Considered the artist/photographer as he arranges the visual elements of line, form, texture and value to organize space. (Author/RK)

A community may be interested in raising the level of local involvement and informed interest in art. A critical examination about the issue of the service brought by "art fairs" to the community in art conscious middle America was discussed. (Author/RK)

Author described a technique, called mandrel rolling, by which hollow clay forms are produced in the process of making a ceramic. (RK)

An art project was described in which students had a meaningful learning experience combining art history with modern ceramic materials and methods. nAuthor/RK)

A visiting artist stimulated art students to utilize scrap iron and junk as art materials. (Author/RK)

Today, few artists make serving vessels on a monumental scale. Here artists compete in this unique area of specialization prompted by the Campbell Museum in Camden, New Jersey, which is dedicated to collecting and exhibiting the very best in soup tureens. (Author/RK)

Fifth grade students learned to make woodcuts from techniques taught to them by professional woodcut artists. (Author/RK)

For the past two-and-one-half decades Robert Rauschenberg has proven to be one of this country's most imaginative and inventive artists. The story of his contribution to art history can enlighten students regarding their rich heritage in art. Material can be adapted to grade levels four through twelve. (Editor/RK)

Article discussed the motivation of the artist and how students are moved toward creative expression. (RK)

The work of master artists is an inspiring motivational source for students in their formative years. First and second grade students can create stylized athletes with pipe cleaners after the works of Alberta Giacometti. Fifth grade students can create paper sculptures in the style of Eugene Delacroix. (AM)

Article investigated the problem of being a practicing artist while teaching art classes. (RK)

Described nature printing, a botanical technique, developed in the 17th and 18th centuries to illustrate herbals and other books on plants. (Author/RK)

An unique approach toward a deeper understanding of art and artists by elementary school students, author also suggests implications for strengthening the basic skills of reading and writing. (Editor)

To breathe a spark of life into public spaces that seem cold and lifeless, progressive architects and planners have increasingly turned to artists for help. Some typical results of this cooperation can be seen in Philadelphia where a variety of stimulating sculptures have been arranged. (Author/RK)

Students in the Los Angeles school system had the opportunity to learn how an artist works at his craft through a program called, "Children Meet Artists". (RK)