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why art?

Art is the catalyst that sets an astonishing course of events in motility.

Join u.s.a. in our mission to bring art to students everywhere!

what we do

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consummate art program

Art in Action'southward curriculum spans from Kindergarten-eighth Grade, so whether y'all're looking to teach art to a single class or a whole schoolhouse, we've got you lot covered.

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teachers & volunteers

Having a culture of art at your schoolhouse means everyone tin can get involved! Most training can exist done over the web, fifty-fifty if you've never taught fine art before.

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Y'all tin can purchase pre-cut, counted, and labeled program-specific art supplies needed for a twelvemonth of art!  We nowadays an easy solution for teachers and parent volunteers.

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why nosotros do it

leadership

"Arts pedagogy fosters brilliant, creative, and socially engaged students who will grow up to be our next leaders, parents, teachers, artists, and engineers. Their innovative ideas will shape industries; their artistic thinking will find out-of-the-box solutions for a global lodge, and will provide students with a fashion to empathize themselves, and take a sense of belonging." — Jane Chu, National Endowment for the Arts.

artistic confidence

"Fine art in Activeness not just provides an exposure to the arts, information technology helps students develop cocky esteem, is an outlet for artistic expression, and information technology increases parent participation within the school. Our students are very fortunate to have this program." — Art in Action Parent Docent

knowledge

"My class has studied Van Gogh, Ghirlandaio, Miro, and African textiles to proper name a few… I see my students lose whatsoever hesitation with regard to cocky-expression and brand meaningful connections across the curriculum. They are as intrigued past the lives and techniques of the artists as they are with the projects." — Elementary Schoolhouse Instructor

Nosotros currently make an arts education accessible to 86,000 students in 500 schools and organizations, in iii,000 classrooms and after-schoolhouse programs, and in over 30 states nationwide.

But there are nevertheless 4 meg students without access to a visual arts programme. Join us in our mission to bring fine art to students everywhere!

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the curriculum

Each of Fine art in Action's ix programme levels has at least twelve sequential, age-advisable lessons that provide a high-quality visual art curriculum. The multifaceted lessons develop students' critical-thinking skills, artistic confidence, hands-on skills, visual literacy, self-esteem, and an appreciation of other cultures.

Fine art Around the World

Kindergarten

Students learn to draw shapes, patterns, faces and landscapes past studying Persian miniatures, Japanese prints and Byzantine mosaics. Other projects depict inspiration from artists such as van Gogh and Rousseau.

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Art Effectually the World
Kindergarten

Art Tells a Story

1st form

Students clarify composition clues from artists like Chagall, Miro and Seurat to translate the message of the creative person and master techniques and concepts like contour, negative infinite and pointillism.

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Art Tells a Story
1st grade

The Artist's Vision

2d grade

Students examine art representing the artist's viewpoint, from van Gogh'due south troubled cocky-portrait to Kandinsky's playful color study while building their artistic skills in portraiture, calligraphy and collage.

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The Artist's Vision
2nd grade

Perspective in Art

3rd grade

Students exercise perspective, highlighting and shading, grade, and 3-D perspectives through investigation of artworks by Utrillo, Cezanne, Vermeer and others.

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Perspective in Art
3rd course

Modern Fine art

4th form

Cartoon inspiration from artists such as Picasso, Rivera and O'Keefe, students written report how abstraction can emphasize feelings and ideas. Projects range from sculpting clay figures to creating murals to making wire action sculptures.

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Modernistic Art
fourth grade

American Fine art

fifth form

From colonial times to Pop Art, students explore how artists depict different periods in American history by creating their own prints, sculptures, and paintings while studying artists like Copley, Homer Ringgold and Audubon.

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American Art
5th course

Aboriginal Art

6th grade

While learning nigh fine art and architecture from Mesopotamia, Arab republic of egypt, Greece, Rome and China, students expand their skills with color, pattern and perspective.

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Ancient Art
6th course

Renaissance Art

7th form

Through the masterpieces of da Vinci, Michelangelo and Raphael, students acquire the techniques of foreshortening, shading and composition arrangement. Projects explore decorative pattern and architectural concepts of balance, symmetry and unity.

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Renaissance Art
7th form

Art and the American Feel

eighth course

Past exploring the changing American ideal from the Civil War period to modern art, students learn from artists such as Lange, Lichtenstein and Hopper to express complex ideas in their artwork.

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Fine art and the American Feel
8th grade

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