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I have just loaded student work to ArtSonia, the world’s largest art museum. Our students are excited to get feedback on their projects from our year of “The Alphabet of ART.”
It would really be cool if art teachers (especially those from other Christian schools) would post their favorite lessons, examples and start conversations on this blog. Let’s get out of our “own little caves” and explore possibilities.
I have created this blog to connect art students creating in studio situations with those creating at home. I have three different types of art students: those at my private Christian school, those online drawing and painting students all over the world, and those adult students taking Art Appreciation in a BlackBoard course.
I desire to start discussions about student work, evaluations of artworks shown in galleries and museums, and candid commenting on the process of problem solving and creativity.
I will be posting student work or directing you to various websites that will make us think together about art. In the process I hope that Art will Reach all of us in a unique way.
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