How did Edgar Degas paint movement without motion?
Edgar Degas was a French Impressionist artist known for his innovative depictions of movement in modern life – particularly his…
How Leonardo bridged art and science
Leonardo was much more than a painter – he was an inventor, scientist, and visionary. Are you ready to explore…
Why is Cézanne considered the father of modern art?
Paul Cézanne (1839-1906) Born in France, in 1839, Paul Cézanne’s work laid the foundation for modern art. He was a…
How Mary Cassatt revolutionized portrait art.
Mary Cassatt was a revolutionary artist known for her poignant and intimate portraits of mothers and children. Cassatt was born…
How did Chagall turn dreams into art?
Marc Chagall was a pioneer of modernism and blended elements of his Russian-Jewish heritage with contemporary European art movements. Marc…
Meet the artist who invented the mobile.
This month, we’re thrilled to introduce you to Alexander Calder. He revolutionized art with his playful mobiles and sculptures. But Calder…
Meet the woman who painted her way into history.
This month, we’re excited to spotlight Rosa Bonheur. She adored animals and brought them to life on canvas. But Rosa…
The one art supply you’re missing…
Students love creating their Mary Cassatt masterpieces with oil pastels. We’re excited about pastels – and we want you to…
Celebrating Faith Ringgold’s Remarkable Impact
Student artists use cut paper quilt designs combined with oil pastel pictures of a favorite memory to imitate Faith’s style.…
Fall Into Art – Winter Hats, Warm Jackets, Changing Leaves and Burrito Soup!
The sun is setting a bit earlier and there is definitely a chill in the air. Fall has arrived! Students…