The Art of Advocacy
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Review of the many ways teachers can develop advocacy efforts for the their art programs.
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Horseback paper marbling
Add explanatory text to exhibits.
Look for exhibit spaces such as banks, hospitals, and libraries.
Have your students participate in community art events.
Create a Permanent School Art Collection
Have a great website! Create a website or blog for your art program.
The SchoolArtsRoom Blog
Tricia’s blog
Tricia Fuglestad
Cassie Stephens
Janine Campbell
Betsy DiJulio
Ian Sands
Pay Day Online Exhibit
Voicethread
Animoto
For all advocacyefforts, you needgreat photos. Keepa digital camera withyou at school.
Always have a camera with you.
Get signed photo releaseforms from students at the beginning of the school year.
Take photos at every state of the artmaking process.
For 3D work,use a large piece of paper for a backdrop, rollingIt, not folding it.
Shoot over the student’s shoulder.
Don’t be afraid to stand on a chair.
An example of high resolution images from SchoolArts.
Americans for the Arts
NAEA Pinterest Pages
Join Art Ed 2.0
www.slideshare.net/nwalkupwww.schoolartsonline.com
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