This program invites local, regional and future teachers to learn more about the connections that can be made between contemporary art and traditional curriculum. During each workshop you will explore the exhibitions with our Education staff, participate in hands-on activities and take home lesson plans and other tools for classroom use. This popular program is great for networking and teacher training, development and continuing education as participants can earn CEUs. Bonus: each workshop includes delicious snacks and refreshments!
Teacher Workshops are FREE to teachers and education students, but space is limited and reservations are required.
Please contact: Katie Labmeier 513.345.8419 klabmeier@contemporaryartscenter.org
Monday, October 25 • 6-8pm
Jumex Collection: A Thousand Ways to Speak
Presented by Althea Thompson, National Board Certified Teacher, School for the Creative and Performing Arts
This Teacher Workshop addresses the dynamic, playful and personal way artists and students can use text in the contemporary world. The workshop will give teachers the opportunity to build texts that reflect their own voice in a response to museums as institutions—using digital technology, fiber arts, painting and installation. The program includes a tour of the exhibition.
Monday, February 7 • 6-8pm
UnMuseum: Look, Touch, Listen
Presented by Vicki Sapp: Newport Junior High School Art Teacher and KYAEA Vice President and Regional Director
Full of interactive artworks, the UnMuseum represents a groundbreaking concept in education. The CAC commissions first-rate artists to create special exhibitions and works of art that speak to young audiences. This Teacher Workshop probes the foundation of what makes the UnMuseum so special and provides a great example of how all of the senses can be incorporated into interdisciplinary lessons.
Monday, April 11 • 6-8pm
Keith Haring: Community
Presented by Mary Glynn Auer: art faculty at Fairview German Language School
In his short but prolific career, Keith Haring brought together many people to create artwork, performances and exhibitions. This Teacher Workshop will highlight Haring’s use of community in his artwork and help you explore the potential of community in your classroom. Showcasing many works never before exhibited, the CAC's Keith Haring: 1978-1982 provides ample opportunity for arts integration into curriculum.
Teacher Workshops are FREE to teachers and education students, but space is limited and reservations are required.
Please contact: Katie Labmeier 513.345.8419 klabmeier@contemporaryartscenter.org
Jumex Collection: A Thousand Ways to Speak
Presented by Althea Thompson, National Board Certified Teacher, School for the Creative and Performing Arts
This Teacher Workshop addresses the dynamic, playful and personal way artists and students can use text in the contemporary world. The workshop will give teachers the opportunity to build texts that reflect their own voice in a response to museums as institutions—using digital technology, fiber arts, painting and installation. The program includes a tour of the exhibition.
UnMuseum: Look, Touch, Listen
Presented by Vicki Sapp: Newport Junior High School Art Teacher and KYAEA Vice President and Regional Director
Full of interactive artworks, the UnMuseum represents a groundbreaking concept in education. The CAC commissions first-rate artists to create special exhibitions and works of art that speak to young audiences. This Teacher Workshop probes the foundation of what makes the UnMuseum so special and provides a great example of how all of the senses can be incorporated into interdisciplinary lessons.
Monday, April 11 • 6-8pm
Keith Haring: Community
Presented by Mary Glynn Auer: art faculty at Fairview German Language School
In his short but prolific career, Keith Haring brought together many people to create artwork, performances and exhibitions. This Teacher Workshop will highlight Haring’s use of community in his artwork and help you explore the potential of community in your classroom. Showcasing many works never before exhibited, the CAC's Keith Haring: 1978-1982 provides ample opportunity for arts integration into curriculum.
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