The Often Highly Sensitive Nature of Artists
Author Pearl S. Buck once said, “The truly creative mind in any field is no more than this: A human creature born abnormally, inhumanly sensitive.” Can
January 20, 2020
Author Pearl S. Buck once said, “The truly creative mind in any field is no more than this: A human creature born abnormally, inhumanly sensitive.” Can
If you’ve ever wondered what arts integration education looks like, you’re not alone. Sure, it’s something that educators at arts academy middle and high schools
The end of the year is winding down. But the advanced acting students at Arts Academy in the Woods in Fraser, Michigan, are gearing up
As a blogger for Arts Academy in the Woods, this is a topic that’s close to my heart. So for this post, I’ll speak from
Being a teenager is tough. Being a lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, or questioning/queer (LGBTQ) youth is much more than just tough. It can be dangerous.
Nobody is born a racist. Children only begin to recognize difference in skin color and other physical traits around the age of 3. By the
Is it possible that the skills mastered in arts education could be transferrable to other areas of the curriculum? It certainly seems that way. But
Creativity has always been a key part of being human. 40,000 years ago, people were making art. Of course, this said “art” consisted mostly of
Every year, Randy Cohen compiles a list of the top ten reasons to support the arts for that given year. 2019 has been no different.
Any educator worth his or her salt wants their students to be successful in life. So they work hard imparting to their students the knowledge