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Before I even start, I want to say that I do not have all of the answers. If I did, I would not need to write this. There may be factors...

The Covid-19 global pandemic has in many ways put a stop to the way we live our everyday lives, but it hasn't stopped us from being...

On Friday, I accepted a position as a middle-school Art teacher, and school starts on Tuesday. That is four days, or 96 hours, or 5,760...

Just over a year ago, I was beginning to plan things out for the imminent school year. I was not doing a complete revamp of a curriculum,...

Space Chicken is an idea I have been playing with lately. It is a set of cards designed to give its user a variety prompts that can be...

I meant for this to be a smaller project that would inform some larger ones, but the 4th grade students knocked it so far out of the park...

If I was as cool as I wanted to be in high school, my bedroom would have felt a lot like Steinbrink's current installation at MOCA,...

I find myself at a hurdle that I have seen before. I come across an artist that I was not familiar with and I want to tell everyone all...

Coming from a big family, we went through our share of station wagons. I remember most of them having seats in the “way-back” that faced...

Who wants an Automatic Pizza Hat? How about a machine that eats your nightmares? This Christmas, every man, woman, and child will want a...

This is a quick assignment I am doing with all of my classes at the beginning of the year. I use blank playing cards, but it could be...

This project was a great investigation into making new colors. It incorporated math, some creative writing, and of course some...

I discovered Odutola when I was looking for new portrait artists to introduce to my 5th grade students. Portraits can be and mean so many...

The work of Keiichi Tanaami feels like a scream in the face. It is work that gets your attention and keeps it. It pulls you in with an...

His work isn’t quite dark enough to think he is the grown up version of the neighbor kid, Sid, from Toy Story who used to take apart all...

Originally written in November 2011 I got to catch Lisa Yuskavage’s newest solo exhibit at theDavid Zweiner gallery on a recent trip...

Maybe I should write on here more often....