Los Angeles’s J. Paul Getty Museum has removed an Ancient Roman statuary head from view at the Getty Villa and will return it to Turkey, the institution announced today, April 24. The news follows a years-long pursuit by the country to reclaim its heritage antiquities from United States institutions. Dated between 100 BCE and 100 […]
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Rhode Island School of Design’s (RISD) Advanced Program Online is a college-level certificate for art and design students in grades 10–12 or equivalent. This series of intensive online courses calls on creative young people to apply art and design methods to chart new territories of creation and problem-solving. Why Advanced Program Online? A RISD ExperienceTurn
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Paraprofessionals are some of the most important members of many school teams. Also known as paraeducators or classroom/teachers’ aides, they fill a variety of roles in the classroom. If you’re getting ready to hire a new paraeducator, you’ll want to make sure your job description truly captures the work involved and necessary requirements. Take a
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Creating an Advanced Placement (AP) art portfolio can be a challenging task for high school students. But it’s also an exciting opportunity to show off their talents. It requires creativity, planning, and a thorough understanding of the requirements set by the College Board. AP art students are typically passionate about art and design, but they’re
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Here’s a fun and easy way to celebrate the birthday kids in your classroom! Give them one of these Happy Birthday coloring pages to color. Grab all five pages when you fill out the form here. Yes! I Want My Coloring Pages Here’s what’s included in our Happy Birthday coloring pages bundle: Allie Ogg /
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21 Special Education Teacher Gifts (Ideas from a Sped Teacher) Skip to main content Every product is independently selected by (obsessive) editors. Things you buy through our links may earn us a commission. Special gifts for special teachers. We Are Teachers/Amazon/Etsy By Samantha Cleaver, PhD, Special Education & Reading Intervention Apr 24, 2024 Special education teachers
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The release of the English translation of the 2016 photo book Against Erasure: A Photographic Memory of Palestine Before the Nakba, with a new foreword by activist and writer Mohammed El-Kurd, coincides with an era in which more images of Palestinians are circulating than perhaps ever before. Each day, a montage of genocidal horrors documented
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Mary Lum, “Some Thing” (2024), acrylic on paper 33 7/8 x 26 1/2 inches (all images courtesy Yancey Richardson Gallery) Mary Lum is a collagist and flaneuse who explores streets and archives. The poet Charles Baudelaire, who coined the “flaneur,” considered it a male designation. Lum upends that perception, as well as our desire for
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Photographs do not prepare you for an encounter with the work of Toshiko Takaezu. The brushwork is bold and free, and the towering scale mocks the limits of the kiln. Takaezu cracked and cajoled the rules of ceramics, which are tethered to temperature and chemistry. Her work is clay and copper transformed by fire, but
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