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a message from Mabel Morales, President Board of Directors our president District Supervisor, Visual Arts 2012-2013 Miami-Dade County Public Schools
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
Mabel Morales, President [email protected] Welcome!
Karen Nobel, President-Elect th [email protected] Welcome back FAEA Members once one this year, offering a 60 Anniversary again to the wonderful city of St. Peters- T-shirt, and celebrating FAEA in style with Jack Matthews, Past President [email protected] burg! This year we are celebrating 60 years the Saturday night “Denim & Diamonds Jubi- of our strong organization, its amazing ac- lee”. And lest we not forget the upgrades in Linda Mangual, Secretary complishments and its dedication to art technology have pushed FAEA further into [email protected] education in the state of Florida. The 2012 the 21st century with the addition of the FAEA Conference, Reflecting on the Past, new conference mobile site which will allow DIVISION DIRECTORS Redesigning the Future, will be filled with conference participants to access the con- Glenda Lubiner, Elementary exciting and fun activities that will allow ference program right at their fingertips. [email protected] us to reminisce over what the past 60 years Check it out at faea.org/m! Dwayne Shepherd, Middle School of the Florida Art Education Association In addition to our exciting conference [email protected] Whas looked like in our state. We can only program, activities, and events, we will also Veronica Sarmiento, High School imagine great pictures, awesome t-shirt be showcasing the talents of our students [email protected] designs, amazing conference schedules and via our exhibition. This year’s K-12 Student Dr. Michelle Tillander, Higher Education programs, changes in curriculum, resourc- Virtual Art Exhibition was sponsored by [email protected] es and courses, and so much more. As we Sargent Art who awarded our Best in Show Dana Warner, Supervision/Administration are Redesigning the Future, projections of winner, along with her art teacher and par- [email protected] how forward-thinking and technology will ent, an amazing trip to New York City. st Lark Keeler, Museum Education propel FAEA into in this 21 Century and We will also continue to celebrate our [email protected] imagining what the landscape for art edu- member artists with the Member Vir- cation will look like 10, 20 or even 30 years tual Exhibition. We are proud to offer APPOINTED POSITIONS from now will be our goal. prizes to selected member artists spon- The FAEA Board has worked diligently, sored by Kids Need More Art, Faber- Melissa Maxfield-Miranda, Districts Assembly Chair creatively and passionately to make this Castell, Skutt Kilns, Mayco, Chroma, Blick [email protected] one of the most “MEMORABLE” and “FAN- Art Materials and Utrecht. This year’s Mem- Jack Turnock, North Region TASTIC” conferences ever! The general ber Virtual Exhibition will be showcased [email protected] sessions will host the wonderful keynote during a reception at the Museum of Fine
Dr. Nicole Crane, East Region speakers Rebecca Sexton Larson and Lau- Arts, St. Petersburg. [email protected] rie Gatlin. Our 2012 FAEA Award win- Remember conference is your opportunity ners will be recognized during our Awards to attend the most extravagant professional Jackie Henson-Dacey, West Region/ Student Chair Breakfast and they will be published in our development field experience ever. Enjoy [email protected] conference program, acknowledged dur- time with colleagues, re-invent your curricu- Evelyn Davila, Retired Representative ing general sessions and honored during lar strategies and reconnect with the artist [email protected] our conference weekend for their fabulous within as you rejuvenate your creative spirit. Jennifer Gironda, Youth Art Month Chair accomplishments in the field of art educa- The FAEA Board of Directors thanks you [email protected] tion. Additionally, we have streamlined for joining us in St. Petersburg for the 60th
Patricia Lamb, K-12 Exhibition/Awards Chair our conference workshop sessions, created Anniversary FAEA Conference as we con- [email protected] a user-friendly and smoother registration tinue to Redesign the Future for you our ART process, are giving away 2 iPads instead of EDUCATORS and MEMBERS! Rosa Ansoleaga, Member-at-Large [email protected]
The mission of the Florida Art Education Association is to promote art education in Flor- Staff Kathleen D. Sanz, Ph.D., Managing Director ida through professional development, service, advancement of knowledge, and leadership. Lisa K. Raguso, Program Director Mission Val Anderson, Director of Operations The vision of the Florida Art Education Association, hereinafter designated as FAEA or Richard Brown, Finance & Special Projects Josh Bula, Information Services as the Association, is to provide Florida visual art teachers with the knowledge, skills, and & Web Support support that will ensure theVision highest quality instruction possible to all students in Florida.
CONFERENCE PROGRAM 2012 3 CONFERENCE HIGHLIGHTS
Thursday Friday Hands-on Workshops Exhibit Hall Open 11:00 am-3:30 pm 8:00 am-12:30 pm Tickets Required 1:45 pm-4:00 pm
Art Forum Sessions Hands-on Workshops 11:00 am-3:45 pm 8:00 am-4:15 pm Tickets Required General Session Keynote Speaker: Art Forum Sessions Rebecca Sexton Larson 9:00 am-4:15 pm 4:00 pm-5:15 pm Division Meetings Member Virtual Exhibition 12:45 pm-1:45 pm and Reception Saturday Museum of Fine Arts Districts Assembly Awards Breakfast 6:00 pm-9:00 pm 2:30 pm-4:00 pm 7:30 am-8:30 am Sunday Tickets Required Hands-on Workshops General Session 9:00 am-12:00 pm Keynote Speaker: Exhibit Hall Open Tickets Required Laurie Gatlin 8:30 am-1:30 pm 4:30 pm-5:30 pm Art Forum Sessions Hands-on Workshops 9:00 am-10:00 am Artist Bazaar 9:00 am-4:30 pm 6:00 pm-7:00 pm Tickets Required Breakfast with Clay Highwater Clays Welcome Reception Art Forum Sessions at the Train Station Sponsored by Ringling College 9:00 am-4:30 pm 9:00 am-12:00 pm of Art and Design Dali Museum Big Giveaway 7:00 pm-9:00 pm for New Teachers 4:45 pm-5:45 pm
Denim & Diamonds Jubilee 6:30 pm-11:00 pm Tickets Required
4 CONFERENCE PROGRAM 2012 Conference Ins and Outs Conference Etiquette While you are with us, please follow a few simple guidelines:
• Please only enter workshops dur- • Once the workshop is complete, • Please wear your name tag ing breaks between individual please continue conversations prominently so you can be read- presentations. outside of the workshop room so ily identified as an official regis- the next presenter can set up. trant, and for ease of • When you enter a workshop, communication. please only take a handout if • Do become involved in discus- you plan on staying for the dura- sions, but please show courtesy • Cell phones should be turned tion of the event. to the presenter. off during all sessions and presentations. • Please keep unnecessary noise • Materials, samples, artwork, etc. and conversation, both immedi- should remain with the present- ately outside and inside confer- ers and exhibitors unless you are ence rooms to a minimum. instructed otherwise.
Non-Ticketed vs. Off-Site Locations Parking Ticketed Workshops, The Train Station Hilton St. Petersburg Bayfront 420 22nd Street South Parking will be available for hotel guests The Train Station is located approxi- only. Parking is limited, so please carpool Presentations and mately 2 miles from the Hilton St. Peters- when possible. burg Bayfront at 420 22nd Street South. Special Events Northern Trust Banking Garage Participants will need to provide their Non-Ticketed Workshops, Presentations Location: 100 2nd Ave South own transportation to The Train Station. and Special Events are all part of your con- Rate: $5/day ference registration fee. These include: Museum of Fine Arts • Art Forum Sessions 255 Beach Drive Northeast MidCore/BayWalk Parking Garage • General Sessions The Museum of Fine Arts is located 0.6 Location: 117 2nd Street North • Commercial Exhibit Hall miles from the Hilton St. Petersburg Bay- Rates: Monday-Friday from 6:00 am-5:00 • Member Virtual Exhibition Reception front at 255 Beach Drive Northeast. pm $1/hr, $6 maximum, nights and week- • Artist Bazaar ends, $1 for the first 4 hours, $1 each ad- • Welcome Reception Participants will need to provide their ditional hour or part thereof, $6 maximum own transportation to the Museum. Ticketed workshops that include an ad- SouthCore Parking Garage ditional registration and fee are: Gibbs High School Location: 100 1st Avenue South. • Mini Studio Workshops 850 34th Street South Rates: Monday-Friday from 6:00 am-5:00 • Half Day Workshops Gibbs High School is located approxi- pm $1/hr, $6 maximum, nights and week- • All Day Workshops mately 5 miles from the Hilton St. Peters- ends, $3 flat rate on entry is in effect burg Bayfront at 850 34th Street South. Ticketed special events that require an additional fee: School buses will provide transportation • Awards Breakfast to and from Gibbs High School. Buses will • Denim & Diamonds Jubilee pick up participants at the south side of the hotel on 4th Avenue South and 1st Street SE.
CONFERENCE PROGRAM 2012 5 awards
Florida Art Congratulations to the 2012 Educator of the FAEA Award Winners! Year Recipients 1979 Sara Maddox—Miami 1980 Ivan Johnson— Elementary Art Community Service Award Tallahassee Educator of the Year ACE Pinellas 1981 Jacqueline Hinchey— Michelle Varley-Crosby Clearwater, Florida Miami Perkins Elementary, Center for the Arts 1982 Marion Jefferson—Miami and International Studies Friend of Art Education 1983 Dorothy Johnson—Miami Beach St. Petersburg, Florida Amanda Karioth Thompson 1984 Clem Pennington—Miami Tallahassee, Florida Middle School Art Educator 1985 Virginia Barr-Johnson—Orlando of the Year Florida Art Educator 1986 Anita Unruh—Clearwater Stephanie Chesler of the Year 1987 Hayden Bryant— Bak Middle School of the Arts Marilyn Traeger St. Petersburg West Palm Beach, Florida Miami, Florida 1988 Nellie Lynch— Jacksonville Secondary Art Educator Lifetime Achievement Award 1989 Margaret Pelton—Miami of the Year Patricia Lamb Elizabeth Jenkins 1990 Linda Bradley— Polk County School District Jacksonville Cypress Bay High School Lakeland, Florida Weston, Florida 1991 Ralph Nurmela—Tampa K-12 Student Virtual 1992 Jessie Lovano-Kerr— Higher Education Art Art Exhibition Tallahassee Educator of the Year June Hinckley Award 1994 Steven Moore—St. Petersburg of Excellence Anna Calluori Holcombe 1995 Mary Win Wilson—Tampa University of Florida Raedell Coogler Bethune Academy 1996 Debi Barrett-Hayes— Gainesville, Florida Tallahassee Haines City, Florida Museum Educator 1997 Bill Chiodo—Miami of the Year K-12 Student Virtual 1998 Marilyn Polin—Miami J. Marshall Adams Art Exhibition 1999 Laura Hunter-Null— Vero Beach Museum of Art Charles Dorn Award Lake City of Excellence Vero Beach, Florida Marina Rutenberg 2000 Phyllis Alexandroff—Plant city Cypress Bay High School 2001 Ellen McMillan— Principal of the Year Ft. Lauderdale Marie Turchiaro Weston, Florida 2002 Jane Grandusky—West Palm Palm Beach Maritime Academy Beach West Palm Beach, Florida 2003 Karen Branen—Orlando 2004 Ann Ayers—Margate 2005 Bonnie Bernau— Gainesville 2006 Thomas M. Brewer—New Smyrna Beach 2007 Constance Rudy—West Palm Awards Breakfast Beach Saturday, November 10 2008 Connie Phillips—Homosassa 2009 Pamela H. Wallheiser— 7:30 am-8:30 am Tallahassee 2010 Mark L. Rosenkrantz—Miami 2011 Joo Kim—Orlando Tickets available at registration. 2012 Marilyn Traeger—Miami
6 CONFERENCE PROGRAM 2012 conference sponsors
Thank You! The Florida Art Education Association thanks the following sponsors for their generous support of the 2012 FAEA Conference:
Arts Sustainer
Arts Champion
Arts Guardian
And thank you to our members and volunteers who are participating in this year’s conference! The FAEA Board and Staff appreciate your continued support.
CONFERENCE PROGRAM 2012 7 schedule-at-a-glance
Thursday, November 8, 2012
DAY TIME WHAT LOCATION Thursday 8:00 am-5:30 pm Registration Open Registration Thursday 9:00 am-11:00 am FAEA Board of Directors Meeting Bayboro Room Thursday 9:00 am-3:00 pm Clay Nichos: Tribute and/or Reliquary Off-site: Highwater Clays Thursday 11:00 am-12:00 pm A Tree Like Me Harborview Room Thursday 11:00 am-12:00 pm The Art Educator and Art Collector: Engaged, Focused Pier Room and Concerned with Issues of Our Time Thursday 11:00 am-12:00 pm Global Learning through Study Abroad - France Skyway Room Thursday 11:00 am-12:00 pm Making the High School Art Room Work for You St. Petersburg 1 Thursday 11:00 am-12:00 pm Study the Art of Science and the Science of Art St. Petersburg 2 Thursday 11:00 am-12:00 pm Practice What You Preach: Local Art Teacher Exhibitions St. Petersburg 3 Thursday 11:00 am-1:00 pm Color Theory for Emotional Impact Demens Room Thursday 11:00 am-1:00 pm Digital Photography with Any Camera HTC#1 Thursday 11:00 am-1:00 pm Florida Tile Project HTC#2 Thursday 11:00 am-1:00 pm Art + Math = Tessellations HTC#3 Thursday 11:00 am-1:00 pm Reused and Recycled Bookmaking HTC#4 Thursday 12:15 pm-1:15 pm Best iPad Apps for Elementary Art Harborview Room Thursday 12:15 pm-1:15 pm Artist Residency: Not of the Artist’s World Pier Room Thursday 12:15 pm-1:15 pm Global Learning through Study Abroad - China Skyway Room Thursday 12:15 pm-1:15 pm Tomorrow is Now! Art Assessment: Overview and Design St. Petersburg 1 Thursday 12:15 pm-1:15 pm Displaying Student Artwork St. Petersburg 2 Thursday 12:15 pm-1:15 pm Those Crazy Artists St. Petersburg 3 Thursday 12:30 pm-3:30 pm Wood Nymphs, Fairies and Gnomes Off-site: Museum of Fine Arts Thursday 12:30 pm-3:30 pm Drawing on Intuition Off-site: Museum of Fine Arts Thursday 12:30 pm-3:30 pm Marvelous Mixed Media Mapping Off-site: Museum of Fine Arts Thursday 12:30 pm-3:30 pm Make a Glass Plate Williams Room Thursday 1:30 pm-2:30 pm Substitute Lesson Plans Made Easy Bayboro Room Thursday 1:30 pm-2:30 pm Transitioning from Media-Based Instruction to a Harborview Room Student-Centered Curriculum Thursday 1:30 pm-2:30 pm Reflective Writing Techniques for the IB Curriculum Pier Room Thursday 1:30 pm-2:30 pm Advocacy 1 x 1 Skyway Room Thursday 1:30 pm-2:30 pm Don’t Freak Out Because You’re A Novice Art Teacher: St. Petersburg 1 The Learning Environment Thursday 1:30 pm-2:30 pm Tips on Art Classroom Organization St. Petersburg 2 Thursday 1:30 pm-2:30 pm Photography in the Elementary Art Room St. Petersburg 3 Thursday 1:30 pm-3:30 pm Clay Kimono Figures Demens Room Thursday 1:30 pm-3:30 pm Digital Surrealism HTC#1 Thursday 1:30 pm-3:30 pm Encaustic for Beginners HTC#2 Thursday 1:30 pm-3:30 pm Zoetropes: The Original Animation HTC#3 Thursday 1:30 pm-3:30 pm Stuff It! HTC#4 Thursday 2:45 pm-3:45 pm Scrimshaw-Style Yupo Engraving Bayboro Room Thursday 2:45 pm-3:45 pm The Ice is Melting: A Research Case Study on Engaging Harborview Room Students in Art Making Using Issue-based Instruction Thursday 2:45 pm-3:45 pm More than Meets the Eye Pier Room Thursday 2:45 pm-3:45 pm Starting an Animation Art Club in the Elementary Class Skyway Room Thursday 2:45 pm-3:45 pm Large Paper Mache Props and Puppets Petersburg 1 Thursday 4:00 pm-5:15 pm General Session I with Keynote Speaker: St. Petersburg 2 & 3 Rebecca Sexton Larson Thursday 6:00 pm-9:00 pm Member Virtual Exhibition and Reception Off-Site: Museum of Fine Arts schedule-at-a-glance
FRIday, November 9, 2012
DAY TIME WHAT LOCATION Friday 7:30 am-5:30 pm Registration Open Registration Friday 8:00 am-4:00 pm Commercial Exhibit Hall Open Grand Bay Ballroom Friday 8:00 am-10:00 am Shirin Neshat: Civil Rights of Iranian Women Demens Room Friday 8:00 am-10:00 am Coil Creations: A New Twist on Ceramics HTC#1 Friday 8:00 am-10:00 am Oh No - Another Kindergarten Class! HTC#2 Friday 8:00 am-10:00 am Incorporating Media into Your Design HTC#3 Friday 8:00 am-10:00 am “Nesting” with Wool HTC#4 Friday 8:30 am-12:00 pm Art Supervisors’ Meeting Bayboro Room Friday 9:00 am-10:00 am The Role of Visual Art in IB Pier Room Friday 9:00 am-10:00 am Mixing Authentic and Large-Scale Visual Arts Assessment: Skyway Room What Might Work for You? Friday 9:00 am-10:00 am Integrating Common Core Literacy Standards with NGSSS Harborview Room for the Arts - Making Learning Meaningful and Accessible for ALL Students Friday 9:00 am-10:00 am Don’t Freak Out Because You’re A Novice Art Teacher: St. Petersburg 1 Teacher Organization Friday 9:00 am-10:00 am Nasco Game Show St. Petersburg 2 Friday 9:00 am-10:00 am The Art Portfolio: A Life Long Path to Purpose, Passion St. Petersburg 3 and Education Friday 9:00 am-12:00 pm Roll, Stamp & Go: Easy and Unique Wall Sconces Off-Site: Highwater Clays Friday 9:00 am-12:00 pm Painting Atelier in Grisailles Off-site: Museum of Fine Arts Friday 9:00 am-12:00 pm Bronze Clay Beadmaking Off-site: Museum of Fine Arts Friday 9:00 am-12:00 pm The Journal Challenge Off-site: Museum of Fine Arts Friday 9:00 am-12:00 pm Marvelous Mixed Media Mapping Williams Room Friday 10:15 am-11:15 am Discovering Art Apps for the iPad Harborview Room Friday 10:15 am-11:15 am Taming the Wild Kindergarteners Pier Room Friday 10:15 am-11:15 am Fostering Community through Creativity Skyway Room Friday 10:15 am-11:15 am What Students Think About Art Class St. Petersburg 1 Friday 10:15 am-11:15 am Develop Personal Imagery through Digital Photography St. Petersburg 2 Friday 10:15 am-11:15 am Creating a Family System through Cross-Grade Curriculum St. Petersburg 3 in Art Education Friday 10:15 am-12:15 pm Drawing with Sticks Demens Room Friday 10:15 am-12:15 pm What Can I Do With All Those CDS!? HTC#1 Friday 10:15 am-12:15 pm Mushroom Madness with Beatrix Potter HTC#2 Friday 10:15 am-12:15 pm Abstract Form - Wire/Nylon Stocking Sculpture HTC#3 Friday 10:15 am-12:15 pm Weaving in the Elementary Classroom HTC#4 Friday 11:30 am-12:30 pm Creating Art Masterpieces on iPad Harborview Room Friday 11:30 am-12:30 pm Florida Junior Duck Stamp Program: Conservation thru the Arts Pier Room Friday 11:30 am-12:30 pm Get Involved: Emerging Art Leaders Skyway Room Friday 11:30 am-12:30 pm Clay Projects, Ideas, Tips and More for the St. Petersburg 1 Elementary Classroom Friday 11:30 am-12:30 pm While the Cats Away, the Mice will Play St. Petersburg 2 Friday 11:30 am-12:30 pm Harnessing Technology for Student Assessment, St. Petersburg 3 Reflection and Advocacy Friday 12:45 pm-1:45 pm Elementary School Division Meeting St. Petersburg 1 Friday 12:45 pm-1:45 pm Middle School Division Meeting St. Petersburg 2 Friday 12:45 pm-1:45 pm High School Division Meeting St. Petersburg 3 Friday 12:45 pm-1:45 pm Higher Education Division Meeting HTC#1
CONFERENCE PROGRAM 2012 9 schedule-at-a-glance
DAY TIME WHAT LOCATION Friday 12:45 pm-1:45 pm Museum Division Meeting Off-site: Dali Museum Friday 12:45 pm-1:45 pm Retirees Group Division Meeting HTC#2 Friday 1:15 pm-2:15 pm Supervisors’ Forum for Aspiring Art Teachers Bayboro Room Friday 2:00 pm-3:00 pm Student Chapter Meet and Greet Board Room Friday 2:00 pm-3:00 pm Museum Education Idea Exchange Off-site: Dali Museum Friday 2:00 pm-3:00 pm Discovering Art Apps for the iPad Harborview Room Friday 2:00 pm-3:00 pm Pastry Art Experience! Palate or Palette? Pier Room Friday 2:00 pm-3:00 pm Rejuvenation Tea - Bringing the Joy Back to Teaching Skyway Room Friday 2:00 pm-3:00 pm Earth Art Education: Lesson Plans and Field Experience St. Petersburg 1 Friday 2:00 pm-3:00 pm Comics Connection St. Petersburg 2 Friday 2:15 pm-4:15 pm Tissue, I Hardly Know You! Demens Room Friday 2:15 pm-4:15 pm AP ART That Stands APART HTC#1 Friday 2:15 pm-4:15 pm Printmaking in the Elementary Classroom HTC#2 Friday 2:15 pm-4:15 pm AMACO/brent, Hand-Built Pitchers with Surface Design HTC#3 Friday 2:15 pm-4:15 pm O-saki Ni HTC#4 Friday 2:30 pm-4:00 pm Districts Assembly Bayboro Room Friday 3:15 pm-4:15 pm Creating Art Masterpieces on iPad Harborview Room Friday 3:15 pm-4:15 pm Creating Magic for K-2nd and Reality for 3rd-8th Grade Pier Room Special Needs Students in the Art Room Friday 3:15 pm-4:15 pm Staying Artistically Alive as Art Educators Skyway Room Friday 3:15 pm-4:15 pm Art and World War II St. Petersburg 1 Friday 3:30 pm-4:30 pm Museum Resource Exchange St. Petersburg Lobby Area Friday 4:30 pm-5:30 pm General Session II with Keynote Speaker: Laurie Gatlin St. Petersburg 2 & 3 Friday 6:00 pm-7:00 pm Artist Bazaar Registration Lobby Friday 7:00 pm-9:00 pm Welcome Reception Off-site: Dali Museum Sponsored by Ringling College of Art and Design
SATURday, November 10, 2012
DAY TIME WHAT LOCATION Saturday 7:30 am-5:00 pm Registration Open Registration Saturday 7:30 am-8:30 am FAEA Awards Breakfast St. Petersburg 1 Saturday 8:30 am-1:30 pm Commercial Exhibit Hall Open Grand Bay Ballroom Saturday 8:30 am-12:30 pm Raku and the High School Ceramics Program Off-site: Highwater Clays Saturday 9:00 am-10:00 am Don’t Freak Out Because You’re A Novice Art Teacher: Harborview Room Teacher Relationships Saturday 9:00 am-10:00 am Intro to Teaching Digital Photography St. Petersburg 2 Saturday 9:00 am-10:00 am Art Education Research: A Community of Formalized Curiosity St. Petersburg 3 Saturday 9:00 am-11:00 am Totally Tubular Demens Room Saturday 9:00 am-11:00 am Using Cell Phone Photos to Inspire Desktop Publishing HTC#1 and Bookmaking Ideas Saturday 9:00 am-11:00 am Magic Tree Houses - Paul Klee and Collage HTC#2 Saturday 9:00 am-11:00 am Art from the Heart - Projects with A Purpose! HTC#3 Saturday 9:00 am-11:00 am Sculptural Architecture HTC#4 Saturday 9:00 am-11:00 am Hand Bound Sketchbooks Pier Room Saturday 9:00 am-11:00 am Arts Integrated Lessons for School Themes, Contests Skyway Room and Family Nights Saturday 9:00 am-11:00 am Fiber Art - Fabric Portraits Williams Room Saturday 9:00 am-12:00 pm Monoprint Lab - Printing Without a Press! Off-site: Gibbs High: 8-203
10 CONFERENCE PROGRAM 2012 schedule-at-a-glance
DAY TIME WHAT LOCATION Saturday 9:00 am-12:00 pm Personal Adornment: Maasai Inspirations in Jewelry Design Off-site: Gibbs High: 5-211 Saturday 9:00 am-12:00 pm Twenty Watercolor Techniques Off-site: Gibbs High: 5-212 Saturday 9:00 am-12:00 pm Cameo Paper Mache Vase Off-site: Gibbs High: 5-118 Saturday 9:00 am-12:00 pm Let’s Explore the Third Dimension Off-site: Gibbs High: 8-117 Saturday 10:15 am-11:15 am AVD - Line of Action/Volume/Detail in Making Crazy Harborview Room Cartoon Characters Saturday 10:15 am-11:15 am What’s Up with this Arts Collaboration Course? St. Petersburg 1 Saturday 10:15 am-11:15 am Friendly Field Trips St. Petersburg 2 Saturday 10:15 am-11:15 am Architecture - Preservation and Sustainability St. Petersburg 3 Saturday 11:30 am-1:30 pm Ways of Working: Helping the AP Student Find Direction Bayboro Room and Individual Voice in Work Ideas Saturday 11:30 am-1:30 pm Dali and Surrealism: Unlocking a Child’s Creativity Demens Room Saturday 11:30 am-1:30 pm Textured Bridge HTC#1 Saturday 11:30 am-1:30 pm Start Small, End Big - Stellar Studios HTC#2 Saturday 11:30 am-1:30 pm The Splendors of Ancient Egypt HTC#3 Saturday 11:30 am-1:30 pm The Photographic Eye of Georgia O’Keeffe HTC#4 Saturday 11:30 am-1:30 pm Writing and Art: Sijo Poetry Pier Room Saturday 11:30 am-1:30 pm You Have to Break A Few Eggs… Skyway Room Saturday 11:30 am-1:30 pm Ceramic Garden Gnomes Made Easy Williams Room Saturday 11:30 am-12:30 pm Engaging Art and Science Harborview Room Saturday 11:30 am-12:30 pm Understanding Rubens and Baroque Art through Visual Analysis St. Petersburg 1 Saturday 11:30 am-12:30 pm TravelARTSity: Fieldtrips for Grown-ups! St. Petersburg 2 Saturday 11:30 am-12:30 pm Art Teachers Left to Their Own iDevices St. Petersburg 3 Saturday 1:00 pm-2:00 pm IB Art is Going Digital Harborview Room Saturday 1:00 pm-2:00 pm Give and Take: Using Slip Techniques on Ceramic Surfaces St. Petersburg 1 Saturday 1:00 pm-2:00 pm Cut THAT Out! St. Petersburg 2 Saturday 1:00 pm-2:00 pm Turn Problems into Opportunities St. Petersburg 3 Saturday 1:30 pm-4:30 pm Found Art Equals Heart for Art Off-site: Gibbs High: 5-120 Saturday 1:30 pm-4:30 pm Jewelry/Cloisonné’ Enameling Off-site: Gibbs High: 8-117 Saturday 1:30 pm-4:30 pm Marvelous Masks Off-site: Gibbs High: 5-212 Saturday 1:30 pm-4:30 pm The Art of Relaxation Off-site: Gibbs High: 5-211 Saturday 1:30 pm-4:30 pm Literatura de Cordel Off-site: Gibbs High: 8-203 Saturday 1:30 pm-4:30 pm Rust Printing Off-site: Gibbs High: 5-118 Saturday 2:15 pm-3:15 pm Warning: Natural Disasters Spotted in the Classroom – Harborview Room A Co-Taught Thematic Unit Integrating Art, Science and Language Arts Saturday 2:15 pm-3:15 pm Art Centers for Extended Learning St. Petersburg 1 Saturday 2:15 pm-3:15 pm Journaling Aesthetics, Criticism and History with a St. Petersburg 2 Bonus, Creating a Caring Community! Saturday 2:15 pm-3:15 pm Blogs, Wikis, Nings and Pings St. Petersburg 3 Saturday 2:30 pm-4:30pm “WHOOO Cares About Florida Owls?” Bayboro Room Creatively Exploring Florida Owls through Art Saturday 2:30 pm-4:30pm Printmaking in the Computer Art Room - Again! Demens Room Saturday 2:30 pm-4:30pm Cyanotypes - Using the Sun as Your Darkroom HTC#1 Saturday 2:30 pm-4:30pm Winter Birches HTC#2 Saturday 2:30 pm-4:30pm Making Pinhole Photographs HTC#3 Saturday 2:30 pm-4:30pm Relief Carving on a Budget from Your Home Improvement Store HTC#4 Saturday 2:30 pm-4:30pm Basic Digital Portraiture Pier Room
CONFERENCE PROGRAM 2012 11 schedule-at-a-glance
DAY TIME WHAT LOCATION Saturday 2:30 pm-4:30pm Expressive Arts in the Classroom Skyway Room Saturday 2:30 pm-4:30 pm Designing with Patterns Williams Room Saturday 3:30 pm-4:30 pm Get Fired Up! Use your Kiln! Harborview Room Saturday 3:30 pm-4:30 pm If You Start It, They Will Come and Do St. Petersburg 1 Saturday 3:30 pm-4:30 pm Portfolios That Earn Scholarships St. Petersburg 2 Saturday 3:30 pm-4:30 pm News from NAEA St. Petersburg 3 Saturday 4:45 pm-5:45 pm Big Giveaway for New Teachers Williams Room Saturday 6:30 pm-11:00 pm Denim and Diamonds Jubilee Grand Bay Ballroom
SUNday, November 11, 2012 Sunday 8:00 am-10:00 am Registration Open Registration Sunday 9:00 am-11:00 am FAEA Board of Directors Meeting Bayboro Room Sunday 9:00 am-10:00 am The Smart Way to Teach Art on a Cart Harborview Room Sunday 9:00 am-10:00 am No More Copy/Paste: Helping Students Transform Through Pier Room Image Manipulation Sunday 9:00 am-10:00 am Art in the Garden Skyway Room Sunday 9:00 am-10:00 am The Art of the Lucha Libre HTC#2 Sunday 9:00 am-11:00 am The Art of Sumi-E Brush Painting HTC#1 Sunday 9:00 am-12:00 pm Beautiful Beaded Bag Demens Room Sunday 9:00 am-12:00 pm Pillow Talk Williams Room Sunday 9:00 am-12:00 pm Breakfast with Hands-On Clay at The Train Station Off-site: Highwater Clays
12 CONFERENCE PROGRAM 2012 conference map
CONFERENCE PROGRAM 2012 13 Conference schedule
Welcome to the 2012 FAEA Conference! Thursday, November 8, 2012 collectors that have developed an eye, Participants will learn about the Renais- and are considered arbiters in their sance with an emphasis on Leonardo da Thursday, 8:00 am-5:30 pm field, and are thoughtful about time and Vinci and his scientific journals. The pre- Registration Open place. Art educators often teach based senter will show how da Vinci’s journal on collectors’ selections, their ways of drawings of simple machines leads to the seeing and understanding of the world. creation of abstract sculptures which Thursday, 9:00 am-11:00 am Art collectors do their work in the same also works as a simple machine. FAEA Board of Directors Meeting multifaceted world of the art commu- Presenter(s): Linda Tylka Location: Bayboro Room nity and our global society that we as art educators work. Filmed interviews Audience: Elementary, Middle with notable collectors of Contemporary Location: St. Petersburg 2 Thursday, 9:00 am-3:00 pm African American, Latin American, and All Day Studio Workshop No. 100 Minimalist and Conceptual art reveal Thursday, 11:00 am-12:00 pm how collectors, like art educators, are Clay Nichos: Tribute and/or Reliquary Art Forum engaged, focused and concerned with Practice What You Preach: Local Art Clay enthusiasts of all skill levels will current issues. sketch, design and create individual Teacher Exhibitions Presenter(s): Anne Grey clay nichos. A nicho is an object of Learn effective strategies for hosting lo- Latin American folk art. It is often Audience: All cal art teacher exhibitions. This presen- small enough to sit on a table or hang Location: Pier Room tation will cover logistical challenges, as a personal and humble object that is strategies for securing venues, liability, brightly colored and made from wood Thursday, 11:00 am-12:00 pm guidelines, artist agreements, submis- or tin. Participants will make nichos sion, delivery and pick up, and publicity. Art Forum out of clay: roll and texture slabs, cut Explore the process from beginning to out parts, construct and decorate. The Global Learning through Study Abroad end with two experienced practicing art- nichos will be finished with sprigs and - France ists and art educators. decorated with AMACO velvet under- Enrich your artistic experience through Presenter(s): Nicole Crane, Britt Feingold glazes. study abroad in France. Learning to ana- Audience: All Presenter(s): Barbara Ott, Tracy Gamble lyze masterpieces in the great museums in Paris and sketching trips in the foot- Location: St. Petersburg 3 Audience: Elementary, Middle, High, steps of Monet, Van Gogh and more! College/University Presenter(s): David Chang Thursday, 11:00 am-1:00 pm Location: Off-site: The Train Station - Highwater Clays Audience: All Mini Studio Workshop No. 101 Location: Skyway Room Color Theory for Emotional Impact Thursday, 11:00 am-12:00 pm This workshop will introduce a new oil pastel process. A short presentation will Art Forum Thursday, 11:00 am-12:00 pm introduce the participants to innovative A Tree Like Me Art Forum means and perceptual understanding of This presentation will cover an elemen- Making the High School Art Room Work color theory to communicate ideas and tary art activity which concentrates on for You refine personal techniques. A short hands- self-identity. This open-ended activ- In this session, participants will learn on demonstration will help participants ity has students identifying significant valuable information that can make your compare the aesthetic impact of images events in their lives and representing job easier. Ideas and solutions will be created with oil pastels. Participants will those events in visual form as a tree. discussed on such topics as discipline and come away with an original oil pastel The students learn how to use a tree as motivation, utilizing FCAT requirements, composition ready for framing or sharing a symbolic representation of themselves. interesting sketchbook and model days, with students in their studio classroom. Presenter(s): Nicholas Wozniak building a program and everyday useful Presenter(s): Jackie Henson-Dacey art tips. New and experienced teachers Audience: Elementary Audience: High can benefit from fresh ideas and new Location: Harborview Room solutions. Location: Demens Room Presenter(s): Paula Ferrell, Deirdre Dan- Thursday, 11:00 am-12:00 pm iel, Marilyn Rackelman Thursday, 11:00 am-1:00 pm Art Forum Audience: High Mini Studio Workshop No. 102 The Art Educator and Art Collector: Digital Photography with Any Camera Location: St. Petersburg 1 Engaged, Focused and Concerned with Point and shoot cameras are compact, Issues of Our Time easy to use and produce high quality Art as an exemplar does not merely ap- Thursday, 11:00 am-12:00 pm pictures. This fun, hands-on workshop pear in studios, classrooms, museums, Art Forum will demystify the basic controls of and art history books, it arrives follow- Study the Art of Science and the yourInteractive camera galleryso you activitiescan take fromall kinds the 2009of ing an iterative process often involving Science of Art photos. LearnHarn to useSummer ISO settings,Teacher Institute. white
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balance, and camera icons and their Thursday, 12:15 pm-1:15 pm Thursday, 12:15 pm-1:15 pm meanings, as well as flash settings and Art Forum Art Forum formatting to get the best photo you can. Artist Residency: Not of the Artist’s Displaying Student Art Work This workshop will also cover how to im- World Showing student art work can be an port, organize and edit your images using important source of motivation and self T H UR sda Picasa, a free software application for With the many different types of art- esteem building. Learn a variety of ways both PCs and Macs. Bring your point and ists and ways of working, there is no to display student art that go beyond shoot digital camera with freshly charged single approach to considering an artist the typical paper mat. Handouts will be batteries, your camera manual and a card residency. This session will feature the given, samples will be shown, and a va- reader or the cord that connects your presenter’s involvement and experiences riety of art techniques will be discussed y camera to a computer. A small tripod, if with applying for and participating in art and demonstrated. you have one, is also recommended. residencies, provide advice on identify- ing residencies to match your plans and Presenter(s): Dorothy Shepard Presenter(s): Jack Tovey provide a selection of resources for artist Audience: Elementary, Middle Audience: All residencies. Join this discussion to be in- Location: St. Petersburg 2 Location: HTC#1 spired to consider applying for an artist’s residency as a tool for research, profes- sional development and advocacy. Thursday, 12:15 pm-1:15 pm Thursday, 11:00 am-1:00 pm Presenter: Michelle Tillander Art Forum Mini Studio Workshop No. 103 Those Crazy Artists Florida Tile Project Audience: Elementary School, Middle School, High School, College/University This presentation will introduce the use Participants will learn about the Florida of web-quests into the art curriculum. A Tile Project that occurred in Marion Location: Pier Room web-quest is an inquiry-oriented activ- County. Participants will make a 4” x 4” ity in which information obtained by clay tile and learn how to incorporate Thursday, 12:15 pm-1:15 pm learners is drawn from the web. First, the tile project into their curriculum Art Forum participants will view examples of the and make connections with Florida his- Global Learning through Study Abroad presenter’s series of web-quests, “Those tory and science. - China Crazy Artists”. Then, participants will Presenter(s): Marla Long, Trenton Smith Globalize your artistic experience examine what Bernie Dodge calls the six Audience: Elementary through study abroad in China. This building blocks of a web-quest design. Location: HTC#2 session shares information about the Overall, participants will see how this wonderful opportunity of a summer art activity can merge required curriculum education trip to China and Hong Kong. content with collaborative learning and Thursday, 11:00 am-1:00 pm authentic thinking skills. It provides a Presenter(s): David Chang Mini Studio Workshop No. 104 Constructivist approach to learning and Art + Math = Tessellations Audience: All will provide an avenue for seamlessly Learn about the history of tessellations Location: Skyway Room integrating technology in the curriculum in art (think M.C. Escher) and architec- Presenter(s): Carol Blume ture. Participants will try their hand at Thursday, 12:15 pm-1:15 pm Audience: All projects that will result in geometric Art Forum Location: St. Petersburg 3 tessellating designs as well as their own Best iPad Apps for Elementary Art unique tessellating forms. Creative les- son ideas will be provided in addition Not sure how to incorporate iPads into Thursday, 12:30 pm-3:30 pm to the math concepts used for making your art room? The presenter will show Half-Day Studio Workshop No. 106 you 10 of her favorite apps and ex- tessellating patterns. Wood Nymphs, Fairies and Gnomes amples of how her students used them in Presenter(s): Patricia Tuttle art class. This workshop teaches about consumer- ism and waste. The project is based on Audience: Elementary, Middle Presenter(s): Gina Sullivan Location: HTC#3 reusable and recyclable materials and Audience: Elementary fostering ones ability to create mythical Location: Harborview Room creatures from wasted products. Feel Thursday, 11:00 am-1:00 pm free to bring your own junk. Mini Studio Workshop No. 105 Thursday, 12:15 pm-1:15 pm Presenter(s): Beth Goldstein Reused and Recycled Bookmaking Art Forum Audience: All In this workshop, participants will Tomorrow is Now! Art Assessment: explore the art of creating handmade Location: Off-Site: Museum of Fine Arts: Overview and Design books and practice different bookmak- Marly Room ing techniques. Examples of traditional This session will answer the essential books, fabric books, and recycled and questions regarding art assessments. The Thursday, 12:30 pm-3:30 pm found object books will be available to presenter will discuss types of assessments Half-Day Studio Workshop No. 107 look at, as well as instructions on how to currently used in classrooms, the relevan- Drawing on Intuition make each. Handouts will be provided to cy of assessment tools utilized in teaching Improvisation is the first manifestation help inspire ways of bringing these tech- practice and finally, “What would you like of intuition. Using a brayer to apply niques and others into the classroom. to learn about assessment?”. water-soluble oil paint put onto a board, Presenter(s): Elizabeth Jensen Presenter(s): Linda Mangual participants will rely on their intuition Audience: Elementary, Middle, High Audience: All Location: HTC#4 Location: St. Petersburg 1 (Continued on page 16)
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to create drawings. Using fingernails, tute and show you how to keep those Thursday, 1:30 pm-2:30 pm elbows, or really any body part, partici- plans and materials handy! Art Forum pants will draw on the back side of the Presenter(s): Nadia Earl Don’t Freak Out Because You’re A Novice paper, which transfers the paint onto Art Teacher: The Learning Environment the front. There is little control until Audience: Elementary the “finishing” of the drawings, and par- Location: Bayboro Room This is a series of three sessions offered ticipants will see and experience various each day of the conference: Thursday, methods of “polishing” drawings. Friday, and Saturday. Each session cov- Thursday, 1:30 pm-2:30 pm ers issues novice teachers navigate as Presenter(s): Mark Runge Art Forum they begin to develop their art teaching Audience: All Transitioning from Media-Based Instruc- practice. The purpose of the series is to Location: Off-Site: Museum of Fine Arts: tion to a Student-Centered Curriculum provide novice art teachers with practi- Multi Purpose Room This presentation will discuss how the cal guidelines in three areas. Thursday’s instructor has made a transition from focus is on “The Learning Environment.” This session discusses classroom man- Thursday, 12:30 pm-3:30 pm a skill/media based curriculum to a student-centered curriculum with an agement techniques that are needed Half-Day Studio Workshop No. 109 emphasis on conceptual learning. and work for art teachers including Marvelous Mixed Media Mapping classroom floor plan, with-it-ness and Presenter(s): Nicholas Wozniak Let’s reconstruct a used golden book procedure specifications. full of memories of our time here at Audience: All Presenter(s): Linda Mangual, Lourdes the FAEA Conference. Using local maps Location: Harborview Room Fuller and symbols, participants will tie in Audience: Elementary, Middle, High math and geography and construct an Thursday, 1:30 pm-2:30 pm assortment of original mixed media Location: St. Petersburg 1 Art Forum backgrounds that can continue to be Reflective Writing Techniques for the IB embellished. Bring a local map of your Thursday, 1:30 pm-2:30 pm Curriculum hometown with you. All other materi- Art Forum als will be provided by Art Systems and Learning how to write in a formal, Tips on Art Classroom Organization Dixon Ticonderoga. comparative and critical manner helps The presenter will provide tips on Presenter(s): Gail Russakov students clearly communicate personal ideas as well as understand the complex classroom organization from organizing Audience: All visual world. Engaging students in re- supplies to setting up to cleaning up. Location: Off-Site: Museum of Fine Arts: flective writing takes time and this pre- Learn how to train your students to be E.W. Bert and Barbara Smith Classroom sentation will provide participants with organized and efficient as well. Learn sample writing prompts and student how to conduct the class and establish a exemplars. The strategies presented will routine. This is a great presentation for Thursday, 12:30 pm-3:30 pm a new art teacher or one who is strug- Half-Day Studio Workshop No. 110 integrate curiosity, range of interests, attentiveness to details, complexity of gling with classroom management or just Make a Glass Plate thought and artistic intention in the a good refresher for a seasoned teacher! Participants will complete a 4x4 fused art-making process documenting self- Presenter(s): Dwayne Shepherd, Karen glass tile in this workshop that will give expression. After practicing with your Santangelo him or her an introduction to the prin- students, participants will be able to Audience: Elementary, Middle, High ciples of full fuse, tack fuse, bending, design art studio methods to engage Location: St. Petersburg 2 compatibility, devitrification, anneal- students in critical-thinking skills. These ing and volume control. There will also strategies will provide students with be a number of demonstration lecture ways to communicate various artistic Thursday, 1:30 pm-2:30 pm periods dealing with firing schedules, contexts as well as refine and reflect Art Forum trouble shooting the most common on their personal artistic growth and Photography in the Elementary Art problems like bubbles and setting up development. Room your kiln for glass operation. This is a Presenter(s): Jackie Henson-Dacey very comprehensive workshop that will Connect to what drives kids today: provide information and handouts for Audience: High, College/University technology! Use the camera as a tool participants to use for future reference. Location: Pier Room to spark student interest and generate No previous glass work experience is inspiration. Discover ways to incorporate needed to attend. digital photography into the elementary Thursday, 1:30 pm-2:30 pm art curriculum. This presentation will Presenter(s): Michael Glotfelty, Randy Art Forum cover the logistics of an elementary Glotfelty, Jen-Ken Kilns Advocacy 1 x 1 photography program from buying the Audience: All This session will include advocacy strate- cameras to sharing student projects. Location: Williams Room gies related to building relationships Presenter(s): Nicole Crane with staff, families and the community. Audience: All Methods for teaching students to advo- Thursday, 1:30 pm-2:30 pm Location: St. Petersburg 3 Art Forum cate for their own art learning will be shared. Substitute Lesson Plans Made Easy Presenter(s): Wendy Bruce Thursday, 1:30 pm-3:30 pm Are you hustling at the last minute to Mini Studio Workshop No. 111 Audience: Elementary prep your sub plans for the following Clay Kimono Figures school day? This presentation will pro- Location: Skyway Room vide easy lesson plans for your substi- Come join us as we take a look at tradi-
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tional Japanese Kimonos. After viewing Audience: High, College/University An American craft practiced by New slides of traditional Japanese Kimonos, Location: HTC#2 England sailors as early as 1750, tra- participants will dive in and get their ditional Scrimshaw entails engraving hands dirty making a cool ceramic kimono natural materials and rubbing pigment figure using cone construction. A CD with Thursday, 1:30 pm-3:30 pm into the design. A more classroom- T H UR sda slides and lesson plans will be included. Mini Studio Workshop No. 114 friendly approach will be introduced in Presenter(s): Julie Levesque Zoetropes: The Original Animation this Blick-sponsored workshop. Using polypropylene paper and oil pastel, Audience: Elementary, Middle Learn how to make a zoetrope using inexpensive and recycled materials. Zoe- participants will engrave and design a Location: Demens Room nautical-themed “ditty box”. tropes can be used to teach sequencing, y storytelling and basic film making tech- Presenter(s): Linda Carter, Blick Art Thursday, 1:30 pm-3:30 pm niques. All participants will leave with a Materials Mini Studio Workshop No. 112 working zoetrope and templates to use Audience: Middle, High, Museum with students in their own classrooms. Digital Surrealism Location: Bayboro Room Explore digital Surrealism inspired by Presenter(s): Gwenn Seuling Jerry Uelsmann using Photoshop tech- Audience: Elementary, Middle, High Thursday, 2:45 pm-3:45 pm niques. Participants should have some Location: HTC#3 knowledge of Photoshop. Please bring Art Forum a laptop with a Photoshop program, The Ice is Melting: A Research Case some JPEG images of landscapes, trees, Thursday, 1:30 pm-3:30 pm Study on Engaging Students in Art Mak- or water, and a 6MP digital camera (to Mini Studio Workshop No. 115 ing Using Issue-based Instruction download images). Stuff It! This presentation will cover a two-year Presenter(s): Alyce Walcavich If you stuff it, they will love it! Kids love case study in an elementary school art Audience: High fiber arts and if there is stuffing involved room. The study examined the results of - major WOW factor. Pillows, ornaments, student engagement using issue-based Location: HTC#1 toys, the possibilities are endless. Learn instruction. The students responded to a variety of stuffed fiber projects and issues centering on the natural environ- Thursday, 1:30 pm-3:30 pm make one to take home as a sample. ment. This presentation will take you step-by-step through the unit plan. Mini Studio Workshop No. 113 Presenter(s): Linda Crawley Encaustic for Beginners Presenter(s): Nicholas Wozniak Audience: Elementary, Middle Encaustic - painting in melted beeswax, Audience: All Location: HTC#4 damar resin and pigment - is an ancient Location: Harborview Room art harkening back to Roman days. Learn how to play with hot wax and you will Thursday, 2:45 pm-3:45 pm be hooked! Art Forum Presenter(s): Irina Ashcraft Scrimshaw-Style Yupo Engraving (Continued on page 19)
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Thursday, 2:45 pm-3:45 pm Friday, November 9, 2012 Audience: Elementary Art Forum Location: HTC#2 More than Meets the Eye Friday, 7:30 am-5:30 pm Registration Open Friday, 8:00 am-10:00 am
Explore unique projects for advanced T H UR sda photo students that engage creative Mini Studio Workshop No. 203 problem solving and yield finished com- Friday, 8:00 am-4:00 pm Incorporating Media into Your Design positions. Projects can be adapted to Commercial Exhibit Hall Open Using social media as a teaching tool, darkroom or digital with equal success. Please note that the exhibit hall will be learn how to creatively integrate Learn to challenge your students to think closed from 12:30 pm-1:45 pm. students’ social lives into their educa- y in new ways and to consider the finished tion. In this workshop, participants will Location: Grand Bay Ballroom product when looking through the view- explore how to use current social media finder. Presentation will include visuals platforms and technologies to enhance of the steps and procedures for several Friday, 8:00 am-10:00 am participation in the classroom, as a lessons to ensure student success.
Mini Studio Workshop No. 200 research tool, as a test giving tool and FRI da Presenter(s): Elizabeth Jenkins Shirin Neshat: Civil Rights of Iranian as a means to form a bond of lifelong Audience: High Women learning communication. Also, the use of iPads and how they bring a whole This workshop will provide an overview y Location: Pier Room other layer to creative learning will of Shirin Neshat’s photographic series be explored. The possibilities for what titled: Women of Allah. By examin- creativity can be found and developed Thursday, 2:45 pm-3:45 pm ing the aesthetic of Neshat’s black and using this wonderful tech tool and its Art Forum white photographs that include pen and applications is endless. Participants are Starting an Animation Art Club in the ink and collage elements, participants encouraged to bring their iPad. Elementary Class will manipulate xerox copies of civil The presenter will share how she taught rights imagery through various processes Presenter(s): Christine David, The Art 3rd, 4th and 5th graders to create origi- such as xerox transfer and tape trans- Institute nal stop animation videos in her elemen- fers. Participants will examine the sig- Audience: High, College/University nificance placed on art forms over time tary school art club. Location: HTC#3 by various groups or cultures compared Presenter(s): Michelle Savran to current views on aesthetics. In addi- Audience: Elementary tion to making an original photographic Friday, 8:00 am-10:00 am Location: Skyway Room montage composition, participants will Mini Studio Workshop No. 204 be able to synthesize knowledge and “Nesting” with Wool skills learned from a civil rights context Thursday, 2:45 pm-3:45 pm In nature, birds collect a variety of to support the processes of creation, materials to create homes. In this Blick- Art Forum interpretation and analysis. Large Paper Mache Props and Puppets sponsored workshop, participants will Presenter(s): Jackie Henson-Dacey use small amounts of wool and gathered Learn how to create giant puppets using Audience: High, College/University materials to form a “nest” using the everyday materials. Learn techniques wet felting technique. Feathers, raffia for large scale paper mache, and how Location: Demens Room and other nest-building supplies will be to build puppet frames for third grade provided. Participants are welcome to students and up! Friday, 8:00 am-10:00 am bring small materials to include in a 6” x Presenter(s): Ruthie Platt, Angelyn Hirai Mini Studio Workshop No. 201 6” flat piece. Audience: Elementary Coil Creations: A New Twist on Ceramics Presenter(s): Linda Carter, Blick Art Location: St. Petersburg 1 This hands-on workshop will give a new Materials twist to traditional coil pots and vases. Audience: Elementary, Middle, High, Each participant will receive complete Thursday, 4:00 pm-5:15 pm Museum lesson plans (PowerPoint and SMART Location: HTC#4 General Session I Notebook formats) with digital images as Keynote Speaker: Rebecca Sexton well as create two pieces to take home! Friday, 8:30 am-12:00 pm Larson Presenter(s): Linda Robinson, Nylene Location: St. Petersburg 2 & 3 Anderson Art Supervisors’ Meeting Audience: Elementary, Middle, High Location: Bayboro Room Thursday, 6:00 pm-9:00 pm Location: HTC#1 Member Virtual Exhibition and Friday, 9:00 am-10:00 am Reception Art Forum Friday, 8:00 am-10:00 am Integrating Common Core Literacy Stan- Celebrate FAEA’s artists who partici- Mini Studio Workshop No. 202 dards with NGSSS for the Arts-Making pated in the Member Virtual Exhibition. Oh No - Another Kindergarten Class! There will be a viewing of the exhibition Learning Meaningful and Accessible for as well as access to the galleries of the Tired of doing the same old thing with ALL Students your kindergarten classes. Learn some Museum of Fine Arts. Come support your Explore the CCSS for Literacy, as well as fellow members! new and innovative lessons that you and your students will love. Come prepared the Mathematical Practices while help- Location: Off-site: Museum of Fine Arts to learn some mixed media projects that ing students to make connections across cross the curriculum. (Continued on page 20) Presenter(s): Glenda Lubiner CONFERENCE PROGRAM 2012 19 Conference schedule
content areas and to the real world. Learn how to use learning goals with learning progression scales in your class- room to ensure access to new content and proficiency for all students. Presenter(s): John LeTellier, Florida Department of Education Audience: All Location: Harborview Room
Friday, 9:00 am-10:00 am Art Forum The Role of Visual Art in IB Attending an International Baccalau- reate (IB) school allows students to be introduced and exposed to many cultures and global events. When art is integrated with internationalism and multiculturalism, the impact is astound- ing. This presentation will focus on the many ways that the arts contribute to the educational experience of IB stu- dents. Students in art classes participate in many projects that introduce them to other cultures, artistic styles, master artists and art history. Students delve deep into each topic through artistic in- quiry, hands-on projects, group collabo- ration and independent research. Presenter(s): Britt Feingold Audience: Elementary Location: Pier Room
Friday, 9:00 am-10:00 am Art Forum Mixing Authentic and Large-Scale Visual Arts Assessment: What Might Work for You? This presentation will address the issue of developing authentic visual arts as- sessment that might be used in larger scale school, district and state-wide applications. As a National Assessment of Educational Progress Visual Arts Consor- tium member, the presenter is charged with informing current art educators and administrators about the various curric- ulum and assessment resources available through the NAEP Arts website and the NAEP Data Explorer (NDE). Whether you are interested in developing assessments for your classroom, school, district or state, this presentation will provide some foundational entry points. Presenter(s): Tom Brewer Audience: All Location: Skyway Room
Friday, 9:00 am-10:00 am Art Forum Don’t Freak Out Because You’re A Nov- ice Art Teacher: Teacher Organization This is a series of three sessions offered
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each day of the conference: Thursday, manageable steps from start to finish. Friday, 9:00 am-12:00 pm Friday, and Saturday. Each session cov- Participants will also learn how to make Half-Day Studio Workshop No. 210 ers issues novice teachers navigate as stamping tools out of clay. Marvelous Mixed Media Mapping they begin to develop their art teaching Presenter(s): Barbara Ott, Stephanie Schorr Let’s reconstruct a used golden book practice. The purpose of the series is to full of memories of our time here at provide novice art teachers with practi- Audience: Elementary, Middle, High, the FAEA Conference. Using local maps cal guidelines in three areas. Friday’s College/University and symbols, participants will tie in focus is on “Teacher Organization.” This Location: Off-Site: The Train Staion - math and geography and construct an session discusses organizing all aspects Highwater Clays assortment of original mixed media of the art program including the art sup- backgrounds that can continue to be plies, art on the cart, grades and home Friday, 9:00 am-12:00 pm embellished. Bring a local map of your learning assignments. Half-Day Studio Workshop No. 206 hometown with you. All other materi- Presenter(s): Linda Mangual, Lourdes Painting Atelier in Grisailles als will be provided by Art Systems and Fuller Dixon Ticonderoga. Discover the secrets of painting that FRI da Audience: Elementary, Middle, High prepared generations of great masters Presenter(s): Gail Russakov Location: St. Petersburg 1 such as Rubens, Chardin and more. Par- Audience: All ticipants will create a grisailles painting
Location: Williams Room y Friday, 9:00 am-10:00 am after observing a demonstration. Materi- als/handouts will be provided. Art Forum Friday, 10:15 am-11:15 am Presenter(s): David Chang Nasco Game Show Art Forum Come to this infomercial on lots of new Audience: All Discover Art Apps for the iPad and existing art materials from Nasco. Location: Off-Site: Museum of Fine Arts: The education applications available for The Game Show fun starts when we give Bayview Room the Apple iPad are almost limitless. Dur- you a chance to take a prize home. ing this session you will see and experi- Presenter(s): Kris Bakke, Nasco Friday, 9:00 am-12:00 pm ence apps for elementary, middle, and Audience: All Half-Day Studio Workshop No. 207 high school in the art content area. This Location: St. Petersburg 2 Bronze Clay Beadmaking session will have something for every- one. Bronzclay is an exciting new clay body material suitable for making fabulous Presenter(s): Apple Representative Friday, 9:00 am-10:00 am Audience: All Art Forum beads, jewelry and small sculpture. This workshop will introduce the hollow bead Location: Harborview Room The Art Portfolio: A Life Long Path to making technique with rich textures and Purpose, Passion and Education personal designs. Participants will have Friday, 10:15 am-11:15 am Portfolios engage us in making choices the opportunity to make a stunning cen- Art Forum and making sense of our creative ter bead suitable for stringing with other Taming the Wild Kindergarteners expressions, practices and learning. beads or simply worn as a solo design. Do you get tired even thinking about In a technologically enriched world, Presenter(s): Roxanne McGlashan portfolio practices prompt us to con- the kindergarten classes? From cutting sider personal and professional paths, Audience: Middle, High, Colllege/University straight lines to building roller coasters, reflect on our passions and consider our Location: Off-Site: Museum of Fine Arts: this session will present a year’s curricu- audiences. In this session, two artists/ Multipurpose Room lum with logically progressive activities educators will offer insights from their that are standards-based and will engage the wildest young artist. experience with art portfolios from Friday, 9:00 am-12:00 pm assisting students in their development Presenter(s): Pamela Brown Half-Day Studio Workshop No. 209 to reviewing for admissions and awards. Audience: Elementary The presenters will identify a variety of The Journal Challenge Location: Pier Room best practices and demonstrate through Visual Journals are an excellent way to showcasing a selection of exceptional combine words and writing with images portfolios across studio media from to create a rich and powerful expres- Friday, 10:15 am-11:15 am School of Art and Art History at The sion. This workshop will share a variety Art Forum University of Florida. They will also of techniques, lessons, and resources to Fostering Community through Creativity get you and your student’s journal juices and provide a selection of resources for The presenter will discuss the impor- flowing. Participants will incorporate portfolio development. tance of community building in the writing with art processes to create Presenter: Michelle Tillander classroom through the application of layered and meaningful images. You will creative exercises and activities. Audience: High, College/University leave the workshop with an assembled Location: St. Petersburg 3 book and a noggin full of ideas. Presenter(s): James Reiman,The Art Institute Presenter(s): Tasha Strigle, Marla Long Audience: Middle, High, College/University Friday, 9:00 am-12:00 pm Audience: Elementary, Middle Location: Skyway Room Half-Day Studio Workshop No. 205 Location: Off-Site: Museum of Fine Arts: Roll, Stamp & Go: Easy and Unique Wall E.W. Bert and Barbara Smith Classroom Sconces Create beautiful and unique wall sconces using readily available forms and basic (Continued on page 22) tools. Sconces are fashioned in easy, CONFERENCE PROGRAM 2012 21 Conference schedule
Friday, 10:15 am-11:15 am In this workshop, participants will draw Audience: Elementary Art Forum a still life using sticks. Then work back Location: HTC#4 What Students Think About Art Class into their drawings with watercolor washes and oil pastels. This lesson helps Learn what art-making means to a group students learn to let go of perfection Friday, 11:30 am-12:30 pm of secondary students. Discuss the role and just create. Art Forum of art in their education and lives. Ex- Creating Art Masterpieces on iPad plore themes such as autonomy, dealing Presenter(s): Melissa Hunt with emotions and making meaning. Audience: Middle, High, College/University Learn how to use the iPad to create incredible masterpieces. See how stu- Presenter(s): Adriane Pereira, Debra Location: Demens Room dents can use this tool to bring another Barrett-Hayes, Pam Wallheiser medium to your art classes. Audience: High, College/University Friday, 10:15 am-12:15 pm Presenter: Apple Representative Location: St. Petersburg 1 Mini Studio Workshop No. 212 Audience: All What Can I Do With All Those CDs!? Location: Harborview Room Friday, 10:15 am-11:15 am Help the environment and stretch your Art Forum menial supply budget. Numerous 2D and Friday, 11:30 am-12:30 pm Develop Personal Imagery through Digi- 3D art assignments using those CDs that Art Forum tal Photography would otherwise end up in our landfills. Florida Junior Duck Stamp Program: This presentation will focus on explor- Presenter(s): Sandra Traub Conservation through the Arts ing the means of self expression through Audience: Elementary, Middle, High Join fellow art educator Jennifer Jo- the use of digital photography. Learn Location: HTC#1 hannes and Refuge Ranger Becky Wolff how to teach students to reference their as they discuss the in’s and out’s of the personal life, experiences, and interests Florida Junior Duck Stamp Program and from their home, neighborhood, school Friday, 10:15 am-12:15 pm show you how to incorporate conserva- and social environment by taking and Mini Studio Workshop No. 213 tion through art. This presentation will using photographs to create their art. Mushroom Madness with Beatrix Potter show you how to incorporate this free Discover how to help your students get Did you know that writer and illustrator competition into your classroom curricu- in touch with their personal imagery, Beatrix Potter made a scientific discov- lum. Free prizes and Florida Junior Duck connect to its content and develop visual ery associated with mushrooms? Using Stamp curriculum provided. skills to express themselves. her illustrations of mushrooms as inspi- Presenter(s): Becky Wolff Presenter(s): Jack Tovey ration, participants will learn how to Audience: Elementary, Middle, High Audience: All introduce their students to the element of art form. Participants will distin- Location: Pier Room Location: St. Petersburg 2 guish between shape and form in their drawings of mushrooms and then create Friday, 11:30 am-12:30 pm Friday, 10:15 am-11:15 am mushroom sculptures with air-dry clay. Art Forum Art Forum Presenter(s): Carol Blume Get Involved: Emerging Art Leaders Creating a Family System through Audience: Elementary Do you want to be more involved, but Cross-Grade Curriculum in Art Education Location: HTC#2 don’t know how to get started? FAEA’s As art teachers and as human beings, we President-Elect will guide you through the various areas of involvement on a thrive on connections in life, becoming in- Friday, 10:15 am-12:15 pm spired and intrigued when something from state level from presenting at confer- Mini Studio Workshop No. 214 our home life ties into something at work, ence to becoming a board member. Find something we read or something we hear. Abstract Form - Wire/Nylon Stocking your visual voice and become an emerg- Children feel the same, and we know this Sculpture ing art leader for your profession today. because of the success of interdisciplinary Create forms using low budget materials. Presenter(s): Karen Nobel curriculum and arts integration. A student Explore principles and elements of art Audience: All is enthusiastic about a topic learned from and design through this highly rewarding every angle and really internalizes and project. Good project for breath portion Location: Skyway Room remembers the information. Although of AP 3D Studio Art Portfolio. examples from a K-8 model school will be Presenter(s): Marcia Reybitz Friday, 11:30 am-12:30 pm provided, ties like this can be made with Audience: High Art Forum any grade. Presenters will share some Clay Projects, Ideas, Tips and More for Location: HTC#3 ways that they have created a cross-grade the Elementary Classroom curriculum and family, the benefits that This presentation will be filled with they have seen this past year and plans for Friday, 10:15 am-12:15 pm expanding on ideas in the future. ideas for successful clay projects for the Mini Studio Workshop No. 215 elementary level. Slabs and other hand Presenter(s): Carly Mejeur, Traci Hochstetter Weaving in the Elementary Classroom building techniques are covered as well Audience: All This workshop includes making a small as storage tips and short-cuts. Samples Location: St. Petersburg 3 embellished fiber that is appropriate for will be explained and on display. elementary students. Handouts will also Presenter(s): Shaw Lane, Stacy Bowen show examples and symbolism of the fiber Friday, 10:15 am-12:15 pm Audience: Elementary arts that join us together as a global fam- Mini Studio Workshop No. 211 ily and reflect our world and celebrations. Location: St. Petersburg 1 Drawing with Sticks Presenter(s): Nan Williams
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Friday, 11:30 am-12:30 pm the people who are behind the hiring in workshop will cover making yourself Art Forum Florida! a priority, stress reducing techniques, While the Cats Away, the Mice will Play Location: Bayboro Room creating supportive lifelines and finding your passion. Join us for a rejuvenating When you are out sick and in need of a tea service and information sharing. substitute, 9 times out of 10 it will not be Friday, 2:00 pm-3:00 pm Presenter(s): Deirdre Daniel, Paula Fer- someone knowledgeable in the arts. Why Art Forum rell, Marilyn Rackelman not leave a lesson plan that anyone can Museum Education Idea Exchange understand and implement? The presenter Audience: All The session is a round table discussion will provide effective lesson plans for sub- Location: Skyway Room stitutes suitable for all grade levels. about best practices within the field of museum education. Please join your fellow Presenter(s): Beth Goldstein museum educators to share ideas of how to Friday, 2:00 pm-3:00 pm Audience: All solve common challenges, explore engaging Art Forum Location: St. Petersburg 2 teaching strategies and celebrate successes Earth Art Education: Lesson Plans and
at our museums around the state. Field Experience FRI da Friday, 11:30 am-12:30 pm Presenter(s): Lark Keeler, J. Marshall Adams This presentation will summarize the Art Forum Audience: Museum classroom and field experience of a y Harnessing Technology for Student As- Location: Off-site: Dali Museum three-week, summer intensive gradu- sessment, Reflection and Advocacy ate course at Florida State University for pre-service art educators. Through During this session, the presenter will Friday, 2:00 pm-3:00 pm field-based research at environmental discuss how he is using both web-based Student Chapter Meet and Greet sites, as well as interactive classroom and other computer-based tools to reach Come meet the FAEA Student Chapter experience, the practical and theoretical out to both students, parents and the representative and your fellow student knowledge of art education is combined community. members. with environmental and social issues Presenter(s): Chan Bliss Location: Board Room that impact teaching and learning in the Audience: All arts. The resulting lessons and unit plans Location: St. Petersburg 3 Friday, 2:00 pm-3:00 pm for K-12 art classrooms will be presented Art Forum along with students’ personal work and observations. Handouts will be provided! Friday, 12:45 pm-1:45 pm Discover Art Apps for the iPad Presenter(s): Michael Sperow, Elizabeth The education applications available for Elementary School Division Meeting Jensen, Dorothy Shepard Location: St. Petersburg 1 the Apple iPad are almost limitless. Dur- ing this session you will see and experi- Audience: Elementary, Middle, High, ence apps for elementary, middle, and College/University Friday, 12:45 pm-1:45 pm high school in the art content area. This Location: St. Petersburg 1 Middle School Division Meeting session will have something for everyone. Location: St. Petersburg 2 Presenter: Apple Representative Friday, 2:00 pm-3:00 pm Audience: All Art Forum Friday, 12:45 pm-1:45 pm Location: Harborview Room Comics Connection High School Division Meeting Get reluctant readers and writers to Friday, 2:00 pm-3:00 pm Location: St. Petersburg 3 do both in the art room effortlessly Art Forum with comics. This presentation features Pastry Art Experience! Palate or Palette? Friday, 12:45 pm-1:45 pm a brief history of comic books and an Culinary extraordinaire Leslie Eckert overview of comic book genres and sup- Higher Education Division Meeting will excite your palate in this experience plies attendees with formats for comics, Location: HTC#1 of bringing your creativity in art, science prompts and student samples. and math into the kitchen and onto your Presenter(s): Gwenn Seuling palate. Friday, 12:45 pm-1:45 pm Audience: Elementary, Middle, High Museum Division Meeting Presenter(s): Chef Leslie Eckert, The Art Location: St. Petersburg 2 Location: Off-site: Dali Museum Institute Audience: High, College/University Friday, 2:15 pm-4:15 pm Location: Pier Room Friday, 12:45 pm-1:45 pm Mini Studio Workshop No. 216 Retirees Group Division Meeting Tissue, I hardly Know You! Friday, 2:00 pm-3:00 pm Location: HTC#2 What should you do with your left over Art Forum scraps of tissue paper? This project Friday, 1:15 pm-2:15 pm Rejuvenation Tea - Bringing the Joy teaches a faux watercolor technique. Supervisors’ Forum for Aspiring Art Back to Teaching Scraps of tissue paper become the Teachers Are you looking for a way to find the watercolor and the project is completed with the use of black ink to create lines. Third annual meet and greet for district joy in teaching again? The presenters personnel and potential employees, will provide ideas to help you remain Presenter(s): Beth Goldstein true to yourself, reduce stress and make juniors and graduating seniors in Florida Audience: All your life easier. These simple, easy-to- who are majoring in art education. Location: Demens Room Students this is your chance to meet do strategies can help change your life as a teacher, artist and woman. This (Continued on page 24) CONFERENCE PROGRAM 2012 23 Conference schedule
Friday, 2:15 pm-4:15 pm Audience: All Friday, 3:30 pm-4:30 pm Mini Studio Workshop No. 217 Location: HTC#4 Museum Resource Exchange AP ART That Stands APART Resources for art teachers will be pro- Empower students to excel in AP Studio Friday, 2:30 pm-4:00 pm vided by our museum educators. Art with innovative lessons and strate- Districts Assembly Location: St. Petersburg 2 & 3 Lobby gies that explore media, encourage a Area unique visual voice, and reveal verve For representatives from local art and mark making. Participants will ex- teacher/educator associations. plore inventive exercises as they create Location: Bayboro Room Friday, 4:30 pm-5:30 pm with an array of inexpensive media that General Session II produce accomplished results. Students’ Friday, 3:15 pm-4:15 pm Keynote Speaker: Laurie Gatlin work demonstrating a variety of unique Art Forum Location: St. Petersburg 2 & 3 solutions to each assignment will also be Creating Art Masterpieces on iPad presented along with steps for success in implementing the exercises. Learn how to use the iPad to create Friday, 6:00 pm-7:00 pm incredible masterpieces. See how stu- Artist Bazaar Presenter(s): Elizabeth Jenkins dents can use this tool to bring another Support your fellow artists as they sell Audience: High medium to your art classes. their creations. Location: HTC#1 Presenter(s): Apple Representative Location: Lobby outside of St. Peters- Audience: All burg 2 & 3 Friday, 2:15 pm-4:15 pm Location: Harborview Room Mini Studio Workshop No. 218 Friday, 7:00 pm-9:00 pm Friday, 3:15 pm-4:15 pm Printmaking in the Elementary Classroom Welcome Reception This workshop will explore examples of Art Forum Creating Magic for K-2nd and Reality Sponsored by Ringling College of Art easy printmaking techniques for the el- and Design ementary classroom with an emphasis on for 3rd-8th Grade Special Needs Stu- monoprint. Handouts will also provide dents in the Art Room Enjoy the welcome festivities at the world-renowned Dali Museum. The 2012 a look at “print” in origins of writing The presenter will provide a variety of K-12 Student Virtual Art Exhibition will tools, books and printmaking. art activities and intervention tech- be on display as well. Presenter(s): Nan Williams niques for helping special needs students Location: Off-site: Dali Museum Audience: Elementary be successful in the regular art class- room. Location: HTC#2 Presenter(s): Geraldine Williams Audience: Elementary, Middle Saturday, November 10, 2012 Friday, 2:15 pm-4:15 pm Mini Studio Workshop No. 219 Location: Pier Room Saturday, 7:30 am-5:00 pm AMACO/brent, Hand-Built Pitchers with Registration Open Surface Design Friday, 3:15 pm-4:15 pm Using soft earthenware slabs, partici- Art Forum pants will create hand-built pitchers. Staying Artistically Alive as Art Educa- Saturday, 7:30 am-8:30 am Texture will be applied to the surface to tors FAEA Awards Breakfast add visual interest. Pitchers will be em- Interested in Becoming a practicing Join us as we honor this year’s FAEA bellished with sprigs, feet and a handle artist while teaching? Participants will award winners. Limited tickets available along with Velvet Underglazes. Pitchers learn the methods of artistic confidence, for purchase at registration. will be made using a simple template establishment of value, effective pho- Location: St. Petersburg 1 that even a novice can do. tography of artworks and professional portfolio. Presenter(s): Jeff Sandoe, Sr. VP-Sales, Saturday, 8:30 am-1:30 pm AMACO-brent Presenter(s): David Chang Commercial Exhibit Hall Open Audience: All Audience: All Location: Grand Bay Ballroom Location: HTC#3 Location: Skyway Room Saturday, 8:30 am-12:30 pm Friday, 2:15 pm-4:15 pm Friday, 3:15 pm-4:15 pm Half-Day Studio Workshop No. 300 Mini Studio Workshop No. 220 Art Forum Raku and the High School Ceramics O-saki Ni Art and World War II Program A Japanese tea ceremony would not be Did art have an impact on the final This half day workshop is geared toward complete without tea trays and sushi outcome of WWII? Presenter will provide teachers with an existing ceramics pro- plates. Here is a chance to create in a PowerPoint presentation followed by gram and a desire to incorporate Raku clay with underglaze and go home with discussion and handouts. into their curriculum. Participants will your own project. Participants will also Presenter(s): Cindy Jesup assist with firing the kiln and removing learn about the Japanese tea ceremony and reducing the pots outdoors. A CD of Audience: All through its history. Try tea, eat delica- information will be provided. Bring one cies and enjoy the Zen experience. Location: St. Petersburg 1 bisque-fired pot that is sturdy. Presenter(s): Steven Van Dam, Connie Presenter(s): Barbara Davis, Michael Phillips Sperow 24 CONFERENCE PROGRAM 2012 Conference schedule
Audience: High current art education research interests, Presenter(s): Amy Laroche Location: Off-site: The Train Station - designs and findings. Audience: Elementary Highwater Clays Presenter(s): Michelle Tillander Location: HTC#2 Audience: Elementary, Middle, High, Saturday, 9:00 am-10:00 am College/University Saturday, 9:00 am-11:00 am Art Forum Location: St. Petersburg 3 Mini Studio Workshop No. 304 Don’t Freak Out Because You’re A Nov- Art from the Heart - Projects with A ice Art Teacher: Teacher Relationships Saturday, 9:00 am-11:00 am Purpose! This is a series of three sessions offered Mini Studio Workshop No. 301 Learn new and exciting ways to involve each day of the conference: Thursday, Totally Tubular your students and school community in Friday, and Saturday. Each session cov- Participants will create a “Totally Tu- humanitarian art projects. Integrate ers issues novice teachers navigate as bular” 3D sculpture of a chair inspired positive character traits to empower they begin to develop their art teaching by children’s literature. Some titles your students to use their creativity practice. The purpose of the series is to FRI da include: A Chair for My Mother, Peter’s when making art and learn how their art provide novice art teachers with practi- Chair and A Chair for Always. Other can make a difference in helping other cal guidelines in three areas. Saturday’s titles of stories with chair themes will children. Participants will make and
focus is on “Teacher Relationships.” This y be provided and books will be on hand take a variety of examples. session discusses how novice art teach- for inspiration. All sculptures will be ers form professional relationships with Presenter(s): Suzanne Devine-Clark made from 100% recyclable materials. students, administrators, colleagues, Audience: Elementary, Middle, High All cardboard, fabric, paint and embel- parents, art supervisors and policy mak- lishments will be provided. So bring your Location: HTC#3 ers. Art advocacy strategies with all imagination and leave with your hand- SATUR da stakeholders will be covered. made throne or chair. Saturday, 9:00 am-11:00 am Presenter(s): Linda Mangual, Lourdes Presenter(s): Steven Miller Mini Studio Workshop No. 305 Fuller Audience: Elementary, Middle Sculptural Architecture Audience: Elementary, Middle, High
Location: Demens Room As architecture of the 21st century y Location: Harborview Room evolves, modern landmarks are becoming distinctly unique! Explore the field of ar- Saturday, 9:00 am-11:00 am Saturday, 9:00 am-10:00 am chitecture from the sculptor’s viewpoint. Mini Studio Workshop No. 302 Art Forum Participants will learn a variety of paper Using Cell Phone Photos to Inspire Intro to Teaching Digital Photography sculpting techniques and adapt these Desktop Publishing and Bookmaking techniques in the creation of a uniquely This presentation features information Ideas expressive small-scale architectural land- for teaching digital photography classes mark. and is geared toward fine art, studio art Learn how to take “annoying student and beginning art educators with limited habits” of the use of cells phones and Presenter(s): Alan McKnight knowledge in teaching digital photogra- utilize it to create interesting and Audience: High creative books using Adobe InDesign. The phy. The presenter will provide par- Location: HTC#4 ticipants with information and training phone’s camera and photo applications needed to teach digital photography as will be used to illustrate a specific con- well as new methods for seasoned teach- cept with a “desktop published” book. Saturday, 9:00 am-11:00 am ers. Teacher support materials, photo (Participants please come prepared with Mini Studio Workshop No. 306 editing programs and information about 8 phone photos taken with a common Hand Bound Sketchbooks color editing will be provided. concept; i.e.: awesome shoes, cool hair- Participants will create a hand-bound dos, sidewalk finds, funky signs, etc or Presenter(s): Patricia Yontz sketchbook using traditional stitching any 8 of your own photos.) techniques. A variety of approaches will Audience: High, College/University, Presenter(s): Michelle Hartsfield, Bar- be discussed regarding working with Museum bara Davis, Pam Wallheiser, Ruthie Platt, students in developing a sketchbook Location: St. Petersburg 2 Debi Barrett-Hayes habit, and it all begins with having them Audience: Middle, High create their own sketchbook from sheets of paper, needles and thread. Along Saturday, 9:00 am-10:00 am Location: HTC#1 Art Forum with supplies and instructions needed to Art Education Research: A Community create their sketchbook, the presenter Saturday, 9:00 am-11:00 am will discuss ways of encouraging student of Formalized Curiosity Mini Studio Workshop No. 303 engagement with the aim of a self-sus- Artistic learning is complexly rooted Magic Tree Houses - Paul Klee and Col- taining practice of sketchbook use. in the emotional condition, in which it lage Presenter(s): Laurie Gatlin occurs, that is, those inner and outer places we chose to work and play as we Experience a 21st Century approach to a Audience: All formalize our curiosity. Art educator traditional studio lesson! Using Podcast Location: Pier Room participation in research can nurture introductions and a gradual-release personal and professional development delivery model, this lesson develops and can be used as a tool for refining technical skills, integrates writing and and evaluating your own arts education science, and encourages creative prob- projects. In this session, a panel of art lem solving. Participants will engage in educators will offer examples of their the lesson as if they were back in 2nd grade - on fast forward. (Continued on page 26) CONFERENCE PROGRAM 2012 25 Conference schedule
Saturday, 9:00 am-11:00 am not changed in hundreds of years. In figures using AVD (line of action, volume, Mini Studio Workshop No. 307 this workshop, participants will create a detail) to make crazy comic characters. Arts Integrated Lessons for School wearable piece of jewelry influenced by Presenter(s): Krishna Sadasivam, The Art Themes, Contests and Family Nights the Maasai tribe of Kenya and Tanzania Institute using metal, wire, beads and small hand In this workshop, participants will tools. Please feel free to bring addi- Audience: Middle experience lessons that can be applied tional beads and magnifying glasses for Location: Harborview Room to school themes, contests and family close-up work. nights, as well as enhancing core subject objectives. These take away projects Presenter(s): Catherine Rivera Saturday, 10:15 am-11:15 am include all learners, especially special Audience: Middle, High Art Forum needs students. This workshop displays Location: Off- site: Gibbs High, 5-211 What’s Up with this Arts Collaboration arts integration at its best promoting a Course? harmonious, school community to sup- Satrday, 9:00 am-12:00 pm Are you excited about the possibility of port the best learning environment pos- offering and teaching the new honors Half-Day Studio Workshop No. 312 sible. Witness an unusual teaching team course, “Arts Collaboration: Designing duo that should be the norm for every Twenty Watercolor Techniques Solutions for Art, Work, and Life”? Learn school, not the exception. Explore, apply, and combine various tex- more about possible approaches to this Presenter(s): Mary Kay Westhoven, ture and resist watercolor techniques to highly innovative course and how real- Susan Easley create landscapes to abstract compositions. world problems can be solved through Audience: Elementary Presenter(s): Patricia Priscoe inquiry-based collaboration. Location: Harborview Room Audience: Elementary, Middle, High Presenter(s): Dana Warner Location: Off- site: Gibbs High, 5-212 Audience: High Saturday, 9:00 am-11:00 am Location: St. Petersburg 1 Mini Studio Workshop No. 308 Saturday, 9:00 am-12:00 pm Fiber Art - Fabric Portraits Half-Day Studio Workshop No. 313 Saturday, 10:15 am-11:15 am Discover a fun, cool way to create self- Cameo Paper Mache Vase Art Forum portraits using different color fabrics. Want some fun ideas of what to do with Friendly Field Trips This is a great technique to bring mixed paper mache? Then this is the workshop Field trips are not just PB & J on the media and fiber art into any classroom for you. Participants will create a paper bus anymore! Come learn how to plan and can be further developed into an mache vessel from tissue paper (can and execute a successful interdisciplin- upper level project. Learn fabric and be used to emulate glass artworks). ary field trip that any principal will pattern combinations to create shading Participants will also learn about other approve. Tips include choosing your within your portrait! lessons and tips for how to use this fairly trip co-sponsor, choosing the location, Presenter(s): Christina Penuel, Suzanne inexpensive and fun medium. finding funding, hiring a bus, organizing Somogyi, Caren Pearson Presenter(s): Tasha Strigle permissions, lunches and substitutes, and follow up assignments that result in Audience: High Audience: Elementary, Middle exhibit worthy projects. This presenta- Location: Williams Room Location: Off- site: Gibbs High, 5-118 tion documents every step and features examples of student responses to several Saturday, 9:00 am-12:00 pm Saturday, 9:00 am-12:00 pm field trips that resulted in gallery shows. Half-Day Studio Workshop No. 309 Half-Day Studio Workshop No. 314 Presenter: Gwenn Seuling, Carly Gates Monoprint Lab - Printing Without a Let’s Explore the Third Dimension Audience: Elementary, Middle, High Press! In this workshop, participants will create Location: St. Petersburg 2 Monotypes are a unique process in objects in 3D using paper, recyclables, which a one-of-a-kind image is made. beads, buttons, textiles and other found After learning a variety of techniques, objects. Paper will be explored as a Saturday, 10:15 am-11:15 am water-based inks will be used to create three dimensional medium. Recyclables Art Forum a series of monoprints in this hands-on and found objects will be used to create Architecture - Preservation and workshop. This is a fun, easy and inex- objects such as figures, characters, crea- Sustainability pensive way to have your students make tures or aliens of your choice. Please This session focuses on our architectural beautiful prints! This workshop is truly bring a brown bag of your favorite recy- heritage, analysis of the present and plans suitable for elementary, middle and high clables. Many ideas will be explored on for the future. By broadening the outlook, school aged students. how to use in the classroom. studying past achievements, embracing Presenter(s): Kymberly Moreland-Garnett Presenter(s): Joanne Logg, Nadia Earl today’s cultural diversity and learning to Audience: All Audience: All solve problems for the future, we hope that our students can be the architects of Location: Off- site: Gibbs High, 8-203 Location: Off- site: Gibbs High, 8-117 tomorrow in thought and in deed. Presenter(s): Nan Williams Saturday, 9:00 am-12:00 pm Saturday, 10:15 am-11:15 am Audience: Elementary, Middle Half-Day Studio Workshop No. 311 Art Forum Personal Adornment: Maasai AVD - Line of Action/Volume/Detail in Location: St. Petersburg 3 Inspirations in Jewelry Design Making Crazy Cartoon Characters Travel to Africa where you will discover This session will provide an understand- a tribe whose body ornamentation has ing of line of action - making dynamic (Continued on page 28)
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Saturday, 11:30 am-1:30 pm Presenter(s): Jaci Hanson, Davis Publica- Saturday, 11:30 am-1:30 pm Mini Studio Workshop No. 315 tions Mini Studio Workshop No. 323 Ways of Working: Helping the AP Audience: High Ceramic Garden Gnomes Made Easy Student Find Direction and Individual Location: HTC#2 This hands-on clay workshop will make Voice in Work Ideas garden gnomes so easy that an elemen- This workshop helps the AP teacher Saturday, 11:30 am-1:30 pm tary school student can do it. This clay assist the student in ideation and work Mini Studio Workshop No. 319 project gives students artistic freedom development for use in AP art portfolios. The Splendors of Ancient Egypt while using basic steps that guarantee success for all students and reinforce Various surfaces, media and working Explore the splendors of ancient Egypt handbuilding techniques. techniques will be explored in hands-on while creating a mummy mask to rival exercises. Lesson plans and handouts King Tut’s! Lessons and resources from a Presenter(s): Emily Lees will also be included. K-5 unit on ancient Egypt will be shared. Audience: Elementary, Middle Presenter(s): Suzanne Burke Presenter(s): Linda Hilterbrandt Location: Williams Room Audience: High Audience: Elementary Location: Bayboro Room Location: HTC#3 Saturday, 11:30 am-12:30 pm Art Forum Saturday, 11:30 am-1:30 pm Saturday, 11:30 am-1:30 pm Engaging Art and Science Mini Studio Workshop No. 316 Mini Studio Workshop No. 320 The collaborative STEAM projects pro- Dali and Surrealism: Unlocking a Child’s The Photographic Eye of Georgia vide a unique interdisciplinary research Creativity O’Keeffe environment for art and science stu- dents. This study includes the percep- Salvador Dali was a master of traditional You know that Georgia O’Keeffe was techniques working within the Modern tions and the achievements of the stu- married to a photographer, but have you dents who participated in the project. Art movement of Surrealism. He used a ever made connections to photography great deal of skill to render his works with her paintings? This workshop with Presenter(s): Joo Kim in traditional media while using his make those connections for you and Audience: Middle, High, College/University dreams, fantasy and imagination as his teach you how to create a painting in Location: Harborview Room subject matter. Using Dali’s imagery and the style of O’Keeffe using a viewfinder. technique as a foundation, see how chil- dren can use their imagination to unlock Presenter(s): Carol Blume Saturday, 11:30 am-12:30 pm their creative potential through a series Audience: Elementary, Middle Art Forum of lessons and hands-on projects. Location: HTC#4 Understanding Rubens and Baroque Art Presenter(s): Patrick Finnegan, Karen Nobel through Visual Analysis Audience: Elementary Saturday, 11:30 am-1:30 pm Learn the art of Rubens and Baroque Location: Demens Room Mini Studio Workshop No. 321 paintings through innovative visual analy- Writing and Art: Sijo Poetry sis. This presentation will focus on formal visual concepts and the power of compo- Participants will write a poem using the Saturday, 11:30 am-1:30 pm sitional design as related to teaching. Mini Studio Workshop No. 317 Korean Sijo format. Then they will com- Presenter(s): David Chang Textured Bridge plete a quick watercolor to illustrate the poem. Student examples will be Audience: All This is a STEM to STEAM unit lesson shared and the format for writing will Location: St. Petersburg 1 about creating a textured mixed media be given. Information about the Sejog bridge. The objective of the lesson is to Writing Competition (in collaboration intertwine creativity, problem solving, with the Korean Institute and Harvard Saturday, 11:30 am-12:30 pm and engineering with visual arts tech- University) will also be shared. Art Forum niques, knowledge and skills to design a TravelARTSity: Fieldtrips for Grown-ups! textured 2D bridge that is economical. Presenter(s): Cindy Jesup Participants will make a textured 2D Audience: High Let’s leave the kids behind and get out of town! If you love to experience the mixed media bridge as well as learn how Location: Pier Room to budget their provided art materials as arts, and you don’t have a lot of time or the bridge is being made. money, TravelARTSity can take you for a Saturday, 11:30 am-1:30 pm visit to our favorite art cities with one Presenter(s): Julie Stone, Jennifer Mini Studio Workshop No. 322 of our sensational three, day two night Selfridge You Have to Break A Few Eggs… tours. Find out more! Audience: Elementary, Middle Retaining its beauty and freshness Presenter(s): Marilyn Traeger Location: HTC#1 through centuries, painting with egg Audience: All tempera brings art history to life. In Location: St. Petersburg 2 Saturday, 11:30 am-1:30 pm this workshop, participants will mix Mini Studio Workshop No. 339 pigments, break a few eggs and learn Saturday, 11:30 am-12:30 pm Start Small, End Big - Stellar Studios wonderful methods of painting. Presenter(s): Mary Malm, The Art Institute Art Forum Studios to add to your “no fail” file. Art Teachers Left to Their Own iDevices You’’ll know just when to use them. Audience: High, College/University In this session, the presenter will open Based on Davis Publications studio series. Location: Skyway Room Workshop will include hands-on activi- the doors into the evolving world of ties, free lesson plans and door prizes. (Continued on page 30) 28 CONFERENCE PROGRAM 2012 CONFERENCE PROGRAM 2012 29 Conference schedule
iDevices, such as the iPad, iPod and Audience: High local artist Lucrezia Bieler, get motivat- iPhone, and how such a new and exciting Location: Harborview Room ed to study the global history of paper technology can improve the 21st century cutting. Bieler creates her art pieces art teacher’s every day world. Amazing with scissors and cutting paper (Scheren- apps and very helpful techniques will Saturday, 1:00 pm-2:00 pm schnitte). Learn how the presenter uses be shared that both the novice and the Art Forum traditional and contemporary inspira- experienced user will appreciate. From Give and Take: Using Slip Techniques on tions of paper cutting in her classroom. creating presentations to file sharing Ceramic Surfaces Presenter(s): Debra Barrett- Hayes, Pam and organization to moviemaking and The use of slips lends itself to an active Wallheiser, Barbara Davis, Ruthie Platt, art making, this session is for any art surface by holding a line, repeating a Michelle Hartsfield teacher who either has an iDevice or is pattern and filling in areas with color. Audience: High, College/University aspiring to obtain one. Slips are liquid clays that are formulated Location: St. Petersburg 2 Presenter(s): Jonathan Ogle to apply to a variety of clay stages. Audience: Elementary, Middle, High This demonstration will focus on the leatherhard stage, which allows for an Saturday, 1:00 pm-2:00 pm Location: St. Petersburg 3 immediacy of the surface to the form. Art Forum The techniques of painting, sgrafitto, Turn Problems into Opportunities Saturday, 1:00 pm-2:00 pm mishima, stenciling and slip trailing will In survival mode, teachers need prob- Art Forum be covered. The clay only needs a clear lem-solving skills and a good sense of IB Art is Going Digital glaze for full color and richness and can humor. This session shares strategies Most IB schools will be submitting their be once fired or applied after a bisque. and lessons learned over a long career work digitally in 2013. Hear how the pi- Presenter: Cheyenne Chapman Rudolph in teaching art, along with the fun and lot went last year and discuss any issues Audience: Middle School, High School, surprises that ensue. that arose. Discuss technology needs and College/University Presenter(s): Nan Williams procedures to put in place that allow Location: St. Petersburg 1 the students to take responsibility for Audience: All preparing their work. Participate in a Location: St. Petersburg 3 brainstorming session to find ways that Saturday, 1:00 pm-2:00 pm IB Art teachers can make this transition Art Forum smoothly. Cut THAT Out! Presenter(s): Michelle Debello Inspired by the work of award winning
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Saturday, 1:30 pm-4:30 pm Saturday, 1:30 pm-4:30 pm real events that impact lives in very real Half-Day Studio Workshop No. 324 Half-Day Studio Workshop No. 327 ways, not as often glamorized in visual Found Art Equals Heart for Art The Art of Relaxation culture entertainment media. Conclud- ing discussions address the effective- Several simple painting techniques are This workshop explores a variety of les- ness of the unit and offer suggestions used to create unique mixed media col- sons, procedures, strategies and projects to those interested in exploring similar lages taking the student from “I can’t that promote relaxation personally as integrated and collaborative approaches draw”, to “this is fun”, to “art critic”. well as in the classroom. The multi-sen- to thematic instruction. Participants are In this workshop, participants will sory approach encourages participants provided with a free copy of the journal experiment with three simple painting to find reflection, peace, and serenity in which the unit was published. techniques and collage using an easy in art practice and process. Participants glue method. Following the completion will learn how the mind can be relaxed Presenter(s): Monica Broome, Jeff of the mixed media collages, intelligent and creativity can be nourished. Broome and respectful criticism will be taught in Presenter(s): Lark Keeler Audience: All a whole group discussion as volunteers Location: Harborview Room bring their pieces to the front of the Audience: All group for description, analysis, interpre- Location: Off-site: Gibbs High, 5-211 tation and judgments. This method will Saturday, 2:15 pm-3:15 pm demonstrate how it brings students to Saturday, 1:30 pm-4:30 pm Art Forum a fun, but deeper understanding of the Half-Day Studio Workshop No. 328 Art Centers for Extended Learning four aspects of art criticism guaranteed Literatura de Cordel From art centers for your primary to support and collaborate the learning students to learning stations for your This workshop will explore a form of process. Handouts and resources that intermediate students, find out how you have been successfully implemented traditional folk literature from Brazil. can make every minute in your art class SATUR da Narrative poems will be illustrated with with elementary and middle school stu- count. Suggestions for a variety of cen- woodblock prints. Participants will bring dents will be provided. ters and stations will be included. a narrative poem or write one that they Presenter(s): Patricia Yanulis will illustrate with a block print during Presenter(s): Sheryl Depp Audience: Elementary, Middle the workshop then bind into a book. Audience: Elementary y Location: Off-site: Gibbs High, 5-120 Presenter(s): Bruno Moskola, Cindy Jesup Location: St. Petersburg 1 Audience: All Saturday, 1:30 pm-4:30 pm Location: Off-site: Gibbs High, 8-203 Saturday, 2:15 pm-3:15 pm Half-Day Studio Workshop No. 325 Art Forum Jewelry/Cloisonné’ Enameling Saturday, 1:30 pm-4:30 pm Journaling Aesthetics, Criticism and Participants will design and create a Half-Day Studio Workshop No. 329 History with a Bonus, Creating a Caring cloisonné’ enameled pendant. A design Rust Printing Community! using enamel (colored glass) and fine Learn the secret of creating sketchbook silver wire will be applied and fused to This workshop is an introduction to Journals that motivate, inspire and help copper by kiln heating. A brief history, the rust printing process with basic your students become better listeners, enameling tools and techniques including information about history, method and writers and artists! safety will be taught. The finished piece materials. Demonstration with examples will be ready to wear home. will provide workshop participants an Presenter(s): Deborah Herbert opportunity to produce their own print. Presenter(s): Bernie George, Matthew Audience: Middle, High, College/University Rust prints take 8-20 hours to develop. George It will be necessary for participants to Location: St. Petersburg 2 Audience: All return the following day to observe the Location: Off-site: Gibbs High, 8-117 results of their work. Saturday, 2:15 pm-3:15 pm Presenter(s): Steven Beverage Art Forum Saturday, 1:30 pm-4:30 pm Audience: High, College/University Blogs, Wikis, Nings and Pings Half-Day Studio Workshop No. 326 Location: Off-site: Gibbs High, 5-118 Are you technologically challenged? Is your Marvelous Masks computer just a glorified paperweight? Find out about new tools to enhance Participants will make masks from Saturday, 2:15 pm-3:15 pm your students’ learning and to make your plaster gauze rolls formed with vari- Art Forum teaching more efficient. Attendees will be ous combinations of plastic molds. Lean Warning: Natural Disasters Spotted in given a link to resources discussed. how newspaper armatures can be used to add appendages such as horns. Learn the Classroom - A Co-Taught Thematic Presenter(s): Debra Pylypiw to make hair and fur out of the plaster Unit Integrating Art, Science and Lan- Audience: High, College/University guage Arts cloth as well. Other additional decora- Location: St. Petersburg 3 tive materials are only limited by your This presentation details the instruction- imagination! al experiences of an art educator and a Saturday, 2:30 pm-4:30pm Presenter(s): Candace Kievit fifth grade teacher that created and im- plemented a team-taught interdisciplin- Mini Studio Workshop No. 330 Audience: Middle, High ary project on the topic of natural di- WHOO Cares? – Creatively Exploring Location: Off-site: Gibbs High, 5-212 sasters. The resulting lessons integrated Florida Owls through Art the subjects of art, science and language Unlock the Audubon enthusiasts in your arts. Among the key concepts of the unit was the idea that natural disasters are (Continued on page 32)
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students by discovering Florida wildlife through a variety of owl-inspired art projects! Participants will create a sewn owl with felt and fabric scraps, learning how to teach doable sewing to elemen- tary students. Participants will also be introduced to 2D and 3D owl projects in many different mediums. Participants will leave with a completed project, a CD with handouts of additional lessons, ideas for fundraising and family art nights, and conservation project ideas. Cross-curricular connections to science are a bonus for FCAT preparation too. Presenter(s): Tiffany Gower, Joyce Go, Susan Surprise-Kuminski, Amber Ballard, Sandra Olson Audience: Elementary Location: Bayboro Room
Saturday, 2:30 pm-4:30pm Mini Studio Workshop No. 331 Printmaking in the Computer Art Room - Again! Participants will be using computer gen- erated images and printing on alterna- tive surfaces and process. This project can be used with beginning students as well as advanced placement students. No need for fancy software or printers. Participants will be using computer gen- erated images with an old printer. Bring three of your favorite computer gener- ated images in JPEG format. Presenter(s): Andrea Goodson Audience: High Location: Demens Room
Saturday, 2:30 pm-4:30pm Mini Studio Workshop No. 332 Cyanotypes - Using the Sun as Your Darkroom Using pre-coated cyanotype paper, partici- pants will explore this alternative art form using found objects, stencils and other materials. Basic background information will be provided, along with handouts, pre- coated paper and other resources. Please bring stencils, a sketchbook and/or materi- als to make a mixed media piece. Presenter(s): Arlete Romero Audience: Elementary, Middle, High Location: HTC#1
Saturday, 2:30 pm-4:30pm Mini Studio Workshop No. 333 Winter Birches In this workshop, participants will create a beautiful wintry forest scene. This project covers a number of skills and concepts (cool colors, texture, composition) and can be as simple or as complex as you choose to make it. The results are always fabulous! 32 CONFERENCE PROGRAM 2012 Conference schedule
Presenter(s): E. Marie Fielding mentation. These techniques focus on some ways to help protect your students Audience: Elementary, Middle the “process” rather than the “prod- from unethical recruitment tactics uct”. The visual arts are blended with Location: HTC#2 Presenter(s): Jacqueline Cason, New creative writing skills to delve into the Hampshire Institute of Art artwork and what it means to the artist. Audience: All Saturday, 2:30 pm-4:30pm Presenter(s): Judy Lyon Mini Studio Workshop No. 334 Location: St. Petersburg 2 Audience: Elementary, Middle, High Making Pinhole Photographs Location: Skyway Room Learn how to make a black and white Saturday, 3:30 pm-4:30 pm photograph using a simple camera and Art Forum turn any room into a darkroom. Bring Saturday, 2:30 pm-4:30 pm News from NAEA only your enthusiasm. Guaranteed to Mini Studio Workshop No. 340 What’s new at NAEA? Exciting things are make you smile. Designing with Patterns happening with the website, strategic Presenter(s): Adriane Pereira, Madelaine Participants will learn how to create and plans, platforms and more. Come hear Gonzalez use paper stencils and Stroke & Coat Ac- how these changes affect you. Audience: Elementary, Middle, High, cents dimensional glaze as part of their Presenter(s): Debra Pylypiw College/University design process. This project can easily be adapted to meet a variety of cross- Audience: All Location: HTC#3 curriculum objectives. Location: St. Petersburg 3 Presenter(s): Denis Ertler, Mayco Saturday, 2:30 pm-4:30pm Audience: All Saturday, 4:45 pm-5:45 pm Mini Studio Workshop No. 335 Big Giveaway for New Art Teachers Relief Carving on a Budget from Your Location: Williams Room SATUR da This event is for new teachers who have Home Improvement Store been teaching 3 years or less. Invitation Carving materials can be expensive and Saturday, 3:30 pm-4:30 pm is required to attend. Art Forum leave little room for mistakes. Costs and Location: Williams Room mistakes can be minimized tremendously Get Fired Up! Use your Kiln! y with a little help from your local home This presentation will cover the basics improvement store. Learn how students of electric kiln firings along with sample Saturday, 6:30 pm-11:00 pm can create stunning relief carvings for how-to’s for a firing scheduling. The Denim and Diamonds Jubliee your 3D classes with materials that are presenter will also cover common myths Celebrate 60 years of FAEA and another easy and affordable to obtain! and fears associated with kilns, ceramics successful conference! Get out your SUN da Presenter(s): Veronica Sarmiento equipment and clay in general. fancy sparklers, laid back duds or design Audience: High Presenter(s): Melissa Maxfield-Miranda a costume that says it all and join us at the Denim and Diamonds Jubilee.
Audience: Elementary, Middle, High y Location: HTC#4 Limited number of tickets available for Location: Harborview purchase at registration. Saturday, 2:30 pm-4:30pm Location: Grand Bay Ballroom Mini Studio Workshop No. 336 Saturday, 3:30 pm-4:30 pm Basic Digital Portraiture Art Forum If You Start It, They Will Come and Do This workshop will cover the basics of Sunday, November 11, 2012 using a digital camera, including camera Come and get great art service and fund- settings, f-stop, focus, flash, digital raising project ideas that will get your stu- capture versus film, time of day, light- dents involved in giving back to the school Sunday, 8:00 am-10:00 am ing, and tripod use. Participants will and community. Presenters will share Registration Open apply what has been learned in class by many projects, big to small, that help your shooting portraits and self-portraits. students to not just sit back but actually Sunday, 9:00 am-11:00 am Participants should bring a 6 megapixel BE A PART of the school and community. FAEA Board of Directors Meeting (minimum) “point and shoot” or SLR A chance to learn about Soup up the Arts, Location: Bayboro Room camera with manual mode, at least one Chalk Walk, students teaching students, gigabyte or more on a memory card, a community galleries and much more. memory card reader, a tripod (optional) Presenter(s): Jack Van Dam, Steven Van Sunday, 9:00 am-10:00 am and an off-camera or in-camera flash. Dam, Connie Phillips Art Forum The Smart Way to Teach Art on a Cart Presenter: Meryl Truett, Savannah Col- Audience: Middle, High, College/University lege of Art and Design The best part of teaching art is that Location: St. Petersburg 1 Audience: All the kids are always happy to see the art teacher because ART IS FUN! Trying to Location: Pier Room Saturday, 3:30 pm-4:30 pm do it from a cart is NOT. The best way Art Forum to teach art when traveling from room Saturday, 2:30 pm-4:30pm Portfolios That Earn Scholarships to room is to have organized supplies, Mini Studio Workshop No. 337 Learn what you can do to help your high a lesson plan, multiple back-up lesson Expressive Arts in the Classroom school students get noticed by NASAD cali- plans, a relaxed attitude and a smile. Mandalas, touch drawing and other ber colleges of art. Get some behind-the- This presentation will demonstrate methods of expressive arts will be ex- scenes tips on how admissions counselors practical tips in how to accomplish these plored with easy, hands-on, fun experi- determine scholarship awards. Also learn (Continued on page 34)
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goals by an instructor who has taught at Sunday, 9:00 am-10:00 am Audience: All five different schools (Pre-K through 12), Art Forum Location: Demens Room an exceptional center and a crisis center; The Art of the Lucha Libre all itinerantly on a cart. Participants will In this best practice lecture, participants Sunday, 9:00 am-12:00 pm learn not only how to survive, but also to will be able to tie the art of the Lucha thrive when faced with the unique chal- Half-Day Studio Workshop No. 401 Libre (Mexican wrestling) with a num- lenges of teaching art from a cart. Pillow Talk ber of individual and collaborative art Do you have a lot of leftover yarn? In this Presenter(s): Erin Keller lessons that explore the Pre-Columbia workshop, participants will learn simple history of the “fighters mask” and its Audience: Elementary, Middle, High stitching and sewing techniques to create connection to Mexican Pop Culture, Location: Harborview Room a beautiful decorative pillow using yarn, entertainment, and Mexican society. fabric, beads, buttons and sequins. The Additionally, discover how the art of the workshop will cover design composition Sunday, 9:00 am-10:00 am Lucha Libre has inspired many of today’s using the elements and principles of art. Art Forum rising art stars as well. This lesson used in your classroom will No More Copy/Paste: Helping Students Presenter(s): Roxana Cocina integrate visual aesthetic design with a Transform Through Image Manipulation Audience: Elementary, Middle, High utilitarian art piece. The unit develops In this 30 minute presentation, partici- Location: HTC#2 students’ fine motor skills, craftsman- pants will learn how to help students ship, attention to detail, patience and a derive inspiration from famous artists sense of accomplishment. To save time, and art styles without copying directly. Sunday, 9:00 am-11:00 am please bring a simple line drawing (about The presenter will introduce two con- Mini Studio Workshop No. 402 6”x 8”) of what you would like to stitch cepts and provide a small packet of free The Art of Sumi-E Brush Painting as well as any special yarns or buttons teaching documents to help students Come explore the ancient art of Sumi-E you want to include in your pillow. No with these concepts. Brush painting. Students will paint using prior experience is needed. You will love Presenter(s): Ginger Goepper sumi-e ink and learn The Four Gentle- it and so will your students. Audience: High men brush strokes to create their own Presenter(s): Lourdes Fuller master work on rice paper. Sumi-e paint- Location: Pier Room Audience: Elementary, Middle ing attempts to catch the spirit (or es- sence) of the subject, known as its “Chi” Location: Williams Room Sunday, 9:00 am-10:00 am or life spirit. Art Forum Presenter(s): Gus Miranda Sunday, 9:00 am-12:00 pm Art in the Garden Breakfast with Hands-On Clay Audience: Elementary, Middle In this session, the presenters will at The Train Station Location: HTC#1 discuss designing and creating a garden Looking for something fun and different with students from the walkway, grant to do on Sunday morning? Please join us sources, art lessons using buddy teams, Sunday, 9:00 am-12:00 pm at The Train Station, home to Highwa- and related literature. Art lessons will Half-Day Studio Workshop No. 400 ter Clays, the Morean Arts Center for include tiling, drawing in the garden, Beautiful Beaded Bag Clay and St. Petersburg Clay Company, recycled art and aeoponic gardening. Learn to sew a beautiful beaded amulet for breakfast and clay. We will provide Presenter(s): Patricia Velazquez, Shane bag. Ideas will be discussed for adding breakfast treats and coffee, tours of the David beads to clothing and other objects as facility, a free hands-on activity and the retail store will be open for shopping. Audience: All well. The historical background of bags and beading will be covered in the work- Location: Off-site: The Train Station Location: Skyway Room shop. Ideas from ancient cultures will be covered to adapt to the classroom. Presenter(s): Joanne Logg SAVE the DATE 2013 FAEA Conference October 9-13 Daytona Beach, Florida
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FAEA is Pleased to welcome the 2012 Conference Keynote Speakers: Rebecca Sexton Larson and Laurie Gatlin
Laurie Gatlin
Laurie Gatlin is an Assistant Professor of Art Education at Cal- ifornia State Uni- versity in Long Beach. Currently, she is finishing her doctorate at Indiana Univer- sity where her research is on the artmaking process and instructional strategies. Gat- lin has extensive experience teaching at the middle school and high school levels as an art teacher. As she worked in the pub- lic schools, Gatlin found that she created her classroom teaching around the use of a sketchbook as a portable studio; a studio that her students could enter at any time. Gatlin’s work with sketchbooks as ways of understanding the world has become the core of her investigation into art teaching practice. She also has a particular interest in working with exceptional students, and students with disabilities. Gatlin has pre- Rebecca Sexton sented extensively at state and national Larson conferences. As an artist, her paintings and sculptures have been included in group shows at Woodburn & Westcott gallery Rebecca Sexton Larson is a Tampa-based and other venues in Indianapolis, Indiana. studio artist working with historic photo- You can learn more about Laurie Gatlin graphic processes. She graduated from the at https://naea.digication.com/lgatlin/ University of South Florida with a degree in Home//. Fine Arts and Mass Communications. She was awarded Florida Individual Artist Fel- graphs are in numerous major collections lowships in 1998, 2002 and 2008. In 2006, throughout the country, including: Pola- she received an Artist Enhancement Grant roid, Progressive Corporate Art, Graham from the State of Florida and, in 2005, was Nash (Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young), Hol- commissioned by the City of Tampa to be land and Knight Law Firm, Polk Museum of its Photographer Laureate for a year. Dur- Art and the Tampa Museum of Art. You can ing the past 15 years, Sexton Larson has learn more about Rebecca Sexton Larson at taught, lectured, and exhibited work na- http://sextonlarson.com/home.html. tionally at various arts institutions and organizations. She recently became the Di- rector of Art and Education at the Art and History Museums of Maitland. Her photo-
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Nylene Anderson Suzanne Burke Susan Easley Tiffany Gower St. Cloud, FL Lakeland, FL Deerfield Beach, FL Casselberry, FL [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]
Irina Ashcraft Linda Carter Chef Leslie Eckert Anne Grey Winter Park, FL Blick Art Materials The Art Institutes Winter Park, FL [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]
Kris Bakke Jacqueline Cason Britt Feingold Jaci Hanson Nasco New Hampshire Institute Riviera Beach, FL Davis Publications [email protected] of Art [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Amber Ballard Paula Ferrell Michelle Hartsfield Orlando, FL David Chang Lake Wales, FL Tallahassee, FL [email protected] Miramar, FL [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Debra Barrett- Hayes E.Marie Fielding Jackie Henson-Dacey Tallahassee, FL Roxana Cocina Ocala, FL Venice, FL [email protected] Miami, FL [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Steven Beverage Patrick Finnegan Deborah Herbert Palm Harbor, FL Nicole Crane West Palm Beach, FL Myakka City, FL [email protected] Wellington, FL Patrick.Finnegan@Palmbeach- [email protected] nicole.crane@palmbeach- schools.org Chan Bliss schools.org Linda Hilterbrandt Tampa, FL Lourdes Fuller Tarpon Springs, FL [email protected] Linda Crawley Miami Beach, FL [email protected] Palm Harbor, FL [email protected] Carol Blume [email protected] Angelyn Hirai Tampa, FL Laurie Gatlin Tallahassee, FL [email protected] Deirdre Daniel Long Beach, CA [email protected] Lakeland, FL [email protected] Stacy Bowen [email protected] Traci Hochstetter Jacksonville, FL Bernie George Palm City, FL [email protected] Christine David Lake Worth, FL [email protected] The Art Institutes bernie.george@palmbeach- Tom Brewer [email protected] schools.org Melissa Hunt New Smyrna Beach, FL St. Petersburg, FL [email protected] Barbara Davis Michael Glotfelty [email protected] Tallahassee, FL Jen-Ken Kilns Jeff Broome [email protected] [email protected] Elizabeth Jenkins Tallahassee, FL Fort Lauderdale, FL [email protected] Michelle Debello Joyce Go [email protected] Winter Haven, FL Orlando, FL Monica Broome [email protected] [email protected] Elizabeth Jensen Tallahassee, FL St. Peterburg, FL [email protected] Sheryl Depp Ginger Goepper jensen.elizabethann@gmail. Spring Hill, FL Tampa, FL com Pam Brown [email protected] [email protected] Plantation, FL Cindy Jesup pamela.k.brown@broward- Suzanne Devine-Clark Beth Goldstein Port Orange, FL schools.com Deerfield Beach, FL Miami, FL [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Wendy Bruce Lark Keeler Clearwater, FL Nadia Earl Andrea Goodson Pompano Beach, FL [email protected] Miami, FL Lakeland, FL [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]
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Erin Keller Melissa Maxfield-Miranda Connie Phillips Krishna Sadasivam Tampa, FL Miami, FL Crystal River, FL The Art Institutes [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]
Candace Kievit Roxanne McGlashan Ruthie Platt Jeff Sandoe Hernando, FL St. Petersburg, FL Tallahassee, FL AMACO/brent [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]
Joo Kim Alan McKnight Marilyn Polin Karen Santangelo Winter Park, FL Oakland Park, FL Miami, FL Palm Harbor, FL [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]
Shaw Lane Carly Mejeur Patricia Priscoe Veronica Sarmiento St. Augustine, FL Lantana, FL Palm Harbor, FL Sanford, FL [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]. fl.us Amy Laroche Steven Miller Debra Pylypiw St. Petersburg, FL West Palm Beach, FL Swansboro, NC Michelle Savran [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Clearwater, FL [email protected] Emily Lees Kymberly Moreland-Garnett Marilyn Rackelman Dunedin, FL Winter Park, FL Winter Haven, FL Jennifer Selfridge [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Lakeland, FL [email protected] John LeTellier Bruno Moskola James Reiman Florida Department Deltona, FL The Art Institutes Gwenn Seuling of Education [email protected] [email protected] Delray Beach, FL [email protected] gwenn.seuling@palmbeach- Karen Nobel Marcia Reybitz schools.org Julie Levesque Palm Beach Gardens, FL Clearwater, FL Clearwater, FL [email protected] [email protected] Dorothy Shepard [email protected] Tallahassee, FL Jonathan Ogle Catherine Rivera [email protected] Joanne Logg St. Petersburg, FL Miami, FL Homestead, FL [email protected] [email protected] Dwayne Shepherd [email protected] St. Petersburg, FL Sandra Olson Linda Marie Robinson [email protected] Marla Long Orlando, FL St. Cloud, FL Ocala, FL [email protected] [email protected] Trenton Smith [email protected] Ocala, FL Barbara Ott Arlete Romero [email protected] Glenda Lubiner Highwater Clays Miami, FL Sunrise, FL manager@highwaterclaysflor- [email protected] Suzanne Somogyi [email protected] ida.com Fort Myers, FL Cheyenne Chapman Rudolph [email protected] Judy Lyon Caren Pearson Gainesville, FL Sarasota, FL Fort Myers, FL [email protected] Michael Sperow [email protected] [email protected] Tallahassee, FL Mark Runge [email protected] Mary Malm Christina Penuel St. Petersburg, FL The Art Institutes Lehigh Acres, FL [email protected] Julie Stone [email protected] [email protected] Lakeland, FL Gail Russakov [email protected] Linda Mangual Adriane Pereira Longwood, FL Miami Beach, FL Tallahassee, FL [email protected] Tasha Strigle [email protected] [email protected] Ocala, FL [email protected] (Continued on page 38) CONFERENCE PROGRAM 2012 37 CONFERENCE PRESENTERS
Gina Sullivan Patricia Tuttle Pam Wallheiser Nicholas Wozniak Palm Harbor, FL Miami, FL Tallahassee, FL Altamonte Springs, FL [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]
Susan Surprise-Kuminski Linda Tylka Dana Warner Patricia Yanulis Orlando, FL Jupiter, FL Tampa, FL Tampa, FL susan.surprise-kumiski@ocps. Linda.Tylka@palmbeach- [email protected] [email protected] net schools.org Mary Kay Westhoven Patricia Yontz Michelle Tillander Jack Van Dam Lake Worth, FL Tampa, FL Gainesville, FL Sebring, FL [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Nan Williams Jack Tovey Steven Van Dam Winter Park, FL St. Petersburg, FL Sebring, FL [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Geraldine Williams Sandra Traub Patricia Velazquez Casselberry, FL Tamarac, FL Temple Terrace, FL [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]. fl.us Becky Wolff Meryl Truett “Ding” Darling Wildlife Savannah College of Art and Alyce Walcavich Society Design St. Johns, FL [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]
SAVE THE DATE NAEA National Convention
March 7-10, 2013 Fort Worth, Texas
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CONFERENCE PROGRAM 2012 41 Experience St. Petersburg Show Your Conference Badge at the Following Museums and Art Centers and Receive Complimentary or Discounted Admission: Dali Museum boasts the Art Lounge, Make Admission: $12 Space and Salon30 along with One Dali Blvd Street gallery exhibits that offer The Dali Museum in St. Pe- hands-on and visual experienc- tersburg, Florida, which holds es for one and all! Exhibitions the largest collection of Dali in are ever-changing. the Americas, has welcomed twelve important Dali works on Glass Studio loan from the National Collec- & Hot Shop tion of Modern Art in Spain - Admission: Free Madrid’s Museo Nacional Centro 719 Central Avenue de Arte Reina Sofia. This selec- Get behind the scenes and tion of paintings will expand our observe working artists create knowledge of Dali’s diverse pro- their magnificent glass pieces. duction of art. Please show your conference badge upon arrival to Morean Center for Clay receive discounted admission. Admission: Free 420 22nd Street South Museum of Fine Arts Admission: Free The Morean Center for Clay 255 Beach Drive is housed in the historic Train The Museum of Fine Arts’ Station along with St. Peters- collection has over 14,000 ob- burg Clay Company and High- jects extending from antiquity water Clays creating the largest to the present day and features working pottery studio in the stellar French Impressionist Southeast. A trip to the Center paintings. Galleries of Steuben for Clay gives you a behind the We need YOU! glass, decorative arts, and pre- scenes tour of active artist stu- Columbian objects are especially dios, working kilns and beauti- dramatic. Two interior gardens, ful finished works, also for sale. one devoted to sculpture, en- Help FAEA become courage reflection. Please show your conference badge upon ar- Things to Do in the best association rival to receive free admission. St. Petersburg
Chihuly Collection Saturday Morning for its members. Admission: Free Market 400 Beach Drive Across from the Hilton Invite a colleague, new art teacher, community The Chihuly Collection is a Fresh produce, prepared artist or museum educator to join FAEA or if they stunning, permanent collection foods, gourmet baked goods, were a member before encourage them to renew of world-renowned artist Dale greenery and hand-crafted their membership. Chihuly’s unique artwork in a house wares and gifts. magnificent10,000 square foot Trolley Check out the FAEA website at www.faea.org setting designed by award-win- Use the St. Petersburg Trol- for legislative updates, new research in arts ning architect Albert Alfonso. ley, Downtown Looper for .50 education and the latest headlines and deadlines. Morean Arts Center per person, per trip for many Admission: Free locations in the downtown area. Last, but not least, communicate the importance 719 Central Avenue For more information, www. of learning in the visual arts. The Morean Arts Center loopertrolley.com.
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