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For a $25 Donation to the WAEA...
You will receive:
- a limited edition 50 years Anniversary Vinyl sticker,
- a limited edition 50 years Anniversary Sketchbook,
- and various other SWAG from art vendors

Mailed to you!

Proceeds are donated to Washington Art Education Association and a portion of the proceeds will go to the WAEA Scholarship fund.

Please use the Eventbright link here to purchase a donation ticket to conference. (no worries if you already have a ticket.)

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For a $50 for 50 Years Donation to the WAEA...
You will receive:
- a limited edition 50 years Anniversary Black and Gold 16 oz. Stainless Steel, Laser-etched, Screw-top Water Bottle.
- a limited edition 50 years Anniversary Vinyl sticker,
- a limited edition 50 years Anniversary Sketchbook,
- and various other SWAG from art vendors

Mailed to you!

WAEA Swag - Proceeds are Donated to Washington Art Education Association and a portion of the proceeds will go to the WAEA Scholarship fund.

Please use the Eventbright link here to purchase a donation ticket to conference. (no worries if you already have a ticket.)

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Spreading Gold Glitter from Gold Money Sign Image

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Shop, Admire, and Share your own Art (and Art Education Items) for Sale. 

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Shop, Admire, and Share your own Art (and Art Education Items) for Sale. 

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Use the Pink Plus Sign Round Button to Add your Post to promote and sell your own Artwork / Etsy Shop / Website / Art Supplies / Programs / etc.

- include your contact information/website for purchases.

(all Artists/Vendors handle all $ transactions) -  WAEA assumes no liability in private money transactions between parties on this MarketPlace (except for donations to WAEA).

Posts are moderated and will be approved once reviewed.

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My pandemic doodling has been refined into this 32 page zine.  It is a funny, heart-felt account of life in lockdown.  You can buy it at
etsy.com/shop/MargaretMakesArt

Margaret Hartley

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NAEA Ecology & Environment Interest Group's New Website

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NAEA Ecology & Environment Interest Group's New Website

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https://naeaecologyandenvironment.weebly.com/

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As an interest group of NAEA, the Ecology and Environment Interest Group is intended to (1) support NAEA members in implementing ecological and environmental art pedagogies and (2) advance NAEA members' scholarship surrounding ecological and environmental art education.

Become A Member

Membership in this group is currently free to all National Art Education Association members.

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As an interest group of NAEA, the Ecology and Environment Interest Group is intended to (1) support NAEA members in implementing ecological and environmental art pedagogies and (2) advance NAEA members' scholarship surrounding ecological and environmental art education. Membership in this group is currently free to all National Art Education Association members.

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Are you interested in realistic drawing/painting & training in classical techniques? Check out the School Of Atelier Arts where you can access a variety of FREE LESSONS!
https://www.schoolofatelierarts.com/shop/

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The School of Atelier Arts teaches realistic drawing and painting skills to art teachers through our Department of Aesthetics Blog, the Ateliyay! K-12 Art Curriculum, and a Master's in Studio Arts for art teachers.

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Artists Making a Kinder World has free curriculum materials!

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Artists Making a Kinder World has free curriculum materials!

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The Artists Making a Kinder World curriculum uniquely combines art, inspirational ideals, and public exhibition unlike any other program of its kind, winning enthusiastic praise from teachers and students alike.

Each lesson takes inspiration from an elevating social value such as Respect, Peace, or Hope. Lessons begin with a moment of quiet centering followed by an interactive presentation involving students in integrative understanding in the lesson's theme.

Lessons conclude with the introduction of an art project, including demonstration of techniques and examples.

Students then dive in and make their own art, concluding with time for each student to show and explain their work.

We highly encourage the display of student art in a public location, broadcasting their voices to a wider audience, showing the positive difference each student can make in the world.

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The Artists Making a Kinder World curriculum uniquely combines art, inspirational ideals, and public exhibition unlike any other program of its kind, winning enthusiastic praise from teachers and students alike. Each lesson takes inspiration from an elevating social value such as Respect, Peace, or Hope.

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WA State Teaching Artist Training Lab open for applications!

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WA State Teaching Artist Training Lab open for applications!

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Develop your teaching craft with a statewide community of teaching artists and arts educators with TAT Lab!  Participants join a cohort of peers and mentors to explore learning plan design, frameworks, and new teaching methods in this 7-month program. TAT Lab is for people who work at the intersections of Arts x Youth x Education, focusing on community building, creative thinking, racial justice, and social emotional wellness for both students and educators. Learn more at https://www.arts.wa.gov/tat-lab/

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Melissa Misoda - Sammamish High School Glassblowing teacher and independent artist.

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www.instagram.com/misodaglass

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Shop for exhibition catalogs, thoughtfully curated items designed by local designers & artists, and more at Museum Store at the Frye! 

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Shop for exhibition catalogs, thoughtfully curated items designed by local designers & artists, and more at Museum Store at the Frye! 

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A curated collection of one-of-a-kind objects and innovative items from Pacific Northwest designers and artists. Proceeds support the Museum.

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Need some inspiration for your classroom? Check out these resources inspired by exhibitions on view.

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Educator Resources - Blog - Frye From Home

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Fuel your students’ creativity with visually stunning art stories that feature diverse artists, movements and cultures. Your students will discover the elements and principles behind classic and contemporary masterpieces and use what they’ve learned to create their own amazing works of art.

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Ready-to-Go Teaching Kits with Every Article

Every Scholastic Art story is a self-contained lesson and launchpad for your students creativity! Deepen engagement with art videos, build skills with interactive and printable activities, and encourage expression with hands-on projects for school and home.
EXPLORE AN ISSUE

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Scholastic Art | The Art Magazine for Grades 7-12

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Ready-to-Go Teaching Kits with Every Article Every Scholastic Art story is a self-contained lesson and launchpad for your students creativity! Deepen engagement with art videos, build skills with interactive and printable activities, and encourage expression with hands-on projects for school and home. EXPLORE AN ISSUE

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Check out our popular art history lectures by Rebecca Albiani! Her lectures aren't only informative but also entertaining. Tickets can be purchased for individual lectures or the entire series.

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Tickets

REGISTRATION

For the 2021-22 virtual season, you may purchase a series pass in advance of the start of the season or at any point during the season or you may purchase individual tickets at any point during the season.

CONFIRMATION

Registration is confirmed by email.

CREDIT AND CLOCK HOURS

Continuing education credit and clock hours are available to educators through Seattle Pacific University (SPU) for series pass purchases only. Payments for fees are paid directly to SPU online. The cost is $50 for 1 credit, $20 for 15 clock hours. Courses taken for credit or clock hours through SPU may not be repeated. Credit and clock hour registration will close on September 15, 2021 at 11:59 pm Pacific Time.

ART 5211, CRN 400 Register for SPU Credit

CEU 2031, CRN 401 Register for SPU Clock hours

CANCELLATION

The Frye Art Museum reserves the right to cancel any lecture series. If the Museum cancels a course or class, a full refund will be issued. To cancel registration, please contact us at tickets@fryemuseum.org.

MEMBERSHIP

Members receive a discount on this and all lecture series, studio art classes, and at the Store and Café. Join today to take advantage of member discounts.

Questions? education@fryemuseum.org.

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The Frye Art Museum is a living legacy of visionary patronage and civic responsibility, committed to artistic inquiry and a rich visitor experience. A catalyst for our engagement with contemporary art and artists is the Founding Collection of Charles and Emma Frye, access to which shall always be free.

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Don't forget to make time for some self care during your busy teaching schedule. Need a quick break? Join us in one of these mindfulness meditations to tune out and tune in. Find more recorded sessions here: Mindfulness Meditation — Blog — Frye From Home (fryemuseum.blog)

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Virtual Mindfulness Meditation

Select Wednesdays 12:30 - 1:00 pm Pacific Time

Location Online

Present-moment awareness is essential to experience and appreciate any work of art, but it can be elusive and we often find ourselves distracted or lost in thought. Through the training and practice of mindfulness meditation, we can apply present-moment awareness not only to experience art, but to all aspects of life. We can discover a calm amidst our to-do lists and more fully appreciate the gift of each day.

The Frye offers free thirty-minute live virtual sessions of Mindfulness Meditation on select Wednesdays, which will be livestreamed on the Frye's YouTube channel. Sessions are guided by Kristoffer Rhoads, PhD. Recordings will be available on the Frye From Home blog following the live event. Registration is not required.

About the Facilitators

Kristoffer Rhoads, PhD is a psychologist at Harborview and a UW associate professor of Neurology. Dr. Rhoads specializes in evaluating and treating dementia and neurodegenerative disorders. His clinical interests include neuropsychological evaluation of neurodegenerative disorders, non-pharmacological treatment of memory and neurological disorders, cognitive rehabilitation, and cross-cultural evaluations and treatment. His research interests include screening and early detection of cognitive impairment, non-medication interventions for memory loss, and cross-cultural dementia care.

Please note: this is a virtual program. We are not able to offer in-person Mindfulness Meditation sessions at this time. Please continue to check our website for current program information.

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The Frye Art Museum is a living legacy of visionary patronage and civic responsibility, committed to artistic inquiry and a rich visitor experience. A catalyst for our engagement with contemporary art and artists is the Founding Collection of Charles and Emma Frye, access to which shall always be free.

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Join NAEA Asian Arts and Culture Interest Group

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Join NAEA Asian Arts and Culture Interest Group

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Asian Arts and Culture Interest Group's mission is to identify and promote art education research and practices on Asian art, culture(s), artists, and philosophies within global and cross-cultural perspectives. AACIG welcomes any art educators who are interested in expanding creating, learning, and teaching through Asian arts and culture.

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ANTI-ASIAN INCIDENTS AND DISCRIMINATION PART II: A VOICE FOR THE VOICELESS THROUGH ART

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We would like to share with everyone a best-practice lesson plan by Soudabeh Memarzadeh. We welcome art teachers share and submit teaching Asian arts and culture lesson plans with us. Please contact aacig.naea@gmail.com.

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Davis Publications Art Advocacy Monthly Planner...Sign up here to get your free planner mailed to you!

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Davis Publications Art Advocacy Monthly Planner...Sign up here to get your free planner mailed to you!

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In the December 2016 issue of SchoolArts magazine, Pam Stephens wrote, “Those of us who work in arts education—especially in K–12 settings—understand the need to be active art education advocates. Art advocacy begins with a single person—an individual who supports and defends the arts through ongoing written and spoken communication. This communication can be as simple as speaking to a colleague or displaying student artwork with descriptive wall text. Art advocacy grows as that single person generates positive actions that include others.”

Every year, we create the Davis Monthly Planner, an Art Advocacy Planning Guide to promote the importance of providing a quality art education for all K–12 students. We offer this resource to you free of charge to support your important work! We are all one person that can make a big difference, imagine the power we have advocating together!

FREE PLANNER SIGN UP LINK HERE.

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No official store yet... but I have lots of things for sale. purses and small art quilts. send me a message if interested!

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Educator Resource: Cascadia Art for Schools 

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Educator Resource: Cascadia Art for Schools 

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Cascadia Art Museum offers a free art education program for schools called Cascadia Art for Schools! Through virtual (or in-person) museum tours and hands-on art lessons, your students will experience art while meeting WA State Art Standards. Did we mention, it's free?!

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Cascadia Art for Schools (CAS) is a free Washington state standards-based art program for K-8 students exploring the art of the Northwest. CAS is an interactive and inquiry-based tour, and students engage with art through facilitated dialogue, storytelling, and hands-on art creation. This program is learner-centered and explores artists that have been historically underrepresented.
CAS has three parts:

COVID-19 Update:

We understand this is an ever-changing time and each school has different restrictions. Therefore, we are offering this free program:

Completely Virtually (Museum Field Trip & Art Lesson take place on zoom),

In Your Classroom (a vaccinated Museum educator will bring a Mobile Museum to your classroom for the Museum Field Trip and will come back to your classroom for the Art Lesson),

In the Museum & In Your Classroom (the Museum Field Trip will take place at Cascadia, and a Museum Educator will come to your classroom for an Art Lesson).

CAS Program Focus Options

Sharing Our Story

Sharing Our Story addresses the history of Washington state and tribal sovereignty by exploring how society and historical movements influenced Northwest artists. Students will learn about two artists and how an artist's life is reflected in their art. Students will then think how history has impacted their own lives and create art based on their own lives

Building Blocks of Art

Art concepts through Northwest art (K-8)

Building Blocks of Art explores art concepts utilized by Northwest artists as tools of expression. Each grade focuses o n a different art concept used by Northwest artists. Students will learn about an art concept, explore Northwest art using their art concept, and then create their own art. For a full list of art concepts for each grade level, see below the sign-up button.

Sign-Up for CAS

Please fill out the form below to request any or all parts of the Cascadia Art for Schools program. Cascadia Art for Schools is offered October-June, Monday-Friday from 9 am - 4 pm. Please fill out and submit the form below and indicate your fist, second, and third choices for dates and times. A confirmation email will be sent to you with the exact date scheduled.

We ask that educators schedule tours at least three weeks in advance.

Questions?

For Questions, please call or email the museum at (425) 336-4809 or education@cascadiaartmuseum.org

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Cascadia Art for Schools | School Programs – Cascadia Art Museum

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Cascadia Art for Schools (CAS) is a free Washington state standards-based art program for K-8 students exploring the art of the Northwest. CAS is an interactive and inquiry-based tour, and students engage with art through facilitated dialogue, storytelling, and hands-on art creation. This program is…

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Teen Art Program: Cascadia Teen Ambassadors

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Teen Art Program: Cascadia Teen Ambassadors

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Teens interested in the arts and/or museums can apply to join Cascadia Teen Ambassadors. In this program, teens will learn about a career in Museums, offer advice on museum programming, and raise awareness for the museum.

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Now Accepting Applications for the 2021-2022 Cascadia Teen Ambassadors
**UPDATE** Application deadline extended until October 20, 2021
Become a leader, learn about museums, and be a voice for your community at Cascadia.

Who are the Cascadia Teen Ambassadors (CTA)?

What do we do?

CTA's goal is to raise awareness of Cascadia and advise the museum on the development and implementation of youth programs by:

Providing a youth voice to the museum education department

Volunteering for youth programs at the museum

Develop and facilitate one new youth program a year such as a Teen Night at the Museum

Promoting Cascadia youth programs by creating and distributing flyers, participating in special events, and communication with peers.

Meet museum professionals and gain experience about careers in museum.

What will you get out of the experience?

Experience in art education, museum education, and art history

Experience in museum careers and be mentored by museum professionals

Experience in leadership, community engagement, project development, and arts advocacy

Build relationships with youth from across Snohomish and Upper King Counties.

Influence programming at Cascadia Art Museum

How much time do I have to commit?

CTA members commit to attending one-hour meetings twice a month throughout the 2021-2022 school year starting at the end of October.

First year CTA members will meet on Wednesdays from 3:30-4:30, second year members will meet from 4:00-5:00. Some meetings will be virtual and others will be in-person at the Museum.

CTA members are also asked to complete a minimum of 6 volunteer hours for Cascadia Art Museum.

Click here for our 2021-2022 Cascadia Teen Ambassadors application. Applications are due on October 20, 2021. We look forward to having you join us at Cascadia!

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Cascadia Teen Ambassadors - Cascadia Art Museum

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UPDATE** Application deadline extended until October 20, 2021 CTA's goal is to raise awareness of Cascadia and advise the museum on the development and implementation of youth programs by: Providing a youth voice to the museum education department Volunteering for youth programs at the museum Develop and facilitate one new youth program a year such as a Teen Night at the Museum Promoting Cascadia youth programs by creating and distributing flyers, participating in special events, and communication with peers.

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"Eagles" Mixed Media.12"x 12"canvas (museum width) $110©Michele Chmielewski 

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Teaching Artist- NAEA Pacific Region VP, Michele Chmielewski, Mixed Media Art for sale, idahoartfromtheheart@gmail.com 

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Teaching Artist- NAEA Pacific Region VP, Michele Chmielewski, Mixed Media Art for sale, idahoartfromtheheart@gmail.com 

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Join my Facebook art page @Misha’s Idaho Art from the Heart