An illustrated article showing and describing Handicrafts suggested by James W. Perrin, Jr., Shirley Amerie, Janet D. MacKenzie, and Caroline C. Allrutz.

Using computers to produce art began with scientists, mathematicians, and individuals with strong technical backgrounds who used the graphic material as visualizations of data in technical fields. People are using computer art in advertising, as well as in painting; sculpture; music; textile, product, industrial, and interior design; architecture;…

This pamphlet describes a point of view for art education and suggests methods of planning for art facilities. Activities to be included, art in the self contained classroom, specifications for the self contained classroom, and the multipurpose art room in the elementary school are considered, with reference to the junior and senior high levels.…

This booklet contains descriptions of craft activities for preschool children. The materials needed are listed, and instructions for making the materials from common household goods are given. Instructions and "recipes" are presented in five chapter sections: (1) Media, (2) Special Projects, (3) Gifts, (4) Parties, and (5) Things to Make. (DP)

Television as a medium for art is only beginning to be explored. This book, while noting rather than attempting to detail the possibilities and technologies involved, presents one author's thoughts on the subject and extended examples. (RH)

The printmaking activities described in this article may be adapted for any grade level but are especially appropriate for elementary and junior high school levels and for situations where more traditional printmaking supplies are limited. (Author/RK)

Thorough advance planning will eliminate much of the clutter and the mud hazards associated with the introduction of ceramics. Provides some helpful suggestions for teaching ceramics in an efficient and tidy fashion. (Author/RK)

Contains sufficient background and technical information for an in-depth project in applique. Included are numerous techniques, specific procedures and a variety of applications. Applique at this level is suggested for high school art students. (Editor/RK)

In her description of how to use dyes directly onto fabrics the author lists materials to be used, directions for mixing dyes, techniques for applying dyes, references for additional reading and sources for dye materials. Preceding the activity with several lessons in design and other textile techniques with the dye process will ensure a…

For the teacher with a limited art materials budget plaster provides a "best buy" in terms of the variety of art projects possible and relative cost. With plaster, the student can cast blocks for printmaking, carving, and assemblage and use it, in combination with other materials, in crafts projects. Describes different kinds of plaster…

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)

Basic pointers and suggestions for activities with clay which can be used to teach various educational concepts to children. (CM)

If your school district is like most school districts, money for supplies is an increasing problem. Art teachers are continually trying to develop meaningful art projects for which the cost is minimal. Here students learn to use discarded, large number 10 cans as planters for a macrame project. (Author/RK)