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Graham, Mark A.; Lewis, Rebecca – British Journal of Educational Studies, 2021
This article describes a qualitative study of pre-service art education students that was designed to explore relationships between mindfulness, self-inquiry, and artistic practices. The researchers, who are art educators, were curious about how mindfulness practices might connect, overlap or influence the personal artistic practice of the…
Descriptors: Metacognition, Preservice Teacher Education, Art Teachers, Art Education
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Graham, Mark A. – Art Education, 2012
An important problem for high school art teachers is deciding what belongs in the art curriculum. What works of art, media, or ideas will inspire their students to more fully develop their own artistic potential and critically engage with contemporary art and culture? What artifacts of art, visual culture, or material culture should be included…
Descriptors: Studio Art, High School Students, Freehand Drawing, Art Expression
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Graham, Mark A.; Zwirn, Susan Goetz – Studies in Art Education: A Journal of Issues and Research in Art Education, 2010
Many K-12 art teachers have rich artistic backgrounds and continue to be active as artists in spite of the challenges of time, energy, and stereotypes that insist a real artist would not teach. This article describes a research project that examined the educational dynamic engendered by teachers who are also artists. We interviewed and observed…
Descriptors: Elementary Secondary Education, Art Education, Artists, Art Teachers
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Graham, Mark A. – Teaching Artist Journal, 2009
Art education can be profoundly important to individual students, to learning collectives, and to our conceptions of what schooling might be. The value of student engagement in the arts as a way to develop imaginative approaches to constructing knowledge has been richly described. However, a less commonly studied component of visual art education…
Descriptors: Art Teachers, Artists, Teacher Influence, Studio Art
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Graham, Mark A. – Art Education, 2007
Research on learning in the visual arts suggests that art education must be situated in compelling personal contexts if it is to succeed in creating new ways of thinking, knowing, and representing. The personal context always has cultural dimensions. This article describes a visual art curriculum that embraces the personal context of place in a…
Descriptors: Visual Arts, Art Education, Secondary School Students, Curriculum
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Graham, Mark A. – Studies in Art Education: A Journal of Issues and Research in Art Education, 2007
In contemporary life and education, the local is marginalized in favor of large-scale economies of consumption that are indifferent to ecological concerns. The consequences of neglecting local human and natural communities include a degraded habitat, loss of wilderness, alienation, rootlessness, and lack of connection to communities. Critical…
Descriptors: Critical Theory, Art Education, Ecology, Barriers