This painting of a windy day.

District Coach on the Go
27 Feb 2020 Leave a comment
in art, autism, Music, Smart Board, Workshops Tags: 02/26/20
I presented a workshop entitled “Smart-Art,” which is about ways to use the Smart Board (or other interactive white board) for art instruction of special education students. I put special focus on teaching autistic students, as well as students that were confined to wheelchairs and/or couldn’t hold a pencil or brush.
View and download the Agenda.
Send me a comment if you want to view the Notebook files.
You can listen to my original Chrome MusicLab Song Maker experiment here or a pentatonic version here
08 May 2019 Leave a comment
in 2019 District 75 Festival of the Arts, 993Q, art Tags: shading, value
This display shows the value of art: value as in instrinsic worth of a drawing, and value as in amount of shading in a drawing.
08 May 2019 Leave a comment
in 2019 District 75 Festival of the Arts, art Tags: Fred Flintstone
08 May 2019 Leave a comment
in 2019 District 75 Festival of the Arts, 721K, art Tags: mask
08 May 2019 Leave a comment
in 2019 District 75 Festival of the Arts, 751M, art Tags: aluminum foil, Ghidorah, Godzilla, monster, tin
At the district-wide arts festival, a student showcased his creations. Each is made 100% from aluminum foil and nothing else. For those who do not remember, King Giggdora (also spelled Ghidorah) is the three-headed monster that battles Godzilla for dominion over Tokyo). See Mothra? The other models are different dinosaur designs
21 Dec 2018 Leave a comment
in art, bulletin board Tags: cave art, paint drip, paint roller
A display of student cave art. Take it or leave it. But the bulletin board setting is amazing. I like how this teacher did the dripping paint thing at the bottom, and the paint roller thing at the top is pretty terrific too.
21 Dec 2018 Leave a comment
in 255Q, art Tags: agamograph
You look at these one way and you see one picture; look at them the other way and you see another picture. Pretty tricksy!
All it takes is folding the paper into accordian pleats and then drawing on half; then bending the cleats the other way and drawing on that portion. Here is a recipe to make your own.
13 Dec 2018 Leave a comment
in art Tags: architecture, Kingelez, MOMA
A recent math and art workshop brought me to Manhattan’s Museum of Modern Art. There I had the opportunity to see many models made with mind-melting minutia. The maker? Mr. Bodys Isek Kingelez.