Embracing a Heritage of Difference: Tales and Musings on Inclusion in the Classroom
By Aliyah N.C. Teaching artist and arts writer (alynaomie.com) As a teaching artist, I find my biggest goal is to make my students feel included. …
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Crossing the Cultural Divide: A Teaching Artist in a Bilingual Classroom
By Afi Scruggs I thought I’d come up with the perfect procedure. I spent the 2021-2022 school year at the Scranton School on Cleveland’s west …
Shoulder to Shoulder
By Heleya de BarrosITAC 6, Oslo, Norway We ended our time together, standing on top of chairs, dancing like chickens. As only an international gathering …
The Space Between…
By Pamela O’Loughlin There are fifteen days between Juneteenth and the 4th of July. The juxtaposition of these two holidays makes me pause and really …
Remember/Artist/Heal: Surveying the Shared Landscape with Teaching Artists as Farmers
by Julio Valentin On April 5-7, 2022, Teaching Artists Guild, Arts Education Partnership, National Endowment for the Arts, U.S. Department of Education and Hewlett Foundation …
Beyond Teaching
by Alex Chadwell Beyond Teaching was written as a report out on the national convening focusing on teaching artistry, “Our Shared Future: Imagining a New …
Union Spirit and Independent Artists
by Kathy Creutzburg Teaching artists are unique individuals because they nurture creativity in others by using their independent artistic practices as grounding. Their role within …
Instituting Change: Teaching Artists As Activists
by Kathy Creutzburg I read an article recently in the New York Times about a UCLA listing for a doctorate adjunct professor to teach a …
The Box
By Kerry Warren April 4th, 2022 How is it already April and taxes are due? Last month, I was already feeling a sense of dread …
Remember/Artist/Heal: Surveying the Shared Landscape with Teaching Artists as Farmers
by Julio Valentin On April 5-7, 2022, Teaching Artists Guild, Arts Education Partnership, National Endowment for the Arts, U.S. Department of Education and Hewlett Foundation …
Beyond Teaching
by Alex Chadwell Beyond Teaching was written as a report out on the national convening focusing on teaching artistry, “Our Shared Future: Imagining a New …
Union Spirit and Independent Artists
by Kathy Creutzburg Teaching artists are unique individuals because they nurture creativity in others by using their independent artistic practices as grounding. Their role within …
Instituting Change: Teaching Artists As Activists
by Kathy Creutzburg I read an article recently in the New York Times about a UCLA listing for a doctorate adjunct professor to teach a …
How Traditional Fine Art Pricing May Be Reinforcing Historical Biases
And How You Could Easily Price Your Artwork Without Bias By Ebonique Boyd, the co-founder of Budget Collector, a company creating an artificial intelligence art …