Art Ed Radio

We have heard about so many unique and creative ways that art teachers are putting together their spring art shows--so why not a socially distant drive-thru art show? In today's episode, Lindsey Moss joins Tim to share her ideas for a collaborative, community-based art show that involves all of her students while keeping everyone safe from beginning to end.

• Follow Sarah Krajewski on Instagram
• 10 Ways to Market Your Art Show
• Hosting a Virtual Art Night

As AOEU continues to celebrate its 10th anniversary, Tim invites Amanda Heyn back to the show to reminisce and share some of their best stories. Listen as they talk about how art teaching and the art teacher community has changed in the past 10 years, tell some behind-the-scenes stories from the early days of AOEU, and discuss where AOEU may be going in the future!

• Follow AOEU on Instagram
• 10 AOEU Articles that Have Stood the Test of Time
• The 10 Best Videos from Our AOEU Archives

Tiny galleries are a spectacular way to bring art to more people, making small galleries and small work available and accessible. But what does it take to create a tiny gallery? In today's episode, Catie Nasser talks to Tim about her adventures with a tiny gallery, from the original idea to the building process to the upcoming opening, and everything in between.

• Follow Catie on Instagram
• Also follow the Melrose Tiny Gallery
• Listen to the 'Tiny Art Show' podcast episode
• How Tiny Art Can Lead to Big Awareness

Art heists are an endless source of fascination for our students, and--if we're being honest--for us as teachers as well. In today's episode, Abby Schukei and Amanda Heyn join Tim to talk about Made You Look, the new art theft documentary from Barry Avrich that is streaming on Netflix. Listen as they discuss art forgery, their opinions on the main subjects in the film, and how we can leverage storytelling about art crimes in our classrooms.

• Watch 'Made You Look' on Netflix
• The podcast about the Gardner Museum heist, Last Seen
• The Art of the Con
• How to Steal Attention with Art Heists and Forgeries

Following the NAEA and NOW conferences, Janet Taylor joins Tim to talk about what they loved, what they didn't, and the things they would like to see at future conferences. They then discuss how we can continue learning and fueling our creativity even when major professional development events are not on the horizon.

• Follow Janet on Twitter and see her Creativity Course
• Finding Time for Better PD
• How a Growth Mindset Can Affect Your Teaching Career

Jenn Russell is back by popular demand, and in today's episode, she and Tim dive into a long conversation about exactly how they teach drawing. It's all here, from favorite lessons to best drawing media to motivating reluctant learners. Also listen for a discussion on how skill building can lead to more choices for students.

• Follow Jenn on Twitter and Instagram
• AOEU's Studio: Drawing course
• Listen to Jenn's last podcast appearance
• 7 Ideas to Pump Up Your Drawing Curriculum

In today's episode, Janine Campbell joins Tim to preview her upcoming presentations at the NAEA national convention later this week. They also discuss a wide range of additional topics, including creating digital mosaics, coping with distance learning, and Janine getting vaccinated. Finally, stick around to hear Janine's trick for working in Google that you might not know.

• Follow Janine on Twitter, as well as Jane Montero
• See everything you need to know about the NAEA Convention
• View the Online Art Teachers Facebook group

With AOEU's first-ever graduation ceremony happening earlier this month, we had a unique opportunity to celebrate those teachers who earned their Master's Degree. In today's episode, Tim talks to Dean of Admissions and Student Services Shannon Lauffer about the AOEU graduate program. They then both interview alumni Lizz Rodak and Suzanne Farr about their experiences in the program and what they learned while working toward their degrees.

• Master's Degree Interest Form
• Find everything you need to know about AOEU's degree program
• See all of AOEU's graduate courses
• Follow Lizz and Suzanne on Instagram

Today, art teacher Jordan DeWilde joins Tim to talk about his new book, 30-Minute Drawing for Beginners. Listen as they discuss teaching students to draw, how teachers can feel more comfortable teaching drawing, and the work that goes into writing and publishing a book.

• Listen to Jordan on Everday Art Room and Art Ed Radio
• See Jordan's new book, 30-Minute Drawing for Beginners
• Take a look at Jordan's website
• Follow Jordan on Instagram

During Friday night's NOW Conference, Tim and co-host Amanda Heyn spent some time talking about creativity with art teachers and artists Candido Crespo and Sarah Krajewski. That conversation makes up the bulk of today's podcast. Listen as they discuss simple ways to stay creative, the easiest ways to consistently make art, and how staying creative can help you in the classroom.

• Listen to Candido on the Everyday Art Room podcast
• Check out Candido's One Love Art Sessions podcast
• Take a look at Sarah's website
• Listen to last week's podcast with NOW featured presenter Kevin Honeycutt