Today’s episode discusses an article by Elliot Eisner’s 1987 article, “Why arts are basic” and how art educators can relate and change their perceptions of new anti-racist arts curriculum.

@Arty_MrsLeal The Painting Party Gal Ep. 5 Why arts are NOT basic

Erica Leal, Artist/Art Educator K-12 

My artistic experience spreads across many media. Recently, I have used acrylic paint to design shoes and lead groups of painters at my paint parties. I have experience creating and editing instructional videos based on lesson plans I create for my students. I also teach art full time in an elementary school, where I teach many art media as well. Including but not limited to; digital art, ceramics, oil pastels, watercolor, collage, printmaking, painting, drawing and fiber art.

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Erica Leal, Artist/Art Educator K-12 My artistic experience spreads across many media. Recently, I have used acrylic paint to design shoes and lead groups of painters at my paint parties. I have experience creating and editing instructional videos based on lesson plans I create for my students. I also teach art full time in an elementary school, where I teach many art media as well. Including but not limited to; digital art, ceramics, oil pastels, watercolor, collage, printmaking, painting, drawing and fiber art.

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@Arty_MrsLeal The Painting Party Gal Ep. 5 Why arts are NOT basic