Using Art to Deal with Tragedy
Using art to deal with tragedy may seem a heady topic for this time of year. Especially because early June is typically a hopeful time
June 8, 2020
Using art to deal with tragedy may seem a heady topic for this time of year. Especially because early June is typically a hopeful time
Shelter-in-place and stay-at-home orders have made teaching tougher than ever. (Tell you something you don’t already know, right?) But how do art teachers institute distance
At the time of this writing, a lot of Americans are still in “lockdown” in their homes. In times of trouble, one place where humans
Authentic voice in the world at large is difficult to find these days. The birth of fake news and the polarization of politics and social
Right now, most of us are faced with more isolation than we’ve known before. This health crisis that even just a year ago seemed inconceivable
This Saturday, March 14th, young people will speak up about the issues they care about most. The second annual Bonior Soapbox Challenge will be held
Artists are no strangers to standing up on behalf of the political views they espouse. But when we say an AAW student gets political, we
How did the AAW Wildcats come to be? Last year, digital arts teacher Brett Guay had an idea to start a basketball club. That may
AAW PTA: Suckers grams will be available for purchases at lunch Today and tomorrow!!!. One dollar includes a gourmet sucker and specially delivered message. STUDENT
Are you interested in attending an arts academy middle/high school? If so, you may have heard of Arts Academy in the Woods and are wondering