ArtistsBlogSneak Peek at Michelangelo Art CurriculumJune 17, 2018Meet the Masters art education program includes 35 artists selected for their significance in history, their representation of major periods…
BlogSTEAM Festival Shows Off Meet the MastersJune 12, 2018Everyone was so happy to see me. As I was setting up my table, I was constantly interrupted by people…
ArtistsBlogSneak Peek at Mondrian Art CurriculumJune 6, 2018“Have you ever played on a teeter-totter?” Students are asked that question during Meet the Masters “Introducing the Master” for…
BlogA Year of Meet the Masters Culminates in Family Arts NightMay 29, 2018As a celebration of a year’s worth of Meet the Masters art instruction from T-K (transitional kindergarten) through 5th grade,…
BlogDiversity & Culture Through Art – World Diversity Day is May 21May 15, 2018It is time for parents to teach young people early on that in diversity there is beauty and there is strength. — Maya Angelou May 21…
ArtistsBlogTeaching Tessellation: M.C. EscherApril 20, 2018Do you know what a Tessellation is? In verb form, to tessellate is to arrange shapes closely fitted together in…
ArtistsBlogStudent Story Quilt Art Inspired by Faith RinggoldApril 13, 2018A multi-media presentation introduced Meet the Masters students to artist Faith Ringgold. Through music and a slide show, the students…
ArtistsBlogSneak Peek at Picasso Art CurriculumApril 10, 2018Every child is an artist. -Pablo Picasso As a child, Pablo Picasso could draw before he could write, or…
ArtistsBlog3rd Graders Meet Joan MiróJanuary 23, 2018Spanish painter Joan (pronounced Juan) Miró (1893-1983) was a painter who third graders could relate to; unlike some artists, whose works…
ArtistsBlog5th Graders Meet Henri RousseauNovember 17, 2017 When a classroom full of fifth graders learned they would be studying the French artist Henri Rousseau, none of…