Category: Art Education
Written by Liberal Arts Assistant Professor Dr. Kat Medill In the modern educational landscape, the art room is often seen as a sanctuary–a place where the rigid rows of desks give way to easels and the scent of graphite. However, for
Written by Liberal Arts Assistant Professor Dr. Kat Medill For too long, the study of art history has been confined to a rigid, chronological march. A dizzying parade of ‘isms’ and movements often centered on a narrow European and North American
From high quality oil paints to professional grade camera lenses, it’s no secret that art supplies can run up a bill. However, for those who are just getting started in their creative field or are looking for an affordable hobby,
Written by Liberal Arts Assistant Professor Dr. Kat Medill The act of creation, seemingly magical and intuitive, is in fact deeply rooted in the intricate workings of the human brain. For art educators, understanding the underlying neuroscience of creativity offers a
Teaching art outdoors transforms learning by allowing students to draw inspiration from and connect creatively with the natural world. While the benefits of outdoor learning environments can be rewarding in art class, deepening artistic expression, strengthening observation skills, and promoting
While art education is a fundamental component of many children’s early life, the reality is that art education (and its benefits) isn’t just for youth. More than ever, researchers are discovering the lifelong benefits of art education for adults of
When we consider the integration of entrepreneurship into education, our thoughts typically gravitate towards traditional business school curricula. However, the contemporary landscape reveals a significant shift, with a growing number of artists establishing themselves as independent professionals, operating as sole
Are you ready to use your passion for art to inspire and teach others? If so, a career in art education may be right for you. As an art educator, you could enjoy the sense of personal fulfillment that comes
So you’ve received your acceptance letter and you’re excited to begin classes at Rocky Mountain College of Art + Design! While starting college can be one of the most exciting times of your life, it can also be one of
Public art installations are used all over the world to positively impact communities by supporting economic growth, sustainability, and cultural attachment, and school environments are no exception. When thoughtfully integrated into educational settings, public art has the ability to transform
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