We all know about Mondrian and his grids, right? Or should I say right angles?
Composition with Large
We all know about Mondrian and his grids, right? Or should I say right angles?
Composition with Large Read More
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Scott Burton sits down with CoTA teaching artist Tori Rice.
Tori, what do you find most rewarding Read More
“I’ve never gardened before,” said one of the parents in the class. This was the second round Read More
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Fun with Dot Cards
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When I was young, I remember feeling the pressure of deciding what I wanted Read More
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Yesterday, a fellow teaching artist and I met with a classroom teacher to plan our last Read More
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Kurt Vonnegut, Jr. once wrote a story about a society so equal that no one ever Read More
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While integrating the arts in any form is sure to bring excitement to the classroom, Read More
Reneé Weissenburger
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Reneé Weissenburger
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