive Teachers
November 22, 2021 07:00 - 1 hour - 196 MBThis episode is part of the former Art Class Curator episode and is targeted specifically for art teachers. - I’ve noticed that the excitement and energy that comes with teaching wasn’t really there at the beginning of this school year. And if you’re one who struggles with anxiety or high-sensitivity, teaching these days is harder than ever. Today’s episode is a re-release for both new listeners and old ones who’ve forgotten or missed out on this one the first time around. It involves...
The Power in Partnering Poetry and Visual Art with Glenis Redmond
November 15, 2021 07:00 - 45 minutes - 105 MBWhen you’re a kid into art, it’s hard to imagine doing that and getting paid for it like a job. (We all know that old adage about starving artists). This is possibly even more true for those who like writing poetry. You don’t often hear about professional poets. Well, today’s an exception. My guest Glenis Redmond is an award-winning, professional poet, and teaching artist. In this episode, she talks about being drawn to poetry from an early age, her biggest inspiration for diving into a po...
Delighting in the Connection Between Art and Spirituality with Eric Booth
November 08, 2021 07:00 - 1 hour - 138 MBAfter graduate school, I worked at an art non-profit called Big Thought. While I was there, my podcast guest today Eric Booth was a consultant who went high up in the company straight out of college. He did a lot of staff development training and programs for the non-profit. This episode represents a full circle moment for me as I thrill at reconnecting with him! In it, he and I talk about his path as a teaching artist and the connection between art and spirituality, a topic we both care abo...
Coming Full Circle With the Joy of Art Connection: My Interview with Lisa Carpenter
November 01, 2021 06:00 - 51 minutes - 119 MBOver the last few months, I’ve really been exploring what really lights me up in my work. While helping teachers bring the joy of personal art connection to their students has been wonderful, I also know that I want to teach again and be in conversations about art rather than just helping others facilitate them. To that end, I’m offering a new program on November 8 that’s not just for teachers, it’s for anybody. As a precursor to this, I did an interview with a friend and colleague of mine...
Studying the Disturbing 2000 Self-Portrait of Marcos Raya with Madalyn Gregory
October 25, 2021 06:00 - 58 minutes - 135 MBSome pieces of art just make you uncomfortable. Maybe it’s a movie or scene that hits too close to home, or a book about a particularly violent event (real or fictional) that makes you squirm... or a painting that brings up regrets or painful memories. For Madalyn Gregory and myself, Marcos Raya’s 2000 painting The Anguish of Being and the Nothingness of the Universe made us feel ill at ease. So of course we had to discuss it! I’m excited to welcome Madalyn back on the show to talk about a...
The State of Art Education with Mario Rossero
October 18, 2021 06:00 - 1 hour - 151 MBI am so excited about today’s guest! Today, I talked to Mario Rossero, the Executive Director of the National Arts Education Association (NAEA). He had an exciting journey as an art teacher before joining the NAEA in January 2020, just before the world exploded. In this episode, we discuss his journey and experiences, but, most importantly, we discuss the direction of the NAEA and its priority as an organization. 02:08 - Mario talks about himself, his background, how he got into art educa...
[ART CLASS CURATOR] The State of Art Education with Mario Rossero
October 18, 2021 06:00 - 1 hour - 151 MBThis episode is part of the former Art Class Curator episode and is targeted specifically for art teachers. - I am so excited about today’s guest! Today, I talked to Mario Rossero, the Executive Director of the National Arts Education Association (NAEA). He had an exciting journey as an art teacher before joining the NAEA in January 2020, just before the world exploded. In this episode, we discuss his journey and experiences, but, most importantly, we discuss the direction of the NAEA a...
Making Your Classroom Management Easier and Effective with Michael Linsin
October 11, 2021 06:00 - 38 minutes - 87.9 MB* This page contains affiliate links. As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases and will be awarded a small commission at no extra cost to you in the event of a sale. * Positive moments in the classroom don’t just spring up out of nowhere. A well-run classroom makes teaching and learning fun for you and your students... something Michael Linsin has spent years studying, practicing, and offering in his guides on his website. Michael was one of my first interviews on the po...
[ART CLASS CURATOR] Making Your Classroom Management Easier and Effective with Michael Linsin
October 11, 2021 06:00 - 38 minutes - 87.9 MBThis episode is part of the former Art Class Curator podcast and is targeted specifically for art teachers. - Positive moments in the classroom don’t just spring up out of nowhere. A well-run classroom makes teaching and learning fun for you and your students... something Michael Linsin has spent years studying, practicing, and offering in his guides on his website. Michael was one of my first interviews on the podcast. It’s among my favorites, and I want to share it again. So in thi...
Treating Text and Art as a Sacred Practice for Growth with Vanessa Zoltan
October 04, 2021 06:00 - 46 minutes - 107 MBGuess who I have on as my guest today! Long-time listeners know that I love the Harry Potter and the Sacred Text podcast. One of the co-hosts, Vanessa Zoltan, has similar views about connecting with literature as I do with artwork. In this episode, she and I discuss her book Praying with Jane Eyre and how to use sacred text (or sacred art) as a tool to help you deal with some of life’s problems, do good in the world, and become a better person in the process. 2:24 - Vanessa briefs us on h...
[ART CLASS CURATOR] Boost Student Engagement and Success with Social-Emotional Learning with Jeffrey Benson
September 27, 2021 06:00 - 53 minutes - 122 MBThis episode is part of the former Art Class Curator podcast and is specifically for art teachers. - The percentage of U.S. students who graduate from high school has never been higher in our history. But have schools ever been structured, resourced, or intended to educate everybody’s child? During Jeffrey Benson’s time as a teacher, mentor, and administrator for over 40 years, he worked with neglected, abused, traumatized, and autistic students who struggled with mainstream education...
Boost Student Engagement and Success with Social-Emotional Learning with Jeffrey Benson
September 27, 2021 06:00 - 53 minutes - 122 MBThe percentage of U.S. students who graduate from high school has never been higher in our history. But have schools ever been structured, resourced, or intended to educate everybody’s child? During Jeffrey Benson’s time as a teacher, mentor, and administrator for over 40 years, he worked with neglected, abused, traumatized, and autistic students who struggled with mainstream education. He now focuses on helping schools be more successful with more students through a better understanding o...
Art as a Powerful Gateway for Conversations About Race with Dani Coke
September 20, 2021 06:00 - 50 minutes - 117 MBWe sometimes talk about using art to make a difference. And while some may be cynical about that claim, my guest today isn’t one of them. Dani Coke has an incredible story to share about how her art went viral overnight, made a difference, and really changed her life, and she explains her artistic process. As you listen to her describe her journey, you’ll get chills at the power of her art, just like I did! 2:01 - Dani briefly explains her history as a lover of art and creativity 5:56 -...
Rediscovering the Emotional and Personal Power of Art
September 13, 2021 06:00 - 1 hour - 147 MBIn the wake of the pandemic last year, I recorded a conference, Called to Art, that brought together educators from across the U.S. It was an amazing experience where I used real-world examples of myself to discuss what we learn from looking at art, how we can become emotionally connected to particular pieces of art, and why you should show more works of art to your students. It was all about discovering and rediscovering the emotional power of art, and I want to share that presentation with...
Bringing the Past Into the Present: A 9/11 Memorial Artwork Case Study
September 06, 2021 06:00 - 30 minutes - 70.9 MBThe 20th anniversary of 9/11 is right around the corner. So many people, including your students, weren’t alive when it happened. That’s shocking when you think about it because of how it changed our world practically overnight and still influences current events. So in this episode, I want to use the 9/11 Memorial artwork as a case study for bringing past (and present) events into the classroom and using art to process, reflect, practice empathy, and better understand complex issues. 4:57...
[ART CLASS CURATOR] Bringing the Past Into the Present: A 9/11 Memorial Artwork Case Study
September 06, 2021 06:00 - 30 minutes - 70.9 MBThis episode is part of the former Art Class Curator podcast and is targeted specifically for art teachers. - The 20th anniversary of 9/11 is right around the corner. So many people, including your students, weren’t alive when it happened. That’s shocking when you think about it because of how it changed our world practically overnight and still influences current events. So in this episode, I want to use the 9/11 Memorial artwork as a case study for bringing past (and present) events i...
Pretty In Pictures: The Art and Business of Photography with Beryl Young
August 30, 2021 06:00 - 40 minutes - 91.7 MBImagine that you’ve never experienced a whole lot of grief before. Then something devastating happens to you and leads to something beautiful. It happened to my guest today, Beryl Young. I’ve known her for several years, ever since I first started Art Class Curator at a blogger conference. Before working with teachers and schools on photography curriculum, she taught kindergarteners and 1st graders for 10 years. Listen as she shares the powerful story of how she started her photography busin...
Why Picasso’s Guernica Paints Such a Powerfully Emotional Picture
August 23, 2021 06:00 - 1 hour - 146 MBArt as a defensive weapon? It seems strange, but Pablo Picasso demonstrated its power in his painting Guernica. I’ve brought Jennifer Easterling back onto the show for another art conversation, and this time we discuss Picasso’s famous artwork. Both of us had strong gut reactions to it, so in this episode we talk about what it’s taught us and its importance in history. 1:47 - Jenn recalls her reaction when she first laid eyes on Guernica 6:02 - I discuss my unexpected emotional experie...
Getting Great at Grant Proposal Writing with Barbara Lardner
August 16, 2021 06:00 - 46 minutes - 106 MBDoes the idea of writing a grant proposal intimidate you? Barbara Lardner is an art teacher who’s taught in multiple grade levels throughout elementary, middle, and high school for over 25 years. She also happens to be an expert at grant writing for the classroom. So in this episode, I’ve invited her on to share her experiences, tips, and best practices for how you can write a great grant proposal. 2:56 - How Barbara was granted a trip to Paris 5:14 - Different types of grants offered a...
[ART CLASS CURATOR] Getting Great at Grant Proposal Writing with Barbara Lardner
August 16, 2021 06:00 - 46 minutes - 106 MBThis episode is part of the former Art Class Curator podcast and is targeted specifically for art teachers. - Does the idea of writing a grant proposal intimidate you? Barbara Lardner is an art teacher who’s taught in multiple grade levels throughout elementary, middle, and high school for over 25 years. She also happens to be an expert at grant writing for the classroom. So in this episode, I’ve invited her on to share her experiences, tips, and best practices for how you can write a g...
[ART CLASS CURATOR] What is a SPARKwork? Using SPARKworks to Light Up Your Art Lessons
August 09, 2021 06:00 - 43 minutes - 100 MBThis episode is part of the former Art Class Curator podcast and is targeted specifically for art teachers. - What in the world is a SPARKwork? At Art Class Curator, we love to do things differently than what you’ll find anywhere else. Recently, I relaunched The Curated Connections Library with SPARKworks, a new name with new features for an established framework. In this episode, I walk you through what a SPARKwork lesson is, how to follow one step-by-step, and offer tips on how to use...
What is a SPARKwork? Using SPARKworks to Light Up Your Art Lessons
August 09, 2021 06:00 - 43 minutes - 100 MBWhat in the world is a SPARKwork? At Art Class Curator, we love to do things differently than what you’ll find anywhere else. Recently, I relaunched The Curated Connections Library with SPARKworks, a new name with new features for an established framework. In this episode, I walk you through what a SPARKwork lesson is, how to follow one step-by-step, and offer tips on how to use these sorts of lessons in your classroom. 3:21 - Why The Curated Connections Library became more than just abou...
[ART CLASS CURATOR] Destroying the Big Myth That Can Cause You to Underestimate Your Art Students
August 02, 2021 06:00 - 30 minutes - 69.1 MBThis episode is part of the former Art Class Curator podcast and is targeted specifically for art teachers. - Ever since I started Art Class Curator in 2014, I’ve heard a lot of teachers who haven’t tried our lessons tell me that their students can’t do them. They think the lessons are too high-level or their students won’t connect with the works of art. Oh how wrong they are! So today I want to dissolve the myth that your students can’t handle higher level thinking and gain a deeper co...
Destroying the Big Myth That Can Cause You to Underestimate Your Art Students
August 02, 2021 06:00 - 30 minutes - 69.1 MBEver since I started Art Class Curator in 2014, I’ve heard a lot of teachers who haven’t tried our lessons tell me that their students can’t do them. They think the lessons are too high-level or their students won’t connect with the works of art. Oh how wrong they are! So today I want to dissolve the myth that your students can’t handle higher level thinking and gain a deeper connection with art in the classroom. 8:18 - The only difference between age groups during art lessons 9:39 - On...
[ART CLASS CURATOR] Reclaim Your Classroom and Teaching Spark With Intention, Joy, and Purpose
July 26, 2021 06:00 - 31 minutes - 73 MBThis episode is part of the former Art Class Curator podcast and is targeted specifically for art teachers. - This year was one of, if not the hardest, for teachers in their entire career. Many reached a breaking point and decided to leave the classroom or retire early. And while it might be better going forward, everything isn’t fixed. The pandemic goes on, and teachers will still face many of the same worries as last year. The question to ask yourself in preparing for this year is, ...
Reclaim Your Classroom and Teaching Spark With Intention, Joy, and Purpose
July 26, 2021 06:00 - 31 minutes - 73 MBThis year was one of, if not the hardest, for teachers in their entire career. Many reached a breaking point and decided to leave the classroom or retire early. And while it might be better going forward, everything isn’t fixed. The pandemic goes on, and teachers will still face many of the same worries as last year. The question to ask yourself in preparing for this year is, “How do I get the spark back and re-take power in my classroom?” So I decided to create an empowering program using...
The Countless Ways Art Can Change You and the World Through You
July 19, 2021 06:00 - 40 minutes - 91.5 MBThe personal connection you have with works of arts--what it does for you and how you use it in your life--rubs off on your students too and impacts their lives and those around them. Author John Butler once said, “Art changes people and people change the world.” How? I did some research to discover what looking at art does for us as people and the countless ways art can change you. In this episode, I discuss how it benefits the broader spectrum of humanity physically, mentally, emotionall...
How Learning and Teaching Art Powers Personal Connection with Jenn Easterling
July 12, 2021 06:00 - 56 minutes - 130 MBJenn Easterling is back on the show today! She’s been in the classroom for 11 years teaching grades K-12 and has taught drawing, painting, and a little art history in her studio. Jenn joins me to talk about how learning and teaching art powers personal connection We also talk about some of the lessons offered at Art Class Curator as well as the fun, impactful insights and conversations those lessons sparked in our students and ourselves personally. 7:01 - Jenn’s emotional perspective o...
[ART CLASS CURATOR] How Learning and Teaching Art Powers Personal Connection with Jenn Easterling
July 12, 2021 06:00 - 56 minutes - 130 MBThis episode is part of the former Art Class Curator podcast and is targeted specifically for art teachers. - Jenn Easterling is back on the show today! She’s been in the classroom for 11 years teaching grades K-12 and has taught drawing, painting, and a little art history in her studio. Jenn joins me to talk about how learning and teaching art powers personal connection We also talk about some of the lessons offered at Art Class Curator as well as the fun, impactful insights and conv...
[ART CLASS CURATOR] SPARKing Interest in Your Art Students with Teacher Staci Sterenberg
July 05, 2021 06:00 - 55 minutes - 128 MBThis episode is part of the former Art Class Curator podcast and is targeted specifically for art teachers. - Believe it or not, the pandemic had its bright side. During this tumultuous year, we’ve had so many teachers across the nation successfully use our SPARK Hybrid curriculum. They're sharing amazing stories about how they are SPARKing interest with art students and connecting with works of art. Today, I interviewed one of those teachers, Staci Sterenberg, who’s taught grades K-8 ...
SPARKing Interest in Your Art Students with Teacher Staci Sterenberg
July 05, 2021 06:00 - 55 minutes - 128 MBBelieve it or not, the pandemic had its bright side. During this tumultuous year, we’ve had so many teachers across the nation successfully use our SPARK Hybrid curriculum. They're sharing amazing stories about how they are SPARKing interest with art students and connecting with works of art. Today, I interviewed one of those teachers, Staci Sterenberg, who’s taught grades K-8 at a Chicago parochial school for 19 years. Staci Sterenberg is a teaching artist living in Chicago. Her work as ...
How the Blood, Sweat, and Tears Mindset Poisons Teachers’ Self-Care
June 28, 2021 06:00 - 29 minutes - 66.7 MBLike I said in last week’s episode, this summer, we’re focusing on getting a good feel for what teachers have gone through this year. What struggles you’ve had, and we want to acknowledge you for the work you've done and empathize with you for how hard that was. We also want to celebrate, but right now doesn’t feel like the right headspace for that. So this week I want to encourage you to take stock of the year. In a survey we did, many shared that this year was a wake-up call, but they we...
[ART CLASS CURATOR] How the Blood, Sweat, and Tears Mindset Poisons Teachers’ Self-Care
June 28, 2021 06:00 - 29 minutes - 66.7 MBThis episode is part of the former Art Class Curator podcast and is targeted specifically for art teachers. - Like I said in last week’s episode, this summer, we’re focusing on getting a good feel for what teachers have gone through this year. What struggles you’ve had, and we want to acknowledge you for the work you've done and empathize with you for how hard that was. We also want to celebrate, but right now doesn’t feel like the right headspace for that. So this week I want to encour...
[ART CLASS CURATOR] Teaching Art in a Treacherous Year: Interview with Teacher Mary Greim-Gallo
June 21, 2021 14:05 - 44 minutes - 103 MBThis episode is part of the former Art Class Curator podcast and is targeted specifically for art teachers. - For this summer, I really want to focus on art teachers and what they went through in the last year teaching through the pandemic. Every teacher has a different story to tell about what they faced, and I want to talk about one of the hardest years in memory for teachers and celebrate getting through it. Looking forward to the new school year, what have teachers learned from th...
Teaching Art in a Treacherous Year: Interview with Teacher Mary Greim-Gallo
June 21, 2021 14:05 - 44 minutes - 103 MBFor this summer, I really want to focus on art teachers and what they went through in the last year teaching through the pandemic. Every teacher has a different story to tell about what they faced, and I want to talk about one of the hardest years in memory for teachers and celebrate getting through it. Looking forward to the new school year, what have teachers learned from this experience that’ll change the way they teach moving forward? Let’s take back the joy of reconnecting with art an...
Rebellious Silence: Shirin Neshat’s Cultural Gift Captured in Her Visual Art
June 14, 2021 06:00 - 1 hour - 164 MBToday, I’m here with Jennifer Easterling who is another wonderful staff member of Art Class Curator. She writes lessons for our membership at Curated Connections Library and our curriculums. In this episode, she’s chosen Shirin Neshat’s Rebellious Silence for our conversation which she’s been enraptured with ever since she came across it when looking at an AP Art History class. Recently, this artwork came to Fort Worth, Texas and Jenn got to go see it! 4:22 - What the art piece looks like...
Enhancing Your Social-Emotional Learning Skills in the Art Classroom
June 07, 2021 06:00 - 59 minutes - 137 MBToday’s episode is a recording of a webinar I did recently with Kris Bakke at Nasco Education. I talk all about social emotional learning, it’s importance, and how we accomplish that in the art room through working with works of art. In the process, I use a Molly Crabapple portrait as part of an exercise for the webinar group and give an overview of the new curriculum, Art Curator Class Perspectives (in partnership with Nasco). 4:58 - What I’m aiming to accomplish in this webinar 13:11 ...
[ART CLASS CURATOR] Enhancing Your Social-Emotional Learning Skills in the Art Classroom
June 07, 2021 06:00 - 59 minutes - 137 MBThis episode is part of the former Art Class Curator podcast and is targeted specifically for art teachers. - Today’s episode is a recording of a webinar I did recently with Kris Bakke at Nasco Education. I talk all about social emotional learning, it’s importance, and how we accomplish that in the art room through working with works of art. In the process, I use a Molly Crabapple portrait as part of an exercise for the webinar group and give an overview of the new curriculum, Art Curat...
[ART CLASS CURATOR] How to Guide Your Art Students to Have Deeper, More Engaging Conversations
May 31, 2021 06:00 - 35 minutes - 80.3 MBThis episode is part of the former Art Class Curator podcast and is targeted specifically for art teachers. - As an introvert, it always fascinates me how I can get into a really deep conversation with someone for a while and feel energized and motivated by it, and can keep talking all night. Then there are other times where talking to someone just sucks the life out of me and takes my energy away. In this episode, I discuss small talk versus big talk and how to go beyond small talk to ...
How to Guide Your Art Students to Have Deeper, More Engaging Conversations
May 31, 2021 06:00 - 35 minutes - 80.3 MBAs an introvert, it always fascinates me how I can get into a really deep conversation with someone for a while and feel energized and motivated by it, and can keep talking all night. Then there are other times where talking to someone just sucks the life out of me and takes my energy away. In this episode, I discuss small talk versus big talk and how to go beyond small talk to have deeper, more meaningful conversations and teach our students to do the same. I also share some strategies you ...
Arguing with a Van Gogh Gatekeeper to Make Art Accessible to All
May 24, 2021 06:00 - 23 minutes - 54.7 MBI rarely comment about the Internet, but sometimes I have to speak up when something bumps up against my values. This impromptu episode is brought to you by a little argument about Van Gogh I got into online. I realized I had some really strong feelings that I don’t know if I’ve really discussed in any format here. It’s a very important perspective that we need to consider so that our students don’t end up perpetuating elitist thinking when it comes to art, and so that we can create a spa...
Death and Life: Observations of Gustav Klimt’s Artwork with Madalyn Gregory (Part 2)
May 17, 2021 06:00 - 45 minutes - 104 MBLast week, I had a fascinating conversation with Madalyn Gregory discussing Gustav Klimt’s Death and Life. I left that conversation so excited, only to discover that we weren’t done yet. Even after going off the air, we kept talking about it and realized we missed a lot of important things. So we decided to do a follow-up conversation to share even more of our insights with you! 4:55 - Awareness of a gender issue from last week and what it says about our conditioning 13:40 - Impact of g...
Death and Life: Observations of Gustav Klimt’s Artwork with Madalyn Gregory (Part 1)
May 10, 2021 06:00 - 44 minutes - 103 MBToday, I’m excited to try a brand new type of episode where I have art conversations with other people and talk about favorite pieces of art, personal connections to art, and what drew us to the world of art. For my first guest, I’ve brought on one of my best friends for the last 10+ years, organizer for all things at Art Class Curator, and brilliant writer Madalyn Gregory. In this episode, she’s chosen to discuss Death and Life by Gustav Klimt, an artwork that stopped her in her tracks when...
[ART CLASS CURATOR] How Visualizing An Apple Taught Me About Diverse Learning Types
May 03, 2021 06:00 - 31 minutes - 56.7 MBThis episode is part of the former Art Class Curator podcast and is targeted specifically for art teachers. - Thanks to a Facebook group and a friend, conversations around visualizing the apple have grabbed my attention lately. My brain works differently than others, though. I don’t really see things in my head. But when I saw the responses to the apple conversation, I felt really validated and had some profound realizations. In this episode, I talk about those realizations, what this m...
How Visualizing An Apple Taught Me About Diverse Learning Types
May 03, 2021 06:00 - 31 minutes - 56.7 MBThanks to a Facebook group and a friend, conversations around visualizing the apple have grabbed my attention lately. My brain works differently than others, though. I don’t really see things in my head. But when I saw the responses to the apple conversation, I felt really validated and had some profound realizations. In this episode, I talk about those realizations, what this means for art teachers, and how we can better serve diverse learning styles among our students. 5:46 - The judgme...
Looking At Art As A Spiritual Practice
April 26, 2021 06:00 - 41 minutes - 94.8 MBIf you’ve been following us for a while, what we do here at Art Class Curator is much deeper than art appreciation or history. Appreciating art is great, but it gives off the vibe of being better than you and puts up a divide between the art and those who can enjoy it. In the last year, we’ve been emphasizing art connection instead of appreciation. Connecting with art has taught me something about myself that I didn’t know, helped me get through something, or given me clarity or a safe spa...
57: Beyond the Surface - Day 6
March 27, 2021 04:00 - 16 minutes - 22 MBToday's episode is a part of the day 5 lesson of our free e-mail course, Beyond the Surface: Teach Students How to Dive Deeper Into an Artwork to Make Connections and Meaning. The topic for today is THERE IS JUST NOT TIME: Making Time for Experiences That Students AND Admins Will Remember. Sign up for this free e-mail course at https://artclasscurator.com/surface Join the Curated Connections Library at https://artclasscurator.com/join
[ART CLASS CURATOR] 57: Beyond the Surface - Day 6
March 27, 2021 04:00 - 16 minutes - 22 MBThis episode is part of the former Art Class Curator podcast and is targeted specifically for art teachers. - Today's episode is a part of the day 5 lesson of our free e-mail course, Beyond the Surface: Teach Students How to Dive Deeper Into an Artwork to Make Connections and Meaning. The topic for today is THERE IS JUST NOT TIME: Making Time for Experiences That Students AND Admins Will Remember. Sign up for this free e-mail course at https://artclasscurator.com/surface Join the Cu...
56: Beyond the Surface - Day 5
March 26, 2021 04:00 - 18 minutes - 25.7 MBToday's episode is a part of the day 5 lesson of our free e-mail course, Beyond the Surface: Teach Students How to Dive Deeper Into an Artwork to Make Connections and Meaning. The topic for today is ENTHRALLING EXPERIENCES: Get Students Engaged and KEEP Them Engaged. Sign up for this free e-mail course at https://artclasscurator.com/surface
[ART CLASS CURATOR] 56: Beyond the Surface - Day 5
March 26, 2021 04:00 - 18 minutes - 25.7 MBThis episode is part of the former Art Class Curator podcast and is targeted specifically for art teachers. - Today's episode is a part of the day 5 lesson of our free e-mail course, Beyond the Surface: Teach Students How to Dive Deeper Into an Artwork to Make Connections and Meaning. The topic for today is ENTHRALLING EXPERIENCES: Get Students Engaged and KEEP Them Engaged. Sign up for this free e-mail course at https://artclasscurator.com/surface