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Denver Public Schools Music Department
arts connections dps departments dps home. dance visual arts drama pe.
http://www.denver.k12.co.us/departments/arts/va/
PAINTS - Visual Arts Nova Scotia
is the acronym for a VANS program, Professional Artists IN The schools, which allowspublic schools throughout Nova Scotia to bring working visual artists into
http://vans.ednet.ns.ca/paints.html

Extractions: PAINTS is the acronym for a VANS program, Professional Artists IN The Schools, which allows public schools throughout Nova Scotia to bring working visual artists into their classrooms. PAINTS began in 1994 when the Nova Scotia Department of Education transferred its Visiting Artists Program to VANS. This was done to facilitate program expansion through a new system of funding partnerships. The partners include government (the Department of Tourism and Culture), the private sector (corporate sponsors), the non-profit sector (VANS), and individual schools. Two examples of a PAINTS project at Whycocomagh Consolidated School
Saving The Visual Arts In Our Schools, Bonnie Barbara Deutsch, Deutschsb@aol.com
Saving the visual arts in Our schools, Bonnie Barbara Deutsch, Deutschsb@aol.com.The back of a Pepsi bottle I recently saw promotes SAVE MUSIC IN OUR schools.
http://www.aenj.org/chiaroscuro/jan2001/pepsi.html

Extractions: The back of a Pepsi bottle I recently saw promotes SAVE MUSIC IN OUR SCHOOLS. I wrote Pepsi about how music has a voice and two movies where made about saving music in schools. No has done the same for the Visual Arts and we are being hurt much more than music programs. The visual arts are the first to go or get down graded to a cart or worse. I got a great response from Pepsi. If more people write, maybe we will see SAVE THE VISUAL ARTS IN OUR SCHOOLS on the back of a Pepsi bottle. By the way, if some of you have never been to the Pepsi corporate headquarters in Purchase, NY, they have a wonderful sculpture garden. They support the Arts and the person who called me was upset about my letter. Chiaroscuro, January/February 2001 Index Chiaroscuro Main Index
Altus Public Schools - VISUAL ARTS
Made with Curriculum Designer Made with Curriculum Designer by EdVISION Corporation.Altus Public schools. visual arts. visual Art. ·, Kindergarten. ·, Grade 1.
http://www.altusschools.k12.ok.us/District/Curric/Vis. Arts/DISTRICT/Index.htm
Arts Education In Public Elementary And Secondary Schools: 1999-2000, NCES Summe
Overall, 72 percent of elementary schools that offered music instruction and 55 percentof elementary schools that offered visual arts instruction employed full
http://nces.ed.gov/pubs2002/quarterly/summer/3-3.asp

Extractions: Key Findings Arts education in public elementary schools figure 1 ). Dance and drama/theatre instruction were available in less than one-third of elementary schools (20 and 19 percent, respectively). Results of the elementary school survey also indicate that Overall, 72 percent of elementary schools that offered music instruction and 55 percent of elementary schools that offered visual arts instruction employed full-time specialists to teach these subjects. Full-time specialists in dance were employed by 24 percent of elementary schools that offered this subject, and full-time specialists in drama/theatre were employed by 16 percent of elementary schools that offered this subject. Sixty-seven percent of elementary schools that offered music had dedicated rooms with special equipment for instruction in this subject. Of the schools that offered visual arts, 56 percent had dedicated rooms with special equipment for visual arts instruction. Fourteen percent of elementary schools that offered dance and 13 percent of schools offering drama/theatre had dedicated rooms with special equipment for teaching these subjects.
Product Information
delivered in the nations regular public schools, such as the availability andcharacteristics of instructional programs in music, visual arts, dance, and
http://nces.ed.gov/pubsearch/pubsinfo.asp?pubid=2002131
Visual And Performing Art Schools
Links Graphic arts schools Universities Graphic Design Jobs Graphic Design schoolsPhotography, Film and New Media schools visual arts Bradley Academy
http://www.geocities.com/techschools/page6.html
Minnesota Art School - The Art Institutes International Minnesota - Minnesota Co
A postsecondary career-oriented school in The Art Institutes International system that offers certificat Category Reference Education providing animation courses, interior design training, graphic design courses, webdesign training, visual effects courses, culinary arts schools, and much more
http://www.aim.artinstitutes.edu/
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of Passenger Transportation, Nec (21), arts And Crafts Appraisal, And ExchangeServices, Audiovisual Equipment And Marine Corps, Military Training schools.
http://www.zapages.com/
University Of Hawaiis Early Childhood - Visual Arts Cohort Concept
In Pacific cultures, indigenous languages, legends, storytelling, music and visualarts play significant roles in elementary education, in the schools and at
http://www.prel.org/products/Products/uh-art.htm

Extractions: By Dr. Lori Phillips, Paul Sanders, and Dr. Thomas William Barlow* Although art has been a part of the curriculum in the U.S. since the 1880s, it has yet to achieve equal status with mathematics, language arts and science. After more than a century of neglect, change may be on the way. Not all children learn alike. This is particularly true in Pacific entities where the language of instruction and teaching philosophy are not particularly sensitive to prevailing cultures, social life, customs, and indigenous languages. Many may even be intimidated by core curriculum disciplines that do not seem applicable to their surroundings and might be more responsive to a curriculum that leans towards the arts. While interviewing early childhood teachers in Hawaii, Phillips (1993), an instructor in art education at the University of Hawaii, observed that most elementary teachers do not have the necessary educational background to teach visual arts. They are expected to teach subjects in the core disciplines, and intuitively to know something about art. The visual art curriculum draft specifies 90 minutes of art instruction weekly in grades 3-6 and 120 minutes in grades K-3. Very few schools in Hawaii and in other Pacific entities can boast of having dedicated art specialists who can effectively address these requirements. Generally, the teaching of art is entrusted to teachers who are uncomfortable teaching it to children. Others are absolutely convinced that art is an intuitive gift that cannot be taught.
Literary, Visual & Performance Studies - Schools - Arts - Monash University
Dr. Chris Worth Room W716, x52152 chris.worth@arts.monash.edu.au. Associate ProfessorPauline Nestor Room W821, x52122 pauline.nestor@arts.monash.edu.au.
http://www.arts.monash.edu.au/schools/lvcs/
New York Schools Of Music And The Visual Arts; Editor: Johnson, Steven; Hardback
New York schools Of Music And The visual arts Editor Johnson, Steven Series 5;Studies in Contemporary Music and Culture (Hardcover); Hardback; Book 320
http://www.opengroup.com/mubooks/081/0815333641.shtml

Extractions: As John Cage once recalled, there were four musicians in the early '50s who, because of their deep interest in art, associated closely with the New York School of painters: Edgard Varese, Stefan Wolpe, Morton Feldman, and Cage himself. The theories of performance and composition that they evolved are still controversial; taking a new and unique perspective, Johnson and his collaboratorsgive fresh insights into the music of our time.In the early 1950s, there were four musicians who associated closely with the New York School of painters: Edgard Varese, Stefan Wolpe, Morton Feldman and John Cage. This book explores the interaction and influences of the visual arts on these four seminal composers.
Interior Design School Bradley Academy By Directory Of Schools
Accreditation Bradley Academy for the visual arts is accredited by the AccreditingCouncil for Independent Colleges and schools (ACICS) to award associate
http://www.directoryofschools.com/Bradley-Academy-for-the-Visual-Arts-interior-d

Extractions: Interior Design deals with the use of interior space to create stimulating and functional areas for work and play. Interior designers prepare drawings, select fabrics and accessories, develop budgets, and write specifications. They design window treatments, order furniture, specify lighting and other architectural details for construction. They assist in planning additions and renovations to existing structures as well as new construction. The Interior Design program prepares students for diverse entry level positions in computer-aided drafting, space planning, freelance design, kitchen and bath design, direct marketing, and assisting designers for both residential and commercial design companies. Interior Design courses develop an understanding of construction techniques and materials, extensive drawing and drafting skills, as well as the ability to communicate effectively with clients and suppliers. Students develop proficiency with the tools, media, and techniques of the interior design field. The classroom is used to simulate the conditions of the workplace. Coursework builds on the solid traditional skills and demonstrates their application in future technology, such as computerized drafting and space planning.
Visual Arts Links
art resources and art schools. This list is updated regularly so bookmark thispage and check back often. And, if you know of a great visual arts site that
http://www.meininger.com/creative_links_org.cfm

Extractions: Employment Select Dept. Acrylics Airbrushes Art Panels Backpacks Books/Video Brushes Canvas Casein Ceramics Class Lists Easels Fine Pens Finishes Frames Gift Cert. Gilding Gouache Kids Only Manikins Misc Mosaic Tile Models Office Oils Palettes Paper Pastels Pencils Photo Album Pigments Portfolios Printmaking Sculpture Sign Paint Silk/Fabric Specials Watercolors SEARCH BY KEYWORD
Graduate Schools - Graduate Diploma In Visual Arts And Graphic Design, Venice (I
The Graduate Diploma Program in the visual arts and Graphic in painting, printmaking,book arts and digital is part of PlanetEdu's Graduate schools category.
http://www.planetedu.com/listings/graduateschools/10130/x/x/Scuola/Internazional

Extractions: Location: Venice - Italy Host School: Scuola Internazionale di Grafica Highlights: The Graduate Diploma Program in the Visual Arts and Graphic Design at the Scuola Internazionale di ... Length: 2 Semester(s) Majors: Art, Art History, Design, Painting On-Campus Housing: Yes Description: The Scuola Internazionale di Grafica is a private visual arts and graphic design academy in Venice, Italy. Its international faculty consists of artists who lived, studied, worked and exhibited their art in museums and art galleries throughout the world. The Scuola's central location in the historic city of Venice is ideal for studying Italian art and design as well as language and culture. ... This listing is part of PlanetEdu's Graduate Schools category.
Visual Arts Program Description
photography, and cinema indicates that the visual artists of those students committedto fine arts, Princeton is competitive relative to art schools as far
http://www.princeton.edu/~visarts/info.html

Extractions: The Program in Visual Arts General Information Princeton Visual Arts Princeton or Art School? Getting In Majors and Certificates ... The Creative Environment at Princeton PRINCETON VISUAL ARTS Princeton University's Program in Visual Arts has a faculty of working artists of established reputation and outstanding teaching ability who offer studio courses in ceramics, computer graphics, drawing, painting, photography, printmaking, sculpture, and video. They give seminars and lectures in contemporary artistic practice and the history and theory of film as well. Whether students are interested in a program of study leading to a special major in studio arts or a certificate program, or desire to take just one or two courses, the visual arts program provides them with excellent physical facilities and an atmosphere of serious intellectual inquiry. Princeton believes that a strong liberal arts education provides an essential foundation for the aspiring artist and is the best platform for understanding the place of the arts in modern society. Even a cursory glace at the dominant journals devoted to art, photography, and cinema indicates that the visual artists of today are engaged in a dialogue with art history, information theory and literary criticism, and in debates about group identity and politics. As a result, the artist needs to be broadly familiar with the cultural history of the late-nineteenth and twentieth centuries and be aware of the multiplicity of issues that have excited artists of these periods; all of these things come together to form the ongoing traditions leading up to the present.
Adventures In The Visual Arts
uses of digital photographic processes in visual communication Louise Fry ScudderProfessor of Liberal arts at the several art textbooks used in schools as well
http://www.rcce.sc.edu/Adventures/art.html

Extractions: Grades 7 - 9 The visual arts workshop provides a supportive environment in a state of the arts facility for rising seventh through ninth grade students who are interested in exploration in printmaking, digital processes and visual communication. Students will also explore works of art by established artists who use ideas and techniques related to their studio experiences. Faculty members are college professors who hold the MFA or PhD degrees and have many experiences of public school art teaching. Classes will be small to allow for individual attention to students needs and interests. Printmaking will focus on creating "relief" prints. Students will learn how to make linoleum block print, a woodblock print, use stencils in printing, and incorporate Xerox transfers. Students will create images in both black and white and color. Blocks will be printed both by hand and by using a press. Digital Photo Workshop will focus on creative uses of digital photographic processes in visual communication. Students will explore a variety of methodologies and techniques using the computer programs Photoshop and Painter in tandem with the digital camera as new creative tools.
Toms River Regional Schools Visual And Performing Arts
To learn more about visual and Performing arts Programs in Toms River schools, orto submit information about future events, please contact Kim L. Defibaugh, Ed
http://www.trschools.com/vapa/vapa.html

Extractions: Toms River Regional Schools This web site celebrates and publicizes all the hard work and learning that takes place every day in art and music classes in Toms River Schools. As the 2002-2003 school year progresses, a calendar of school arts events will be continuously updated. We hope you can attend our numerous exhibits and performances. After many events, pages of digital photos or video will be added so you can virtually attend all of our events. To understand more about the Toms River Regional Schools elementary visual and performing arts curriculum, click on the links below: The Goals of the visual and performing arts elementary curriculum The elementary Instrumental Music curriculum Visual Arts Events This year, Toms River art teachers have 3 exhibits planned. The first will be in Committee Room One of the State Department of Education in Trenton. The exhibit will be installed on January 29, 2003 and will continue through the month of April 2003. To see photos of this exhibit, visit the art gallery.
North Broward Preparatory Schools
Here The visual arts program at The North Broward Preparatory Schoolspromotes a disciplinebased approach to art education. This
http://www.nbps.org/upperschool/finearts/visualarts/

Extractions: Click Here... The Visual Arts program at The North Broward Preparatory Schools promotes a discipline-based approach to art education. This four-pronged approach includes art studio, art criticism, art history and aesthetics. The primary focus of our program is on studio work where students are challenged to use the elements and principals of design, various medias, and processes and techniques to express themselves through their artwork. Students are exposed to the significance of art throughout history and are made aware of how art reflects our culture as well as our values. In middle school, the Visual Arts curriculum focuses on the elements and principals of design and the introduction of various media and techniques used by artists throughout history. The sixth graders are introduced to these concepts as they explore basic problems in drawing and painting. Seventh graders continue their development of technical skills and media exploration as they focus on art forms of other cultures. The focus in the eighth grade is on our own artistic heritage and the individual styles and techniques of famous artists.
Art Resources
visual and Performing arts Art Projects/ Lessons Art Museums Music Art History Photography Dance Artists Architecture Drama National Standards for visual arts Education artsEdNet provides the National Standards for visual arts Education which
http://teams.lacoe.edu/documentation/places/art.html

Extractions: Visual and Performing Arts Art Projects/ Lessons Art Museums Music Art History ... National Standards for Visual Arts Education ArtsEdNet provides the National Standards for Visual Arts Education which include: Content Standards, Achievement Standards, Scope and Sequence, and Glossary. From Great Britain this site contains links for color, sculpture, casting and construction, drawing, photographs, aesthetics, and more. AllCrafts Want some simple craft ideas for the holidays? Teach your students the art of basketry, candle making, gardening, quilting, woodcrafting, bead design, and more using the free patterns and designs found here. Thirty-six projects are organized by grade levels for grades 1-6. Art Kids Rule! Art lessons, activities, resources, and tutorials for students and teachers. The virtual Art Room consists of six activity centers. Art Sparkers offers ideas for art projects to do in classrooms or at home. At the Artrageous Thinking Center, find out what it means to think like an artist. View artwork from students all over the world in the Art Gallery. Artifacts provides historical facts and trivia from all around the world. The Art Library provides a list of books for students to learn about art and artists. Provided by the Getty Center for Education, find articles, news releases, and teaching resources to support the needs of K-12 educators.

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