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Cress, Sarah – Art Education, 2012
For many artists, visual representation begins with the creative exploration of real and personal experiences. The primary challenge in creating such introspective works is maintaining the ability to connect with a broader audience. For high school students specifically, tremendous pride manifests in the creation of artistic works that represent…
Descriptors: Studio Art, Artists, Photography, Visual Aids
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Song, Young Imm Kang – Art Education, 2009
A fairly common understanding among teachers is that the study of the arts opens up the study of cultures. Appreciating the artistic expressions of a culture enhances student understanding of that culture and its people. Beyond appreciation, when students make artworks, they create meaning and explore their perceptions of various cultural roles.…
Descriptors: Multicultural Education, Studio Art, Korean Americans, High School Students
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Pitri, Eliza – Art Education, 2007
The purpose of this article is to explore the relationships among art, language, and communication through the use of children's art books in early childhood teaching. By children's art books, meaning books for children that serve as contexts for reproductions of artworks, are stunning works of art themselves, engage the curiosity and thinking of…
Descriptors: Education Courses, Classroom Communication, Children, Art Activities