Exploring Studio material

This blog was designed as an art journal to gain perspective on the possibilities of art materials to support exploration and curiosity for students in k-12 

My Goals: 

To work with each material extensively and in a variety of ways so as to understand the range of possibilities and effects that can be achieved 

To develop an understanding of the expectations for students of art in k-12 

To develop an understanding of materials that are safely used in classrooms

To create a portfolio of projects and ideas

To experiment my own limitations and skills  as can be used for developing the creativity of students.

Focus  of analysis 

Materials: qualities and properties

Various ways they can be used with a focus on diverse learners 

Visual effects and the meaning that they produce 

Lesson ideas and plans

Contemporary and historical artists who work on this material



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