BlogIn the NewsThe surprising draw of ‘Draw Something’April 14, 2012STORY HIGHLIGHTS “Draw Something,” a hit mobile game, lets players take turns drawing, guessing objects It’s been the No. 1…
BlogIn the NewsAn Online Art Collection Grows Out of InfancyApril 12, 2012I donβt know how many wonders of the world there are by now, but it is possible that theΒ Google Art…
BlogIn the NewsEast Helena trustees adopt updated art curriculumJanuary 12, 2012Excerpt from article: East Valley Middle School Principal Dan Rispens said the committee worked hard to align the state standards…
BlogIn the NewsResearchAt Top Public Schools, the Arts Replace RecessDecember 7, 2011In the art room at P.S. 188 in Bayside, Queens, a group of 9-year-olds was busily putting the finishing touches…
BlogIn the NewsEconomic Stimulus: Hobbling Arts Hobbles InnovationDecember 7, 2011As the economy stumbles, the first things to get cut at the national, state, and local levels are the arts.…
BlogIn the NewsPeopleSteve Jobs, Jef Raskin, Apple and Why We Teach the Arts in Our SchoolsOctober 11, 2011I often find myself in front of policy and decision makers discussing the status and condition of arts education in…
BlogIn the NewsResearchFor sake of society, young minds need artSeptember 8, 2011Access to arts education is one of the civil rights issues of our time. I’d like to use brain science…
BlogIn the NewsWhy Is It So Hard To Put Imagination Back Into Schools?July 13, 2011When you were a kid, you didn’t need anybody to tell you how to use your imagination. You made up…
BlogIn the NewsArts Education Makes America StrongerJuly 13, 2011A few weeks ago, I had the honor of sitting in on a discussion, hosted by the Writers Guild of…
BlogIn the NewsSan Clemente Times Covers Meet the MastersJune 16, 2011Read the entire article at the San Clemente Times website.