Art+ Design=STEAM

CONVENTION

SEATTLE

2018 NAEA NATIONAL , WASHINGTON

MARCH 22

– 24

Art + Design = STEAM Art + Design = STEAM WELCOME! To the 2018 NAEA National Convention! Seattle! It’s our kind of place—full of energy, excitement, and inspiration. That’s exactly what NAEA National Conventions are all about. Over the next three days, you can create your own professional learning experience from more than 1,000 workshops, sessions, and events. Join us at General Sessions with internationally known artists Nick Cave and Golan Levin, as well as sessions with experts on our Art + Design = STEAM theme. Go local, too! Tour one of Seattle’s museums, drop into an Indigenous artist’s studio, or just explore. Meanwhile, you will be surrounded by your colleagues, in a place and space of your own, as we focus on STEAM education. As art educators, we are in an extraordinary position to build bridges between subjects, engage all students, and bring holistic human experience to STEM. Join us and explore new ways to incorporate STEAM methodologies and projects in your classroom. Discover effective ways to advocate for STEAM with your colleagues across all disciplines. Add your voice to the international discussion on putting the A in STEAM. We hope that your experience here is a great one. Here’s our guarantee: You’ll leave Seattle with countless ideas that will impact your teaching practices, your classrooms, and your students. A special thanks to all of the NAEA members—especially state and local members—who helped make it all happen! —Andrew Watson 2018 National Convention Program Coordinator

NAEA The National Art Education Association is the world’s largest professional visual arts education association and a leader in educational research, policy, and practice for art education. NAEA’s mission is to advance visual arts education to fulfill human potential and THANK YOU TO THE WASHINGTON STATE promote global understanding. For further information, LOCAL COMMITTEE go to www.arteducators.org Mari Atkinson, Lisa Crubaugh, Carl Clausen, Faye Snyder, Toni Minish, Cathy Tanasse, Mandy Theis, Olga Surmacheva, Brooke Hutchinson REGISTRATION AND INFORMATION DESK Convention Center / Level 4 NAEA REGISTRATION: HOURS: INFORMATION DESK: Pick up registration Wednesday Open until 6:00 pm materials, purchase 2:00 - 7:00 pm on Saturday. tickets for events. Thursday, Friday, Saturday 7:30 am - 5:00 pm HELPFUL TIPS AND TOOLS TIPS FOR ATTENDEES! TIPS FOR PRESENTERS! BUSINESS CENTERS • Wear your Convention badge for all NAEA • Check your scheduled room at least an hour prior FedEx Office Business Center in the Sheraton sessions and events, and for entrance to the to your presentation to ensure that the AV equip- Second Floor Exhibit Hall. ment is in place and functioning. Offers guests an ATM, shipping, faxing, copy service, office supplies, postage and package • Unless noted as a “ticketed event” in this • If the AV equipment is not in the room, notify NAEA mailing, overnight courier service, word program, sessions are open to all attendees with Staff at the NAEA Information Desk. The standard processing/personal computer use, and a Convention badge. set is an LCD projector and screen; NAEA does NOT Internet. Accessible with guestroom key. • Tickets for Hands-On and Offsite Workshops provide laptops, speakers, or any other equipment. Open 24 hours (for Sheraton guests only). can be purchased at the NAEA Registration • Should any requested AV equipment malfunction, Staffed hours: Mon-Fri, 8 am–5 pm; counter. Tickets are available on a first-come, notify NAEA Staff at the NAEA Information Desk. Sat and Sun, 9 am–5 pm. first-served basis. • After arriving, you may request additional AV • The Washington State Art Teachers Association’s equipment at your own expense. Notify NAEA FedEx Office at the Washington State Local Hospitality Table (Convention Center / 4th Staff at the Information Desk if you need to rent Convention Center, Level 1 Level) is happy to help with information about additional equipment. Mon-Thurs, 7 am–10 pm. the city. Friday, 7 am– 9 pm. • There is omplimentaryc Wi-Fi in the meeting rooms Sat and Sun, 9 am–6 pm. • Sessions (excluding Offsite Workshops) will in the Convention Center, but NOT in the Sheraton Copying, printing, binding, lamination, fax, PC be held in the Seattle Convention Center and Hotel. rental, Internet, shipping. [email protected] Sheraton Seattle Hotel. Orient yourself with • AV equipment or furniture may NOT be moved or the layout of the hotels in order to locate the rearranged within the meeting room or from one WI-FI sessions that you would like to attend. Floor room to another. There is complimentary Wi-Fi in the plans on pages 24-27. Convention Center. Select the “NAEA” • Handouts/slides, or other session information will network. No password is required. • Buses for Offsite Workshops will depart from be available on the app and via the website after the Washington State Convention Center at There is no complimentary Wi-Fi in the the Convention. Upload your session handouts to Sheraton Hotel. Convention Place entrance on the Lobby Level. the app via the Speaker Portal. Main presenters will Refer to your ticket to see if transportation is receive login instructions to access it. If you do not provided for that particular event. Please have have access, e-mail Linda Linda Scott, NAEA Web ATMs your ticket ready before you board the bus. U.S. Bank has two ATMs inside the Convention and eCommunications Manager, at webmaster@ Center: Level 1 at the base of the main Cancelled sessions will be updated on the NAEA • arteducators.org. Documents must be sent as a pdf escalators and Level 4 next to Tougo Coffee. app. Every effort is made to post and tweet file only. Materials will be available on the app and cancellation information in advance. for download at www.arteducators.org/convention • Lost articles may be returned or checked on at NAEA Registration. For lost items in the Center, contact Security Control at 206-694-5127. The hotel concierge desk may assist with lost articles as well. • Sessions may fill up quickly. Please plan to arrive early to secure your seat. NOTE: All times/locations/ sessions current at time of this printing. Check App for updates or changes. THURSDAY NIGHT pARTy! CO-HOSTED BY THE ART INSTITUTES AND ARTSONIA THANK YOU THURSDAY 7:00 – 9:00 PM Kick off the Convention with a visual arts education celebration! TO OUR Mix and mingle with art educators from around the globe while you enjoy an interactive DJ, photo booth, hands-on activities, 2018 prizes, and more! You don’t want to miss this annual event! Sheraton Seattle Hotel / Grand Ballroom / Level 2 SPONSORS! Ticket Price: $10 (Tickets are available only to registered attendees and their registered guest. DIAMOND SPONSORS: Purchase at NAEA Registration and NAEA Information Desk)

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ARTISANS GALLERY THURSDAY 7:00 – 9:00 PM SILVER SPONSOR: Support your fellow artists! Don’t miss this annual opportunity to view and purchase artwork and handcrafted items created by fellow NAEA art educators and artists! Sheraton Seattle Hotel / Metropolitan Ballroom / Level 3 #naea18

NAEA BOOKSTORE Convention Center / Level 4 RESOURCES FOR ART EXHIBIT HALL EDUCATORS! Convention Center / Level 4 Visit the Bookstore for the LATEST Thursday, Friday: DON’T MISS: Big Art Materials NAEA BOOKS and RESOURCES, 10:00 am – 4:00 pm Artwork, learning Giveaway on including art advocacy gear, totes, labs, and new Saturday at 1:00pm! Saturday: and more—and the new level-specific products to explore You must be present to win; 10:00 am – 3:00 pm fill in entry blank on page 20. National Visual Arts Standards posters! and try out! See pages 20-23 for details. THURSDAY, FRIDAY, DOWNLOAD THE 2018 NAEA SATURDAY NATIONAL CONVENTION 8:00 AM – MOBILE APP! 5:00 PM Convention details at your fingertips—for FREE! • Stay organized with up-to-the-minute Exhibitor, Speaker, and Event information. • Receive important real-time communications. How to get the app: • Build a personalized schedule and bookmark exhibitors. Visit the Apple App Store • Take notes and download event handouts and or Google Play store and presentations. search “NAEAConv” or • Rate the sessions you attend, and comment on them, scan the QR code. too. For all other device types • Find attendees and connect with your colleagues (including BlackBerry, through Friends. Windows, and all other • Stay in-the-know and join in on social media. web browser-enabled FIRST-TIME devices): While on your • Share your event photos and experiences with the smartphone, point your ATTENDEE Activity Feed. mobile browser to http:// • Locate Seattle attractions. app.core-apps.com/ SESSION • And much more! naea18 to be directed THursday 7:00 – 7:45 am Expand your professional network and have fun! to the proper download version for your device. Sheraton / Metropolitan Ballroom / Level 3 GENERAL ARTIST SESSIONS SERIES THESE ARE THE BIGGEST SESSIONS AT Convention Center / Ballroom 6 A, B, C / Level 6 CONVENTION! NO OTHER ACTIVITIES ARE THURSDAY / 11:00 AM SATURDAY / 12:00 PM Preston Singletary Kristen Ramirez SCHEDULED AGAINST GENERAL SESSIONS. Singletary discusses his work in ARTIST CITIZEN, CITIZEN ARTIST Convention Center / Ballroom 6 A, B, C / Level 6 glass, which includes collaborations A studio and public artist who also THURSDAY / 8:30 AM Persistent Commitment with Indigenous people from around manages public art projects for the City of Seattle’s Office of Arts Explore teaching tales, illustrations of civil the world. Glass is a transformational & Culture, Ramirez has worked as NICK CAVE and human rights commitments, persistent medium that asserts Indigenous art an educator, an artist, and an arts creative explorations around the world. can be reimagined and preserved in new ways. administrator. FRIDAY / 4:00 PM Advocacy to ARTivism: The Time is Now to Step Up From Advocate to ARTivist! FRIDAY / 9:00 AM SATURDAY / 1:00 PM KIM HUYLER Presentation of 2018 NAEA National Award John Grade Barbara Earl Thomas Recipients. CREATING AND EXPERIENCING WE IMAGINE WHAT WE CAN’T SEE; DEFIBAUGH IMMERSIVE SCULPTURE BASED WE DREAM BECAUSE WE CAN ON A PARTICIPATORY APPROACH Thomas will discuss the creative SATURDAY / 8:30 AM STEAM: A State of the Union Grade creates large-scale, site- process and how her large-scale, Levin offers a critical assessment of STEM-to- specific immersive sculptural installa- hand-cut installations have come to GOLAN LEVIN STEAM education, a review of emergent best tions. Impermanence and chance are function as a community-building practices and notable successes, and a survey often central to the work, along with experience. of opportunities ahead. Ziegfeld Lecture. kinetics and relationships between CAVE the natural world and architecture.

SATURDAY / 11:00 AM Shin Yu Pai IN EQUAL MEASURE: POETRY & THE ARTS Seattle poet Shin Yu Pai shares RAMIREZ writing strategies that inspire and highlight the ways in which DEFIBAUGH poetry can circulate, whether as embroidered broadside, public art, or animated video projection.

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GRADE SUPER LECTURES SESSIONS OF NOTE

THURSDAY / 12:00 PM FRIDAY / 11:00 AM SATURDAY / 1:00 PM THURSDAY / 12:00 PM Learning & Games: Do Games Curriculum Slam! Cultivating Ethical Complexities of COMC J. Eugene Grigsby Award Have a Place in Today’s Creative & Critical Youth Voices STEAM Curriculum: Asking the and Grace Hampton Lecture Classrooms? Through Art, Media & Design Questions to Design a Better Series ANDRÉ THOMAS, CEO, Triseum Curriculum Future for All COREY BENJAMIN OLIVIA GUDE, LYDIA ROSS, CALA COATS, OLIVIA GUDE, Center / Meeting Room 303 / Level 3 JAMES REES, JAGODA BORKIEWICZ, JAMES H. ROLLING JR., ELISABETH GAMBINO, AMY KRAEHE, AARON KNOCHEL, THURSDAY / 2:00 PM CLARK GOLDSBERRY, RYAN PATTON, RYAN SHIN, Studies in Art Education Invited MIRIAM DOLNICK, MANISHA SHARMA Lecture ELIZABETH SANDERSON, JIA ZHAO, Deeply engaged projects combining ELIZABETH GARBER DARRELL PULLIAM art and design investigations within Center / Meeting Room 608 / Level 6 Curated by the Museum of interdisciplinary curriculum. Thomas inspires students and faculty Contemporary Art Chicago’s Teacher Center / Meeting Room 4C-2 / Level 4 FRIDAY / 11:00 AM through immersive, engaging, and Advisory Committee. Elliott W. Eisner Lifetime fun learning experiences. Center / Ballroom 6 A, B, C / Level 6 SATURDAY / 2:00 PM Achievement Award Lecture Center / Ballroom 6 A, B, C / Level 6 Breaking the Silence: Speaking LAURA CHAPMAN FRIDAY / 1:00 PM Out for Human Rights in NAEA Center / Meeting Room 4C-2 / Level 4 THURSDAY / 2:00 PM STEAM—The Art Part COURTNIE WOLFGANG, JONI ACUFF, Techno-Vernacular Creativity JEFF MATHER SUNNY SPILLANE, WANDA KNIGHT FRIDAY / 2:00 PM & Innovation: Bringing A STEAM Artist-in-Residence can Community violence, teaching, and Manuel Barkan Award Lecture Underrepresented Voices to the enhance the “art part” at the core of organizational action. Lecture and JUUSO TERVO Forefront of STEAM STEAM education. open forum for discussion. Center / Meeting Room 4C-2 / Level 4 NETTRICE GASKINS Center / Meeting Room 4C-2 / Level 4 Center / Ballroom 6 A, B, C / Level 6 FRIDAY / 3:00 PM FRIDAY / 1:00 PM SATURDAY / 3:00 PM Elliott Eisner Doctoral STEAM: Awakening Scientific Canoe Journeys: History, Dissertation Award Discovery Through Art and Context, and Aesthetics MARIANNA PEGNO Design DOUG BLANDY, PADDY BOWMAN Center / Meeting Room 4C-2 / Level 4 REBECCA KAMEN Highlighting the history, cultural context, and distinctive artistry SATURDAY / 12:00 PM associated with the Native American Lowenfeld Lecture Gaskins highlights the rich traditions Canoe Journey in the Pacific KERRY FREEDMAN that engage students in STEAM Northwest. Center / Meeting Room 4C-2 / Level 4 concepts using culturally situated Center / Meeting Room 4C-2 / Level 4 arts-based learning strategies. Center / Ballroom 6 A, B, C / Level 6

FRIDAY / 8:30 AM Examine the significance of pattern School for Art Leaders at Crystal as a way of “knowing” in both art Bridges Museum of American Art and science SPECIAL TICKETED DENNIS INHULSEN Center / Ballroom 6 A, B, C / Level 6 EVENT SATURDAY / 11:00 AM FRIDAY / 12:00 PM The International Encyclopedia Discover how NAEA’s core leadership of Art and Design Education Getting the Gig: Mock Interviews competencies, mindful leadership, KERRY FREEDMAN, JOHN (Speed Dating Style) and storytelling informed prepared BALDACCHINO, FIONA BLAIKIE, Join the Preservice and Supervision/Administration participants for generations to come. JAMES H. ROLLING JR., Divisions in a round of mock Interviews and receive Center / Meeting Room 4C-2 / Level 4 MIRA KALLIO-TAVIN insightful feedback. No charge, but participation is An overview of the first encyclo- limited to 30. Entrance with free tickets available at pedia in the field and its uses as a Registration. resource for advocacy, policy, and Center / Meeting Room 602 & 603 / Level 6 practice. Center / Meeting Room 4C-2 / Level 4 EXHIBITOR SHOWCASE WORKSHOPS FRIDAY AICAD The 1 hour, 50-minute long Exhibitor Showcase Workshops require a ticket. Check registration for availability. LIVE LEARNING LAB 6:00 - 7:50 PM The AICAD Live Learning Lab is a cooperative series in which teams Modern Rendering Techniques Using Copic of faculty from AICAD schools lead 50-minute, hands-on, design- Markers FILLED COPIC MARKER BY IMAGINATION centered workshops for K-12 art educators. INTERNATIONAL The program’s intent is to inspire art teachers to explore innovative elements of Sheraton/Grand Ballroom A/2nd Floor design and prepare them to include design concepts in their visual arts curricula BYOD: Digital Impressions (based on the new arts and media arts standards) —whereby complementing DAVIS PUBLICATIONS Sheraton/Grand Ballroom B/2nd Floor NAEA’s theme of Art + Design = STEAM. All AICAD Live Learning Lab demon- The ArtEffect Project strations are low-tech and appropriate for K-12 art educators to reproduce in a LOWELL MILKEN CENTER FOR UNSUNG classroom setting. HEROES Sheraton/Grand Ballroom D/2nd Floor THURSDAY SATURDAY 12:00 PM 12:00 PM YMM: Entanglement Installtion Workshop University of the Arts (Uarts) Presents: Nova Scotia College of Art & Design (NSCAD) YMM ART SPACE Inspiring & Experiential Design Thinking Presents: Designing New Meanings: An Sheraton/Grand Ballroom C/2nd Floor Artmaking Activities Introduction to Blackout Poetry

8:30 – 10:20 PM 5:00 PM 2:00 PM Air-Dry Clay Hands-On Workshop Oregon College of Arts & Craft Presents: The Pratt Institute Presents: Designing for Social CLAY HOUSE ART, LLCFILLED Generative Potential of the Everyday Change: An Approach to Human Centered Sheraton/Grand Ballroom A/2nd Floor Design for K-12 Art and Design FRIDAY 12:00 PM All AICAD sessions held in Convention Center/ Minneapolis College of Art & Design (MCAD) Meeting Room 619 & 620/Level 6. Presents: Drawing as Thinking 3:00 PM Maryland Institute College of Art and Design (MICA) Presents: Methods for Design Thinking and the Challenges of Curricular Integration

Be sure to visit the MY NAEA STUDIO for a quick interview and photo shoot. Let the world know what visual arts education and your professional association mean to you. Your voice and vision matter! THURSDAY: 1:45 PM - 3:45 PM FRIDAY: 10:30 AM - 12:30 PM SATURDAY: 10:30 AM - 12:00 PM Convention Center / Level 4 (near Registration) YAM MUSEUM KRISTEN RAMIREZ STEAM CAMP TAKE A BREAK AND GATHER ‘ROUND THE CAMPFIRE AT THE ALL NEW STEAM CAMP! Connect with educators, exhibitors, and innovators to learn and share STEAM-related concepts, ideas, and actions that can be translated to your classroom and beyond, while discovering new products and services offered by our exhibitors! Be sure to check out these daily mini-sessions at the STEAM Camp, located in the back of the Exhibit Hall (Convention Center / Level 4) by the YAM Museum.

THURSDAY FRIDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY 11:00 – 11:15 AM 12:45 – 1:00 PM 1:45 – 2:00 PM 11:00 – 11:15 AM Secondary Education Outreach Artistic Exploration and Collaboration KRIS MUSTO, Minneapolis College of Art + Design Through STEAM Innovative ideas and methods to help students (and MARILYN STEWART, Author, Explorations in Art teachers) approach assignments, solve problems, Join Marilyn Stewart, author of the new and even work through client jobs. Used with Explorations in Art 2nd edition, and Amy Pfeiler- permission from Jerry Allan’s Creative Problem Wunder and Erin Krall, of the EIA STEAM Team, to Solving Class within the Entrepreneurial Studies discover how contemporary fine art and design BSc degree at MCAD. images provide catalysts for student engagement, collaboration, and exploration of the overlap THURSDAY FRIDAY between artistic practices and those of STEM 11:45 AM – 12:00 PM 1:45 - 2:00 PM professionals. NEW Speedball Etching Press MELISSA SORENSON, Speedball THURSDAY FRIDAY Finding a high-quality, affordable etching press 2:45 – 3:00 PM 11:45 AM – 12:00 PM is a challenge. Speedball partnered with Ravi Original Ideation Across All Curriculum Engineering to leverage their expertise in engi- MICHAEL WARREN, The QRosity Company neering and manufacturing etching presses in India. Student autonomy and creative thinking are crucial Speedball’s etching presses are designed to print a skills needed in a strong STEAM atmosphere. Learn variety of printmaking techniques, including etch- unique ways to foster original and meaningful ings, drypoint plates, woodcuts, and linocuts. These ideation not only in art students, but in those from YOUTH presses create economical and flexible etching other content areas as well. ART MONTH press options for schools or home studios. Visit the YAM Museum THURSDAY FRIDAY 12:45 – 1:00 PM 2:45 – 3:00 PM Exhibit Hall / Booth 328 How to Use a 3-D Color Globe in the Center / Level 4 Classroom MAGGIE MAGGIO, Kolormondo AB THURSDAY, FRIDAY: The Mini Colour Globe by Kolormondo is a modern- ized interpretation of a colour sphere; an easy to 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM understand introduction to the complex world of colour. Attendees will build a globe an explore SATURDAY: creative ways to use it in the classroom to teach YAM MUSEUM 10:00 AM – 3:00 PM students of all ages about colour. VISIT THE NAEA POSTER SESSIONS Exhibit Hall / Convention Center/ Level 4 Poster Sessions are informal presentations for small groups displayed on poster boards by an individual. The poster display is usually a mixture of a brief narrative paper intermixed with illustrations, tables or graphs, and other presentation materials. With a few concisely written areas UNCONFERENCE: of focus, the poster display communicates the essence of the presenter’s research, synthesizing its main ideas and research directions. RELAX AND Sessions listed below will be on display Thursday through Saturday. Presenters will be on hand (if REWIND available) at their posters on Friday, from 10:00 – 10:50 am for informal discussion of their topics. Transcend the Ordinary Convention Experience! Murals, Mosaics, and Tap Into a Deeper Level SummerStudio Design Discover the mind-body connection Mindfulness: Preservice of Insight, Intelligence, & Thinking for Social Equity: Elementary Educators Creativity Face-to-Face Discussions through meditation and theraputic Reach Emergent Bilingual Maren Galarpe, With Experts on Design breathwork; start your day off right Youth Through Creative Leila Volkmann Thinking and STEAM or pause and rebalance anytime you Transformational Learning Janis Norman, Rande Blank, need to refresh. The 6:30am sessions Asha Baker-Hernandez Cindy Todd, Kevin Henry will be held at the Sheraton/Issaquah Oh, The Places You’ll Go! Public A&B/3rd Floor; all other sessions will Art and Accessibility for All Social Studies, Latin, Literacy, Kate Gugliotta, The Art/Science Retreat: be held in Center / Meeting Room and Art Connect Through Two Samantha Berman A Model for Purposeful 211 / Level 2. Odysseys: Homer and Romare Collaboration Between FRIDAY Bearden Science and Art Teachers THURSDAY Barbara Buchman, Anthony So Much More Than Just a QR Kay Phelps 6:30 AM 6:30 AM McGrann, Lise Wolken (SHERATON) (SHERATON) Code: Student Art Galleries Stretch, Breathe, Stretch, Breathe, Gone Viral Meditate, and Tap Meditate, and Tap Bridget Heck, Stacy Requarth Interdisciplinary Curriculum Deconstructing Race- and Studio Thinking to 12:00 PM 11:00 AM Based Mascots: Creating Promote Diversity Intro to Meditation The Medical and Conversations for Using STEAM Design InJeong Yoon Energetic Effects of Understanding Challenges for Engagement 4:00 PM Meditation Stephanie Danker, The Magic of Breath and Behavior Intervention in 2:00 PM Jennifer Bergmark an Elementary School Inner Wisdom Zareen Levien Through the Heart BARBARA EARL THOMAS SATURDAY 6:30 AM (SHERATON) Stretch, Breathe, Meditate, and Tap 12:00 PM Intro to Meditation 3:00 PM The Magic of Breath

Graphic designer and mind-body coach Stephanie Chewning is a certified Meditation Teacher, certified HeartMath® Coach, and Reiki Master. FREE OR DISCOUNTED ADMISSIONS AT SEATTLE MUSEUMS / MARCH 22-24

These Seattle museums welcome NAEA Convention attendees with special discounts during the Convention.* Be sure to take advantage of the richness of art in the city—and don’t forget your badge! *Discount stipulation: You must present your 2018 NAEA Convention badge in order to receive the discounted/free admission. Some dates extend beyond Convention dates above.

Bellevue Arts Museum Henry Art Gallery Northwest African Tacoma Art Museum www.bellevuearts.org https://henryart.org American Musem www.TacomaArtMuseum.org 510 Bellevue Way NE, Bellevue 15th Ave. NE & NE 41st St., Seattle www.naamnw.org 1701 Pacific Ave., Tacoma Free Admission: Present 2018 Free Admission: Present 2018 2300 S Massachusetts St., Seattle Free Admission: Present 2018 Convention badge at front desk. Convention badge upon arrival. $5 admission discount and 10% Convention badge at front desk. Wednesday–Sunday: 11am–5pm Wednesday, Friday, Saturday, discount in gift Tuesday–Sunday: 10am–5pm Sunday: 11am–4pm shop, with 2018 Bill and Melinda Gates Thursday: 11am–9pm Convention badge. Foundation Discovery Free entrance to everyone on Sundays. Wednesday, Friday, Saturday, Center Sunday: discovergates.org MadArt 11am–4pm 440 5th Ave. N, Seattle http://madartseattle.com Thursday: 11 am–7pm Free Admission 325 Westlake Ave N, #101, Seattle Tuesday–Saturday: 10am–5pm Free Admission Tuesday – Saturday: 10am – 5pm Seattle Art Museum http://seattleartmuseum.org Frye Art Museum 1300 First Ave., Seattle www.fryemuseum.org Museum of Pop Culture Discount: 50% off admission with 704 Terry Ave., Seattle http://www.mopop.org 2018 Convention badge. Free Admission 325 5th Avenue N, Seattle Wednesday, Friday, Saturday, All NAEA attendees receive 30% off Free admission with 2018 Convention Sunday: 10am–5pm one item in the Store—mention the badge, March 22-25. Thursday: 10am–9pm promotion to a sales associate. Offer Open daily 10am–5pm good March 21-24. Excludes consign- ment and may be used just once. Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, JOHN GRADE Saturday, Sunday: 11am–5pm Thursday: 11am–7pm

PRESTON SINGLETARY 2017 NATIONAL ART EDUCATION FOUNDATION DONORS The National Art Education Foundation Board of Trustees and the National Art Education Association Board of Directors extend their gratitude and appreciation to the following contributors who helped support NAEF.

$50 to $100 Under $25 NAEF CIRCLE OF Debi Barrett-Hayes, Lynda Berman, Carrie Billman, Cynthia Acevedo, Mary Agramonte, DONORS Patricia Bode, Kimberly Neagle Cairy, Rachel Alexander, Robert Frank Allen, Ralph and Maureen Caouette, B. Stephen Carpenter, Heidi Jo Arimes, Keriann M. Armusewicz, NAEF Circle of Donors are those major donors Karen Lee Carroll, Joni Cashman, Beth Cornell, Genie Arnot, Jaye C. Ayres, Robin M. Baham, who have generously supported the Foundation’s Judy Crews, Angie Fischer, Suzanne Goulet, Mary Ellen Bailey, Steven Bailey, Jennifer Baldwin, Planned Giving Program through estate planning Susanne Floyd Gunter, Carole L. Gutterman, Sandra T. Barkley, Jackieraye H. Barr, and other Endowment Funding. Ami Kantawala, April Dawn Keniry, Linda W. Kieling, Barbara Bassett, Jacqueline Marie Bates, Pam and Larry Barnfield June Krinsky-Rudder, Lydia Lillo, Donald E. Meyers, Danielle Beaudry, Alexandra Viola Benton, Robert W. Curtis Diane O’Connor, Kristi Oliver, Shirley A. 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Harwood, Susan Gabbard, Janet Hughes, Debra Pylypiw, Cynthia Radol, Michael Ramsey, Andrea Henkels Heidinger, Danielle Helvie-Juarez, Barbara Boswell Laws, Christa Schnabel, Martin Rayala, Laura Reeder, Lorinda Rice, Rebecca Hermann, Jennifer Herring, Diane Scully, Kristina White Trudy Richardson, Julian Antonio Rodriguez, Dietta Hitchcock, Colleen J. Hodel, Dorsey C. Hogg, Emily Samuels, Debrah Christine Sickler-Voigt, Randall C. Holloway, Robyn Holt, Tammy Hoppe, $101 to $249 Rebecca Stone-Danahy, Katarina Szekelyova- Kayla Howard, Rachel Hubbard, Adrienne D. Hunter, Donna Rose Banning, Douglas Blandy, McKinney, Kristin Vanderlip Taylor, Pam Teorey, Deidra Lorine Hunter, Heidi L. Hurley, Harvey Goldstein, Anne Henderson, Kathryn Hillyer, Michelle Tillander, Marguerite T. Timmerman, Judith Marie Irving, Natalie Elisabeth Jackson, Dennis Inhulsen, James M. Johnson, Cindy Todd, Rebecca Turk, Christina Unitas, Gordon G. James, Fay Jenson, Cynthia (Cindy) Jessup, Lorinne M. Lee, Kathi R. Levin, Nicholas J. LeRose, Ann Valuntis, Robin Vande Zande, Mariagrace Welsh, Jeanette Ann Johns, Samantha Lorene Johnson, Rosemarie L. LeRose, Samantha J. Melvin, Christine Whipp, Elizabeth Wild, Jeff Young Lisa Kaplan, Karen T. Keifer-Boyd, Kirsten Kelly, Perkins Miller, Mary Ann Stankiewicz, Elaine Seth Kelly, Hilary Paige Key, Helen Kim, Swenson, Anne vanAmerongen Katie Ann Rafferty Knapik, Kate Knutson, Carolanne Lally, Rachel Landolph, Kelsey Ann Lapin, Geraldine Leigh, Casey Roberta Leonard, Bonnie Lewis, Marjorie Lindsay, Jessica Aileen Linquist, Madeline Lowe, 15

Emily Claire Macdonald, Daniel J. Mahoney, Lisa Marder, Matthew Martinez, Gwendolyn Martino, Laura Turpen Matlock, Danya Mavor, Lynsie Maynard, Meredith McAndrew, Rebecca J. McGowan, Amber McKibbin, Ana Karina Mejorada, Ivan Meyers, Sarah E. Meyers, Joshua C. Miles, Joan Mills, Alicia B. Mitchell, 7th ANNUAL Natalie Wilson Mongold, E.S. Mortimer, Samantha Mundt, Claire Munley, Michelle Nacovsky, NAEF FUNDRAISING Jill Nahrstedt, Caroline Nesmith, Patrice Grier Newell, BENEFIT EVENT Ellery Nief, Florence Noyes, Bridget Kerry O’Grady, Erin C. O’Hara, Mike Ohl, Stormy Olsen, Shelley Ortner, Maria del Pilar Guitiérrez Osuna, A CONVERSATION WITH Erin N. Overmeyer, Branden Ozbun, Virginia Pacer, ARTIST, PRINTER, AND Amanda E. R. Palmer, Sondra Palmer, FIRST ASSISTANT TO Maggie Parks, Michael E. Parks, NICHOLAS BOWERS: Monica Lynn Patterson, Samuel H. Peck, SATURDAY / 10:30 – 11:50 AM SHEPARD FAIREY Marisol Perez, Alvera Stallard Perman, Rebecca Phelan, Donna Pickens, Bettyann Plishker, A conversation between NAEF Chair Larry Barnfield and Nicholas Bowers Kaitlyn Puskarich, Charles A. Qualley, explores how Bowers came to work with renowned artist Shepard Fairey, Cynthia Radol, Kirsten Redmond-Delesdernier, his role in realizing Fairey’s vision, and the challenges of balancing this Janet Rachel Renfrow, Sabrina Resnick, Tracey Rice, Carol Rine, Justin M. Rives, Ross Roadruck, work with the creation of his own work as an emerging artist. Bowers will Kristi S. Robbins, Justin Devon Robertson, present a visual presentation and the speakers will share their thoughts Hannah Rockholz, Jayme Schomann Rodriguez, about the connection of visual arts education to professional training and Maria Dolores Rodriguez, Jessica Romeo, Sally Rush, Anna M. Sabalone, Elizabeth Lee Sandeen, workforce skills. Opportunities for audience questions. Lynn Sanders-Bustle, Justin Sandomir, Center / Meeting Rooms 602 & 603 / Level 6 Christine Sandow, Julia Schickel, Ashley Michelle Schooley, Brittney Schrader, Anne Seigenthaler, Patricia A. Semrick, Diane Shamberger, Julie Ann Shaw, Johanna Marie Sherman, Marla K. Shoemaker, Jana Silver, Seymour Simmons, Susan Simoens, Keith Sklar, Christine Straavaldsen, Jannette Stremler, Graeme Sullivan, Natasha Swindle, Laura M. Tawil, Lisa Thoft, Jeanie Thompson Bay, Danielle Troy, Denise Tullier-Holly, Heidi Ann Udovich, Melissa Ann Valenti, M. Vatis, Michelle Venable, Ronni-Marie Villanueva, Erin Elizabeth Waldner, Mary Watts, Sara Avery Webb, Christopher Michael Wiedmaier, Diane Wilkin, Gloria G. Wilson, Matthew Winkelman, Leigh Wright, Yu Chih Wu, Jaime Lyn Yaeger, Jerianne Rachelle Young, Bonita B. Zimmer

Corporate, Nonprofit Organization, and Affiliate Donations Davis Publications, Mobius Risk Group, LLC, Retired Art Educators Affiliate (RAEA)

Donations made December 2016–November 2017. THIS IS A TICKETED EVENT. TOP: Nicholas Bowers with Shepard Fairey. Names listed in alphabetical order. Purchase tickets on-site at NAEA These donations enable the Foundation to support a wide Registration (tickets NOT available RIGHT: Barack Obama variety of professional activities, including research in art “Hope” poster by education; scholarships for professional development; at door).Tickets are $50 ($40 tax Shepard Fairey. promotion of art education as an integral part of the deductible). Light refreshments curriculum; establishment and/or improvement of art will be served. All proceeds will instruction in public and private K-16 schools; promotion of the teaching of art through activities related to the support the National Art Education instructional process, curriculum, student learning, Foundation, a 501(c)3 organization. student assessment, classroom behavior, management, or discipline; and purchase of art equipment and/or instructional resources. To make a contribution to the National Art Education Foundation, visit www.arteducators.org/naef Emily Claire Macdonald, Daniel J. Mahoney, Lisa Marder, Matthew Martinez, Gwendolyn Martino, Laura Turpen Matlock, Danya Mavor, Lynsie Maynard, Meredith McAndrew, Rebecca J. McGowan, Amber McKibbin, Ana Karina Mejorada, Ivan Meyers, Sarah E. Meyers, Joshua C. Miles, Joan Mills, Alicia B. Mitchell, 7th ANNUAL Natalie Wilson Mongold, E.S. Mortimer, Samantha Mundt, Claire Munley, Michelle Nacovsky, NAEF FUNDRAISING Jill Nahrstedt, Caroline Nesmith, Patrice Grier Newell, BENEFIT EVENT Ellery Nief, Florence Noyes, Bridget Kerry O’Grady, Erin C. O’Hara, Mike Ohl, Stormy Olsen, Shelley Ortner, Maria del Pilar Guitiérrez Osuna, A CONVERSATION WITH Erin N. Overmeyer, Branden Ozbun, Virginia Pacer, ARTIST, PRINTER, AND Amanda E. R. Palmer, Sondra Palmer, FIRST ASSISTANT TO Maggie Parks, Michael E. Parks, NICHOLAS BOWERS: Monica Lynn Patterson, Samuel H. Peck, SATURDAY / 10:30 – 11:50 AM SHEPARD FAIREY Marisol Perez, Alvera Stallard Perman, Rebecca Phelan, Donna Pickens, Bettyann Plishker, A conversation between NAEF Chair Larry Barnfield and Nicholas Bowers Kaitlyn Puskarich, Charles A. Qualley, explores how Bowers came to work with renowned artist Shepard Fairey, Cynthia Radol, Kirsten Redmond-Delesdernier, his role in realizing Fairey’s vision, and the challenges of balancing this Janet Rachel Renfrow, Sabrina Resnick, Tracey Rice, Carol Rine, Justin M. Rives, Ross Roadruck, work with the creation of his own work as an emerging artist. Bowers will Kristi S. Robbins, Justin Devon Robertson, present a visual presentation and the speakers will share their thoughts Hannah Rockholz, Jayme Schomann Rodriguez, about the connection of visual arts education to professional training and Maria Dolores Rodriguez, Jessica Romeo, Sally Rush, Anna M. Sabalone, Elizabeth Lee Sandeen, workforce skills. Opportunities for audience questions. Lynn Sanders-Bustle, Justin Sandomir, Center / Meeting Rooms 602 & 603 / Level 6 Christine Sandow, Julia Schickel, Ashley Michelle Schooley, Brittney Schrader, Anne Seigenthaler, Patricia A. Semrick, Diane Shamberger, Julie Ann Shaw, Johanna Marie Sherman, Marla K. Shoemaker, Jana Silver, Seymour Simmons, Susan Simoens, Keith Sklar, Christine Straavaldsen, Jannette Stremler, Graeme Sullivan, Natasha Swindle, Laura M. Tawil, Lisa Thoft, Jeanie Thompson Bay, Danielle Troy, Denise Tullier-Holly, Heidi Ann Udovich, Melissa Ann Valenti, M. Vatis, Michelle Venable, Ronni-Marie Villanueva, Erin Elizabeth Waldner, Mary Watts, Sara Avery Webb, Christopher Michael Wiedmaier, Diane Wilkin, Gloria G. Wilson, Matthew Winkelman, Leigh Wright, Yu Chih Wu, Jaime Lyn Yaeger, Jerianne Rachelle Young, Bonita B. Zimmer

Corporate, Nonprofit Organization, and Affiliate Donations Davis Publications, Mobius Risk Group, LLC, Retired Art Educators Affiliate (RAEA)

BOARD OF DIRECTORS President: Kim Huyler Defibaugh President-Elect: Vacant Past President: NATIONAL ART EDUCATION FOUNDATION Patricia Franklin 2017-2018 GRANT RECIPIENTS Executive Director: Deborah B. Reeve The National Art Education Foundation (NAEF) invests in innovative initiatives to support instructional practice, research, and leadership in visual arts education. National Elementary Division Director: As an independent, philanthropic organization, NAEF has supported 306 projects since its inception in 1985. Jennifer Dahl NAEF funding supports a wide variety of professional activities, including support for visual art educators to National Middle Level Division Director: participate in professional development programs; the promotion of visual arts education as an integral part Peter Curran of the curriculum; the exploration of new models of visual arts instruction in public and private K-16 schools; the promotion of the teaching of art through activities related to the instructional process, curriculum, National Secondary Division Director: student learning, student assessment, management, or discipline; the purchase of equipment and/or Joshua Drews instructional resources; and conducting research in visual arts education. NAEF is a sister organization to National Higher Education Division Director: the National Art Education Association (NAEA) and provides support for a variety of visual arts education Jeffrey Broome programs for the Association and its members. National Preservice Division Director: Ruth Halvorsen Callie Slider, Maumelle, NAEF Research Grants Jessica Aulisio Professional Development Arkansas. To Attend TAB Karen T. Keifer-Boyd, State National Supervision/Administration Grants (Teaching for Artistic Behavior) College, Pennsylvania. Fostering Division Director: Jay Linsenbigler, Douglassville, Institute Summer Course, July Upstanders to Injustice through Elizabeth Stuart Whitehead Pennsylvania. Old and New: 2017. $1,335 Art Encounters. $10,000 National Museum Education Division Director: Combining Traditional and Oksun Lee, Edmond, Oklahoma. Michelle Grohe Digital-Based Media to Art and Mary McMullan Grants The Status of Foreign-Born Photography Classes. $2,500 There were no Mary McMullan Art Education Faculty in U.S. Grants awarded this year. Eastern Region Vice President: Barbara Voccola, West Warwick, Higher Education: Demographic Diane Wilkin Characteristics, Cross-Cultural Rhode Island. To Attend SHIP Grants AP Summer Institute at St. Experiences, Challenges, and Pacific Region Vice President: Janet Reynolds, Houston, Texas. Johnsbury Academy in Vermont, Contributions. $9,900 Cris Guenter To Purchase Compasses. $500 Southeastern Region Vice President: July 2017. $2,090 Yiwen Wei, Richmond, Virginia. W. Scott Russell Jennifer Larsen, Wichita, Kansas. Teacher Incentive The Role Social Class Plays To attend the Georgia O’Keeffe in the Cultures of Visual Art Western Region Vice President: Grants Classrooms. $10,000 Cindy Todd Artist and Writer Immersion There were no Teacher Incentive Workshop at Ghost Ranch in Grants awarded this year. New Mexico, September 2017. CONVENTION STAFF $1,575 Melanie Dixon, Chief Operating Officer The next deadline for submitting grant applications to the National Art Dennis Inhulsen, Chief Learning Officer Education Foundation is October 1, 2018. Complete information on the Kathy Duse, Executive Services and Convention & National Art Education Foundation’s grants programs may be found at Programs Manager www.arteducators.org/naef Krista Brooke, Director of Marketing and Communications GOLAN LEVIN Linda Scott, Web and e-Communications Manager Heather Overvold, Marketing and Communications Coordinator and NAHS Programs Manager Lynn Ezell, Publications Manager Janice Hughes, Publications Coordinator Christie Castillo, Member Services and Database Operations Manager Caroline Pisani, Senior Member Services Coordinator Mark Bravante, Member Services Coordinator Erin Maas, Accounting Associate CONGRATULATIONS

NAEA’S NEWLY ELECTED OFFICERS-ELECT NAEA members elected the following individuals as members of the NAEA Board of Directors and Elects. Regional Vice Presidents-Elect Each Regional Vice President-Elect will serve a 4-year term (2 years as Elect, 2 years as Vice President). These individuals will begin their terms of office as Elects at the close of the 2018 NAEA National Convention, and then join the Board at the close of the 2020 NAEA National Convention.

Thomas Knab Andrea Haas Michele Chmielewski Catherine Campbell Kimberly Cairy President-Elect Eastern Region Pacific Region Southeastern Region Western Region Due to the vacancy in the Vice President-Elect Vice President-Elect Vice President-Elect Vice President-Elect President-Elect position, Knab will serve one year as President- Elect, two years as President, and two years as Past President. He will join the Board at the close of the 2018 NAEA National Convention.

NAEA DISTINGUISHED FELLOWS CLASS OF 2018 Distinguished Fellows of the National Art Education Association are members of NAEA who are recognized for their service to the Association and to the profession. The Class of 2018 will be inducted during the General Session, Friday, March 23, 4:00 pm. 2017 SCHOOL FOR ART LEADERS GRADUATES Carrie A. Barnett Julia E. T. Hood Michelle Ridlen Alexandria Viola Benton Beth Lasure Terry Simpson Janice Bettiga Ann Ledo-Lane Hannah Sions Melissa Birnbaum Rebecca Lomshek Sherry A. Syrie Aimee Burgamy Matthew Neylon Ronna Tulgan Ostheimer Sandra Dónal Linda Kay O’Donoghue Popp Phaedra Byrd Ketal Patel James M. Wells Sr. Tamika Diaz Julie Peters Diane Wilkin Andrea Haas Mary Ransone Niki Lynn Williams

Robin Elizabeth Vande Zande Willett 2018 NAEA NATIONAL AWARDS

ALL AWARDS SESSIONS ARE OPEN TO ALL ATTENDEES. NO TICKETS REQUIRED. GENERAL SESSION DIVISION AWARDS Friday, March 23, 4:00 pm All Division Awards held Thursday, March 22, 4:00 pm. Center / Ballroom 6 A, B, C /Level 6 Center / Ballroom 6 A, B, C / Level 6 National Art Educator: Distinguished Service Elementary Art Educator Higher Education F. Robert Sabol Outside the Profession: Awardees Art Educator Awardees Eisner Lifetime Patricia Leavy National: Thomas Knab National: Robin Vande Zande Achievement Award: COMC J. Eugene Grigsby, Eastern: Thomas Knab Eastern: (not awarded) Laura Chapman Jr. Award: Pacific: Don Masse Pacific: Dónal O’Donoghue Joni Boyd Acuff Southeastern: Rachel Burgett Southeastern: Susannah Brown Marion Quin Dix Western: Donna Emerson Western: Robin Vande Zande Leadership Award: NAEA Distinguished Higher Education Preservice Andrea Haas Fellows: Middle Level Achievement: Cynthia Moore Art Educator Awardees Manuel Barkan Memorial Sandra Kay Dónal O’Donoghue National: Marisa Pappas Preservice Awardees Award: National: Grace Springsteen Juuso Tervo Linda Popp Eastern: Lora Marie Durr Robin Vande Zande Pacific: (not awarded) Eastern: (not awarded) Lowenfeld Award: Elizabeth Willett Southeastern: Kirstie Hein Sadler Pacific: (not awarded) Kerry Freedman Western: Tamara Draper Southeastern: (not awarded) The Mac Arthur Goodwin NJAHS Sponsor: So Choi Western: (not awarded) New Professional: Award for Distinguished Jayme Rodriguez Service Within the Secondary Art Educator Awardees Student Chapter Sponsor: Profession: Brooke Hofsess Karen Cummings National: Nicole Brisco Eastern: (not awarded) Supervision/ Pacific: Christopher Shotola-Hardt Administration Art Educator Awardees Southeastern: Shelly Breaux INTEREST GROUPS Elliot Eisner Doctoral National: Cheryl Maney Western: Connie Shoemaker AWARDS Research in Art Education Eastern: Cindy Parsons Award/Lecture NAHS Sponsor: (not awarded) Pacific: (not awarded) RAEA Annual Awards Friday, March 23, 3:00 pm Rising Stars Secondary Friday, March 23, 2:00 pm Center / Meeting Room 4C-2 / Level 4 Recognition Program: Southeastern: Mabel Morales Center / Meeting Room 3A / Level 3 Recipient: Marianna Pegno Kathryn Mae Pfeifer, Western: Joyce Huser Emeritus Art Educator: Abigail Sanderson Flowerree McDonough Museum Education Art Educator Awardees Special Needs in Art National: Emily Holtrop Education Awards Eastern: Gabrielle Wyrick Friday, March 23, 2:00 pm Center / Meeting Room 606 / Level 6 Pacific: Mike Murawski NAEA, CEC, VSA Peter J. Geisser Southeastern: (not awarded) Special Needs Art Educator: Western: Amy Kirschke (not awarded) NAEA, CEC, VSA Beverly Levett Gerber Special Needs Lifetime Achievement Award: Karen Keifer-Boyd REGION AWARD CEREMONIES NEWSLETTER AND All Region Awards held Friday, March 23, 1:00 pm. See locations. WEBSITE AWARD RECIPIENTS Eastern Region Pacific Region Western Region Awarded at the NAEA Delegates Art Educator Awardees Art Educator Awardees Art Educator Awardees Assembly on March 21 Center / Meeting Room 4C-3 / Level 4 Center / Meeting Room 2B / Level 2 Center / Meeting Room 4C-4 / Level 4 Newsletter Award Category I: Idaho Art Education Association Regional: (not awarded) Regional: (not awarded) Regional: Connie Shoemaker Newsletter Award Category I Connecticut: Leslie Flowers Alaska: DeAnn Moore Arkansas: David Warren Honorable Mention: (not awarded) Delaware: Elizabeth Eggleston Arizona: Jennifer Pulbratek Illinois: Michael Jon Skura Newsletter Award Category II: District of Columbia: British Columbia: Sandrine Han Indiana: Chapin Schnick Nebraska Art Teachers’ Lauren Bomba California: Susan Megorden Iowa: Christy Humpal Association Maine: Debra Bickford Colorado: Rachael Delaney Kansas: (not awarded) Newsletter Award Category II Maryland: Rachel Valsing Hawaii: Diane Fell Michigan: Tricia Erickson Honorable Mention: Washington Massachusetts: Patty Bode Idaho: Jerry Hendershot Minnesota: Nichole Hahn Art Education Association New Hampshire: Michael Ariel Montana: Cortni Harant Missouri: (not awarded) Newsletter Award Category III: New Jersey: Helene Boedart Nevada: Malaynia Wick Nebraska: Jennifer Bockerman Florida Art Education Association New York: Robert Wood Oregon: Michael Dodson New Mexico: Cinamon Gentry Newsletter Award Category III Honorable Mention: New York Overseas Art Educator: Utah: Randal Marsh North Dakota: (not awarded) (not awarded) State Art Teachers Association Washington: Jessica Holloway Ohio: Randall Robart Pennsylvania: Leslie Gates Wyoming: Shari Kumer Oklahoma: Ranell Zurmehly Website Award: Florida Art Rhode Island: Susanne Suprock Education Association South Dakota: John LeBoeuf Vermont: Jonathan Silverman Website Award Honorable Mention: Southeastern Region Texas: Tim Lowke West Virginia: Sandra Cress Virginia Art Education Association Art Educator Awardees Wisconsin: Jodi Brzezinski Center / Meeting Room 3B / Level 3 Regional: Vicky Miley Alabama: Mary Jane Coker Florida: Barbara Davis Georgia: Sondra Palmer Kentucky: Jennifer Bruton Sims Louisiana: Junelyn Brown Mississippi: Renna Moore North Carolina: Wendy Bryant-Motley South Carolina: Joshua Powell Tennessee: Tina Atkinson Virginia: Sarah Matthews NAEA 2018 EXHIBIT HALL

EXHIBITORS BY PRODUCT AND SERVICE

Booth numbers indicate location in Exhibit Hall. CERAMIC PRODUCTS CURRICULUM PHOTOGRAPHY (KILNS, POTTER’S Academy of Art University / 204 Academy of Art University / 204 Art Image Publications / 828 California College of the Arts / 722 ART FURNITURE/ WHEELS, CLAY) Arts & Activities Magazine / 312 PORTFOLIOS California College of the Arts / 722 Artsonia / 801 POSTERS/ART bulb Digital Portfolios / 425 California College of the Arts / 722 California College of the Arts / 722 COLLEGE/ Davis Publications, Inc. / 500 PRINTS UNIVERSITY Oogie Art / 804 American Ceramic Society/Ceramic ART MATERIALS/ Pop Culture Classroom / 605 Arts Network / 521 PROGRAMS Scholastic Inc. / 508 Art Image Publications / 828 SUPPLIES Academy of Art University / 204 Himapan Treasures / 631 California College of the Arts / 722 School Mate Publishing / 617 Art Center College of Design / 713 Students Rebuild / 620 Scholastic Inc. / 508 Chroma, Inc. / 421 California College of the Arts / 722 School Mate Publishing / 617 Gelpress, by Polygel / 907 Terra Forma Cards / 629 Cleveland Institute of Art / 706 University Child Development General Pencil Company / 420 College for Creative Studies / 723 Kolormondo / 812 School / 813 SOFTWARE Columbus College of Art & Design YMM Art Space / 301 Artsonia / 801 Liquitex / 818 / 714 Maped Helix USA / 212 Maine College of Art / 724 Marabu Creative Colours / 215 Marist College / 217 DVDS/CD-ROMS TEXTBOOKS Pop Culture Classroom / 605 Oogie Art / 804 American Ceramic Society/Ceramic American Ceramic Society/Ceramic Reeves / 816 Otis College of Art + Design / 718 Arts Network / 521 Arts Network / 521 Schacht Spindle Company / 321 Pacific Northwest College of Art / 705 Art Image Publications / 828 Terra Forma Cards / 629 Rhode Island School of Design / 702 FUNDRAISING Davis Publications, Inc. / 500 Trussart Designs / 829 Ringling College of Art + Design / 328 Art to Remember / 506 Oogie Art / 804 Wuxi Phoenix Artist School of the Museum of Fine Arts at Artsonia / 801 YMM Art Space / 301 Materials Co. / 819 Tufts University / 720 Square 1 Art / 520 School of the Visual Arts / 704 ART TRAVEL The Art Institutes / 309 OTHER Explorica / 216 The Ohio State University Department Art Image Publications / 828 YMM Art Space / 301 of Arts Administration, Education & Arts & Activities Magazine / 312 Policy / 729 bulb Digital Portfolios / 425 Vermont College of Fine Arts / 919 California College of the Arts / 722 YMM Art Space / 301 Himapan Treasures / 631 Oogie Art / 804 School Mate Publishing / 617 The Art of Education / 800 University Child Development School / 813 YMM Art Space / 301

ART MATERIALS GIVEAWAY SATURDAY, MARCH 24, AT 1:00 PM YOU MUST BE PRESENT TO WIN! Fill out this ticket and drop it into the tumbler in the YAM Museum (Booth 328) in the Exhibit Hall, where the drawing will take place as well.

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School EXHIBITS, ARTWORK, EXHIBITORS BY LEARNING LABS, AND NEW PRODUCT AND SERVICE PRODUCTS TO EXPLORE AND TRY OUT! EXHIBITORS ARE LOCATED ON LEVEL 4 OF THE CENTER.

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Crayola, LLC / 807 Golden Artist Colors / 901 Dominique Young Patricia Pirrone EXHIBITORS AND 610-253-6272 x4365 607-847-7651 CONTACTS dyoung@crayola.com Half Price Books / 325 Crescent Cardboard / 902 John Ferguson Jack Dempsey 210-307-9068 Booth numbers indicate location in 847-419-3477 Himapan Treasures / 631 Exhibit Hall. Davis Publications, Inc. / 500 Brent Burrow Academy of Art University / 204 Lindsey Proulx 682-433-2854 Balloon Art Brigade / 219 508-754-7201 [email protected] Salomeh Ghanaei Addi Somekh [email protected] www.facebook.com/ 415-618-8843 323-359-5322 www.davisart.com himapantreasures/ [email protected] Blick Art Materials / 505 www.academyart.edu Deflecto / 316 Jack Richeson & Company / 313 Linda Carter ACIS Educational Tours / 213 Chris Grow Michael Richeson 309-341-5711 317-849-9555 920-738-0744 James Glavin Bulb Digital Portfolios / 425 617-958-9560 Diversified Woodcrafts / 422 Kolormondo / 812 Aaron Sever [email protected] Julie Ryno Nicoline Kinch 214-558-9909 920-842-2136 +46707770335 Activa Products / 928 [email protected] Breighanne Eggert Dixon Ticonderoga Co. / 206 [email protected] California College of the Arts / Traci Worrell www.kolormondo.com 903-938-2224 722 AICAD / 701 800-824-943-0139 Laguna College of Art and Arnold Icasiano Design / 709 LeeAnn Adams 415-703-9529 Duncan Enterprises / 407 401-270-5991 Briana Gonzales Christopher Brown [email protected] 949-376-6000 x223 AMACO/brent / 515 cca.edu 559-294-3327 www.ilovetocreate.com Liquitex / 818 Elaine Gardner California Institute of the Arts 317-244-6871 Ed Hoy’s International / 324 Jennifer Simon (CalArts) / 719 732-394-5447 Westley Garcia Wendy Drane American Ceramic Society/ [email protected] 661-545-2787 800-323-5668 Ceramic Arts Network / 521 www.liquitex.com Holly Goring Chroma, Inc. / 421 Emily Carr University of Art & 614-895-4213 Design / 717 Lowell Milken Center for Unsung Kathryn Betz Heroes / 318 [email protected] 717-626-8866 Kevin Bird 604-844-3820 Sonia Lowman Armadillo/PanPastel / 406 [email protected] 310-570-4744 Bernadette Ward www.chromaonline.com Explorica / 216 484-646-9900 Kelli Smith Maine College of Art / 724 Clay House Art LLC / 912 Liam Sullivan Philip Chun 888-310-712-0468 Art Center College of Design / 713 207-699-5037 415-806-7445 [email protected] David Salow [email protected] 626-396-2324 Cleveland Institute of Art / 706 Faber-Castell / 201 meca.edu [email protected] Jonathan Wehner Christa Trivisonno 216-643-4660 Maped Helix USA / 212 Art Image Publications / 828 216-421-7418 630-439-2000 Magalie Boulerice www.cia.edu FIDM/Fashion Institute of Design [email protected] 800-361-2598 College for Creative Studies / 723 and Merchandising / 814 www.maped.com [email protected] Susan Enright Stephen McDowell artimagepublications.com 800-262-3436 Marabu Creative Colours / 215 313-664-7427 Mary Wruck Art to Remember / 506 senright@collegeforcreativestudies. Fresh Films / 905 888-253-2778 Kelly DeNeal edu Deborah Kraft 317-826-7087 www.collegeforcreativestudies.edu 309-794-8626 Marist College / 217 www.dreamingtreefilms.com Alex Tom Arts & Activities Magazine / 312 Columbus College of Art & Design 845-575-3019 Maryellen Bridge / 714 Gel Press, by Polygel / 907 [email protected] 858-605-0200 Jean Hester Sally Lynn MacDonald [email protected] 614-222-3463 203-364-7629 Mark Kistler / 317 artsandactivities.com [email protected] [email protected] Mark Kistler 888-837-2933 Artsonia / 801 Copic Markers by Imagination www.gelpress.com Jim Meyers International Inc. / 613 Gelli Arts LLC / 408 Massachusetts College of Art & 224-538-5040 Cathy Davidson Lou Ann Gleason Design / 715 [email protected] 541-684-0013 267-457-3119 Lauren Wilshusen 617-879-7226 www.artsonia.com Cornish College of the Arts / 712 General Pencil Company / 420 Artstor / 619 Sharon Starling Ingrid Abberton Mayco / 207 Marie Luongo 206-726-5017 650-369-4889 Bob Moreni 646-884-5923 [email protected] 614-675-2034 MD Enterprises/Pro Panels / 320 Rocky Mountain College of Arts & Shimpo Ceramics / 412 Trussart Designs / 829 Mark Burris Design / 914 Karen Wise David Trussart 800-525-4159 William Sheehan 800-237-7079 415-779-6631 Minneapolis College of Art & 720-334-6053 Skutt / 401 [email protected] Design / 716 Royal & Langnickel Brush Mfg. Ron Kieling www.trussartdesigns.com Kris Musto / 825 503-720-6911 United Art and Education / 314 612-874-3763 Michael Harbridge Spectrum Glazes / 416 Jen Deaton NASCO / 820 715-281-2787 Richard Arnfield 800-322-3247 Kristina Bakke Sakura of America / 524 416-747-8310 University Child Development 608-931-3741 Julia Reed Speedball Art Products / 806 School / 813 National Gallery of Art / 307 510-475-8880 Melisa Sorenson Jake Cutone Leo J. Kasun San Francisco Art Institute / 721 704-978-4198 206-547-8237 202-842-6280 Katie Marshall Square 1 Art / 520 U.S. Mint New Hampshire Institute of Art 415-749-4524 Becky Bevers Tracy Scelzo / 728 [email protected] 888-332-3294 202-354-6794 Jonathan Lindsay Sargent Art / 621 [email protected] Vermont College of Fine Arts / 603-836-2575 Bhakti Oza www.square1art.com 919 Oogie Art Portfolio Prep & College 570-424-3596 Strathmore Artist Papers / 917 Tim Simard Counseling / 804 Sax/School Specialty / 413 Barb Faro 802-828-8804 Wook Choi Joel Eros 312-391-2402 Wuxi Phoenix Artist Materials 551-574-0533 678-823-5125 Students Rebuild / 620 Co. / 819 www.oogieart.com SCAD/Savannah College of Art Valerie Sloane Judy Chen Otis College of Art + Design / 718 and Design / 601 206-724-5525 +86 0510 85606202 Yoi Tanaka Gayler Amber Ylisto [email protected] [email protected] www.phoenix-arts.com 310-846-2577 912-525-5162 Success Academy Charter www.otis.edu Schacht Spindle Company / 321 Schools / 909 YMM Art Space / 301 Pacific Northwest College of Jane Patrick Katie McDonalad Doria Jiang Art / 705 303-442-3212 New York, NY 202-413-0735 Tyler Mackie [email protected] Scholastic Art & Writing Awards Taylor and Francis / 900 www.ymmart.com 503-819-2837 / 522 Alec Selwyn [email protected] Alana Benoit 215-606-4199 www.pnca.edu/ 212-343-6415 [email protected] Pacon Corporation / 913 Scholastic Inc. / 508 Terra Forma Cards / 629 Jessica Heinz Kimone Johnson Michael Warren 920-750-6726 212-343-4536 214-755-3897 Parsons School of Design / 700 School Mate Publishing / 617 [email protected] Erin Stine Darin Meseure terraformacards.com 646-812-0819 308-698-6238 The Art Institutes / 309 [email protected] [email protected] Amanda Sims Pop Culture Classroom / 605 www.schoolmatepublishing.com 412-918-2514 Illya Kowalchuk School of the Art Institute of [email protected] 303-325-1236 Chicago / 707 The Art of Education / 800 i.kowalchuk@popcultureclassroom. David Murray Jessica Balsley org 312-629-6125 515-650-3198 classroom.popcultureclassroom.org [email protected] [email protected] Reeves / 816 School of the Museum of Fine The Ohio State University Jennifer Simon Arts at Tufts University / 720 Department of Arts 732-394-5447 Angela Jones Administration, Education & [email protected] 617-627-0014 Policy / 729 www.myreeves.com/ [email protected] Lauren Pace Rhode Island School of Design School of the Visual Arts / 704 614-292-4123 / 702 Jon Nutting [email protected] Lucy Bourgeault 212-592-2425 aaep.osu.edu/about/programs/ 401-454-6304 [email protected] online-ma-art-education [email protected] Triarco Arts & Crafts / 200 www.risd.edu Seattle Pottery Supply, Inc. / 225 James Lunz Tamara B Ringling College of Art & Design 206-587-0570 763-551-2109 / 708 Holly Siegling 941-309-0186 [email protected] FLOOR PLANS

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To Two Union Square Int’l. Meeting Place NAEA REGISTRATION NAEA BOOKSTORE 416 LEVEL 4 W 400 Open FE 11 12 WSCC Use To Level 3 FE M /Fro FE m M Skybridge Lobby

FE W 4E 10

FE FE To Atrium Lobby 76 Skybridge 401 Lobby 4C-4 4C-3 To $ Skybridge Galleria Open 4D

Levels 1 to 4 4C To /Fro 6 4C-1 4C-2 FE m

W DOWN W FE

1 FE

FE FE

M North ServiceCorridor

M 2 To/From Level 6 454

FE FE Pike Street(Below) M WM Deli UP Solera DOWN 4B 4F FE The Conference FE FE To/From Center South ServiceCorridor FE EXHIBIT HALL 439 Ellis Plaza Atrium Lobby W FE

UP 438 DOWN N-1 N-2 FE FE FE 4A FE Loading Dock MW Truck Bridge North

FE Grill 4 To/From Levels5&6 Grand Staircase FE Waterfall Suite FE WSCC Use 5 3

South Loading Truck Ramp To Hubbell PlaceDock FLOOR PLANS

CONVENTION CENTER LEVEL 6

Service Service FE FE Service FE Service FE FE FE 3 5 4

6E 6C 6B 6A

Kitchen 10

610 605 618 617 M W MW 609 606 604 FE 619 616 611

620 615 612 608 607 603 602

6E Lobby FE 614 613 657 FE 4 m Suite C Suite A FE M W 601* /Fro 6ABC Lobby Terrace

Level 12 To FE 67 To/From Level 4

To/From Levels 4 & 5 Galleria Atrium Lobby (Below) (Below) SHERATON

FLOOR 2

FLOOR 3

FLOOR 4