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Art-making &Exhibitions


How Do You Keep the Artist in Art Educator?  

Remember back when you were in college?  Maybe that was last year or maybe 20 or more years ago or somewhere in between.  Either way, I'm guessing you were an artist and an art major before you decided to become a teacher.  For many of us continuing to make art while also dedicating time to being an educator can be challenging.  For others making art is how we survive being an educator.  Regardless of where you land on this spectrum this page is devoted to pushing you in new directions with your own art-making.  The goal is to inform you of opportunities for exhibits, workshops, or challenges that will help keep your artist-educator tools creative and dripping with enthusiasm.  

If you know of a creative workshop, challenge or exhibit you think folks would be interested in contact waeawebmaster@gmail.com and we will do our best to add it to this page.  Please include an image, a link to the details about the opportunities and any other pertinent information.  

Wisconsin Art Education Association Annual Membership Show, 2022

The Wisconsin Art Education Association has changed the venue for the annual membership show!
This year the membership show and the Youth Art Month Exhibit
​will be together at East Towne Mall in Madison.

Membership Show YAM Art Guidelines 2022

6x6x2022 The International Small Art Phenomenon

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"6x6 is an international phenomenon of thousands of artworks from all over the world and it’s completely free to enter.
Simply fill out an entry form and mail or deliver your 6-inch by 6-inch artwork to Rochester Contemporary Art Center by April 9 (Postmarked Deadline: International by April 2 / U.S. by April 12).

We accept and encourage all mediums (except glitter)—so get creative—and you can submit up to 4 artworks! 6x6 is hosted by Rochester Contemporary Art Center (RoCo), a small, non-profit art center in Rochester, NY.
With just one, simple artwork you can help our mission to provide unique encounters for audiences and extraordinary opportunities for artists!"

Learn more about 6x6 at 
roco6x6.org and on social media using #roco6x6 and @roco137.

6x6 Show Webpage

Monthly Challenges on Social Media and the Internet: A Great Way to Make Art and Connect to New People for Your Personal Learning Network (PLN)

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#k12artchallenge

The K-12 artchallenge was started by Arlene Shelton @smARTisteacher on Twitter.  It is a monthly challenge that asks the participants to post their art or their students' art for the daily prompts that occur.  It is a very popular challenge and often features guest hosts of the monthly challenges with crossover to some of Twitters most engaging art educators. 
K12ArtChallenge
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Matt and Laura Grundler
#​k12artchat

Matt and Laura are so positive and supportive.  They host the weekly #k12artchat on Twitter and have numerous other projects they are in volved with.  During summer they hosted the August #k12artchallenge with their #Reflect31, 31 days of professional reflection and art related to that thought.  Check out their website and their Twitter page. You won't be disappointed. 
K12ArtChat

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  • Home
    • Home Archive Feb-May 18, 2020
    • Home-Fall 2019-Feb 2020
    • About
    • Membership
    • Contact
  • News
    • Art Times
    • NAEA News & Information
  • Educator
    • Collaborate: 2022 Fall Conference
    • Art & Soul 2021: Highlights
    • 2021 Art & Soul: Fall Conference
    • High School Art Teacher Survey
    • Advocacy
    • Awards
    • WAEA Grants >
      • Hunzinger Grant Application
      • Potawatomi Grant Application
    • Non-WAEA Grants
    • Professional Development
    • Art-Making & Exhibitions
    • 2020 Vision: Fall Conference
  • Student
    • Visual Arts Classic >
      • Board Members (VAC)
    • Visioneer Design Challenge
    • Youth Art Month 2021-22
    • Youth Art Month 2020-21
    • Youth Art Month 2019-20
    • Youth Art Month 2018-19
    • Scholastic Art & Writing
    • Wisconsin School Board Association WAEA Award
    • Student Art Contests & Scholarships
    • Student Art Classes & Camps
  • History & Fellows
    • Fellows 2019-Allen Caucutt
    • Fellows 2019-Anna S. McNeil
    • Fellows 2019-Ron Stokes
    • Fellows 2018-Janet Carson
    • Fellows 2018-Bill Schulman
  • WAEA Board
    • WAEA Calendar 2021 - 22
    • Board Members (VAC)