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Sutton, Tiffany – Journal of Aesthetic Education, 2007
Museums have become a crucible for questions of the role that traditional art and art history should play in contemporary art. Friedrich Nietzsche argued in the nineteenth century that museums can be no more than mausoleums for effete (fine) art. Over the course of the twentieth century, however, curators dispelled such blanket pessimism by…
Descriptors: Art History, Architecture, Art Education, Museums
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Townley, Mary Ross – School Arts, 1983
There is a natural progression from making single objects to creating sculpture. By modeling the forms of objects like funnels and light bulbs, students become aware of the quality of curves and the edges of angles. Sculptural form in architecture can be understood as consistency in the forms. (CS)
Descriptors: Architecture, Art Activities, Art Appreciation, Art Education
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Kauppinen, Heta – Art Education, 1987
This article describes the importance of architectural studies for art students. Recommends that architectural studies include historical trends, critical analysis, and studio practice. (JDH)
Descriptors: Aesthetic Education, Architectural Education, Architecture, Art Education
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Rutherford, Janice Williams – Art Education, 2005
This article describes a successful project that demonstrates the effective practice of two important trends in art education today: (1) creating space for art education that is informed by scholarship on community-based pedagogy and environmental design; and (2) collaborating to achieve more comprehensive learning outcomes. The project was a…
Descriptors: Interdisciplinary Approach, Art Education, Architecture, Outcomes of Education
Blandy, Doug, Ed.; Congdon, Kristin G., Ed. – 1991
Contributors to this anthology analyze the contemporary academic methods for critiquing art and suggest new ways that might further the understandings of art created by diverse individuals and groups. Essays are organized into three sections. Part 1, "Changes and Extensions in Critical Approaches" includes essays: (1) "Beyond Universalism in Art…
Descriptors: Aesthetics, Architecture, Art, Art Criticism
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Eriksen, Aase; Kriebel, Katharine – Art Education, 1980
The author, an architect, discusses how architecture can provide sources of content for the curriculum in general and the art program in particular. She views architecture as a way of organizing the built environment, important to understanding history, social sciences, and mathematics as well as art. (KC)
Descriptors: Architectural Character, Architecture, Art, Art Education
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Akogo, Benedict C. – Journal of Educational Technology Systems, 1989
Description of education for architects in Nigeria focuses on the impact of art education in the development of creative architects. Highlights include guidelines for current architectural education; admission requirements for schools of architecture; syllabi for architecture schools; and recommendations for training the architect for the future.…
Descriptors: Admission Criteria, Architects, Architectural Education, Architecture
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Snider, Amy Brook – Art Education, 1993
Describes a collaborative project in which art educators and architects worked together to design a space for educational programs in a museum. Discusses differing views about the space as a classroom or an active studio. Concludes that the collaborative experience heightened creativity among the participants and produced a design for a museum…
Descriptors: Aesthetic Values, Architecture, Art Education, Building Design
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Martin, Floyd W. – Design for Arts in Education, 1991
Argues that art history should have a more prominent place in primary and secondary education. Suggests promoting art history by (1) ensuring that teachers are knowledgeable in the discipline; (2) studying art history through other disciplines; and (3) exposing students to real artworks, local architecture, and the significance of popular culture.…
Descriptors: Aesthetic Values, Architecture, Art Appreciation, Art Criticism