I have taught for over 17 years.

I can run my art room in my sleep. I can feel when the energy is about to shift and I know exactly which transition needs tightening. I know how to bring 26 students ...

Creative Conversations: Art With No Rules (But So Much Purpose)

A 15-Minute Conversation with Reginald Laurent

There are interviews…
And then there are conversations that stay with you.

This one sta...

A few weeks ago, I posted a reel with a simple message:

I (almost) always say yes.

Because so many of the questions students ask in the middle of creating are not really about the project.

They are...

A PTO-Sponsored Vision Brought to Life

Every once in a while, a project comes along that feels bigger than décor. This new gallery wall is one of those projects — a true collaboration of vision, supp...

There’s something about fall art that just feels different. Maybe it’s the colors, maybe it’s the energy, but as soon as the paint comes out, you can feel the excitement in the room. I am so ready for...

When our second graders stepped into the art room for this project, I told them, “We’re going to make art inspired by an artist who loved to break the rules.” You could see their curiosity light up in...

There’s something magical about watching 4th and 5th graders discover the beauty of symmetry through their own names. This year’s Radial Name Design project turned our art room into a swirl of color, ...