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Art Education Faculty in Selections Show |
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Exhibits + Events
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 Selections 10
Bakalar and Paine Galleries
February 1 - March 13, 2010
Featuring work of new faculty and faculty returning from sabbatical.
New Art Education faculty member Adriana Katzew and John Giordano, who returned from sabbatical this year, have work in the show.
Adriana Katzew, Mexican Field Worker Standing |
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Off Campus Events
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Boston Public Schools 13th Annual Visual Arts Exhibition
featuring art work from BPS visual arts teachers
March 3-31, 2010
Sandra and Philip Gordon Gallery / Boston Arts Academy
174 Ipswich St., Boston
Gallery hours: M-F, 9-4
Including work by our alumnae: Beth Balliro, Constance Bigony, Raquel Cardoso, Martha Kempe, Virginia Kropas, Kathleen Marsh, Matthew Poirier, Constantia Thibaut, Yvonne Troxell, Anna Youman.
Image: "Allston," Ari Hauben, McKinley South End Academy |
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Alumna Nathalie Miebach Featured in Musical Sculpture Performance |
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Alumnae
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AXIS Ensemble performs a 'musical sculpture' by Nathalie Miebach (MSAE, MFA).
Sunday, March 14, 3 p.m.
Lilypad, 1353 Cambridge St, Cambridge, MA (Inman Square)
Suggested Donation $10
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NAEA Confrence in Baltimore |
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Off Campus Events
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2010 NAEA National Convention
April 14 - 18, 2010
Join with K-12 art educators, administrators, professors of art education, museum art educators, college students, and artists from around the globe for the premier professional development opportunity for visual arts educators
This year’s theme, Art Education and Social Justice, explores the role of visual arts and education as vehicles of social equity and agency in today’s increasingly visual culture.
Dan Serig, Steve Locke, Lois Hetland and Jen Hall from the Art Ed Faculty will be presenting at the convention. |
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Publications
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Our own John Crowe wrote the Preface for this eagerly awaited book on Teaching for Artistic Behavior (TAB). John Giordano also appears in the book in regard to the application of TAB to after school programs.
This dynamic resource details the philosophy, rationale, and implementation of choice-based authentic art education in elementary and middle schools. To do the work of artists, children need opportunities to behave, think, and perform as artists. The heart of this curriculum is to facilitate independent learning in studio centers designed to support student choices in subject matter and media. The authors address theory, instruction, assessment, and advocacy in a user-friendly format that includes color photos of classroom set-ups and student work, sample demonstrations, and reflections on activities.
Order the book
About the Authors:
Katherine Douglas recently retired after 36 years of teaching elementary art. She was named Massachusetts Distinguished Art Teacher in 2005. She has frequently been a visiting lecturer in art education classes in our department and has been a Supervising Practitioner for several MassArt student teachers.
Diane Jaquith, an alumna of the MSAE, teaches elementary art in the Newton Public Schools. She was a recipient of an NAEA Foundation Award for Teaching Excellence in 2008. She has also supervised MassArt student teachers.
Kathy and Diane, along with John Crowe and Pauline Joseph, are cofounders of Teaching for Artistic Behavior, Inc., an educational organization that supports teachers who practice choice-based art education.
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