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” We all know George W. Bush likes to paint. In early February, a pseudonymous hacker named Guccifer published photos of Bush’s paintings — including two self-portraits — and they kept coming, and even the art critics kind of liked them. And then the Bush reunion tour...

Let me introduce you to the PBS Idea Channel…and please, get on YouTube immediately if you haven’t watched Mike Rugnetta in these lively clips! They can be great conversation starters in the classroom, and often become those ‘tell me, what do YOU think?’...

” In an era dominated by constant information and the desire to be social, should the tone of thinking for students be different? This is the world of Google. In this world full of information abundance, our minds are constantly challenged to react to data, and often in a...

” I’m no video gaming expert, but with 50 other physical attendees and many more over live stream, I vow to learn how video games can be better understood within an art context, as they’ve been the new art frontier for some time. Why are they less recognized in the art...

EDUDEMIC “We are one year closer to flying cars, hoverboards and the overpopulation of Earth that leads to the eventual colonization of Mars! These sci-fi fantasies are indeed on the horizon, but before they are realized, technology will affect the more mundane parts of the...

The 4th Teacher Professional Development Day at the Queensland College of Art (Gold Coast) was my first real introduction to 3D printing. We had the opportunity to explore some software for creating and rendering images and then the big moment…making a ‘real’ 3D...

What is Creative Commons? Creative Commons is an alternative to copyright.  It’s a not-for-profit organisation (maybe a movement) that allows content creators to license their work and identify the way it can be used, shared and remixed with appropriate attribution. Mission...

Take a look at these Sesame Street clips and see if Bert and Ernie can help you teach sculpture in the art room!  

” Technology is becoming increasingly invisible. That’s impossible, you might protest — technology is more omnipotent than ever. It’s everywhere, and we can’t seem to go a day, much less an hour, without encountering it.” Stephanie Buck Artist Andre...