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Composed of concentric circles and divided into quarters, each section of this mandala-inspired collage explores themes of interest to me. Follow the link below to check out my pictures on flickr and see more.
Arts Integration Rationale = We live in an extremely visually-oriented culture, yet many people are not visually literate enough to make informed judgments about the myriad images we encounter everyday. If for no other reason, the arts should be integrated into education so that we give students the tools to analyze, understand, and critically think about the world they live in.
Arts Integration Rationale = We live in an extremely visually-oriented culture, yet many people are not visually literate enough to make informed judgments about the myriad images we encounter everyday. If for no other reason, the arts should be integrated into education so that we give students the tools to analyze, understand, and critically think about the world they live in.
Mandala
Composed of concentric circles and divided into quarters, each section of this mandala-inspired collage explores themes of interest to me. Follow the link below to check out my pictures on flickr and see more.
Resources/Links I Like
Art and Visual Perception: A Psychology of the Creative Eye by Rudolph Arnheim
This is a fascinating book that breaks down the ways in which we see, process, understand, and analyze visual information.
www.learningtoloveyoumore.com
If you're feeling creative but don't know where to start, check out this site for a range of interesting "assignments."
Art:21
A great reference site on contemporary artists that also has lesson plans and other resources for educators.
the cyber kitchen
An intriguing interactive and collaborative net.installation to explore. I agree with the curators that the kitchen is one of the most important rooms in the home; it possesses a sense of community, collaboration, and dialogue.
Wooster Collective
"A celebration of street art." Let's bring art outside!
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