Arts and Activities 1993 - 1994: Vol 114 Index

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ALARION'S UNIQUE
APPROACH TO OC {\
MULTICULTURAL
LEARNING VOLUME 114, SEPTEMBER 1993—JANUARY 1994
Ba Lae ooip mane
ap to learning
you with exciting J smerny
| posters and creative
activities to introduce your ARCHITECTURE Nov., p. 26
students to exciting ARCHITECTURE IN THE ART Room: From A Gift of Art, Sep., p. 20
new cultures!
Shoebox to Mainstreet, Oct., p. 24 My Special Tree House, Sep., p. 26
ARCHITECTURE IN THE ART Room: Let’s AN IDEA WorTH TRYING: Let’s Explore a
Get Graphic, Nov., p. 24 Tropical Forest, Sep., p. 40
Look Closely: A Study of Leaves,
ART APPRECIATION/ART HISTORY Oct., p. 40
Appreciating African Art through Pottery: Approach it with Paper,
Production, History & Performance, Jan., p. 28
Jan., p. 30 Winter Art Faire, Dec., p. 22
Beginnings, Sep., p. 6 Written in Stone, Jan., p. 32
Celebrating Diversity through Art,
Jan., p. 24 ELEMENTARY-LEVEL ART
First Encounters: 10 American Women Ancient Carvings, Jan., p. 26
1 (OTD )
Artists, Sep., p. 46 ARCHITECTURE IN THE ART Room: From
FROM CURRENT EXHIBITIONS: Alone in a Shoe Box to Main Street, Oct., p. 24
Crowd, Dec., p. 5 A Cool Project, Dec., p. 8
ar
FROM CURRENT EXHIBITIONS: Treasures Collage Creatures, Oct., p. 32
HISTORY through ART & ARCHITECTURE
Interdisciplinary from an African Kingdom, Oct., p. 6 Dinosaurs Coming and Going, Nov., p. 20
Video/Sound Filmstrip Programs TEACHING ART WITH ART: Artistic Drawing: It’s Elementary, Sep., p. 22
Call today for FREE catalog/poster!
1-800-523-9177 Alterations of Nature, Jan., p. 5 Dressing a Turkey, Nov., p. 46
(Circle No. 203 on ARTS & ACTIVITIES Reader Service Card) TEACHING ART WITH ArT: Lines & Textured Face...the Possibilities, Dec., p. 32
Surfaces, Nov., p. 5 Go Go Gadgets, Nov., p. 30
With a Song in Your Heart: Singing Your It Was a Great Spirit Day, Jan., p. 38
THE LOWEST PRICES
Way to Art Appreciation, Dec., p. 24 Kachina Dolls, Jan., p. 36
ANYWHERE! Look Closely: A Study of Leaves,
Bailey Ceramic Supply offers the CERAMICS/CLAY Oct., p. 40
most extensive line of name brand Ancient Carvings, Jan., p. 26 Lost in a Good Book, Oct., p. 26
glazes, tools and equipment at Kooky Clay Clowns, Dec., p. 16 Macramé: The Leaping Lizard Way,
incredible discounts. We also World's Largest Ceramic Pot, Oct., p. 16 Dec., p. 30
have the best selection of totally Magic Carpets, Jan., p. 18
lead-free glazes available. Our CLIP & SAVE ART PRINTS My Special Tree House, Sep., p. 26
fully trained staff can help you with
Heartland, Miriam Schapiro, Dec., p. 49 Never Say Never: Lithography in the
all your ceramic needs. Most
Magnolia Blossom, \mogen Cunningham, Elementary Classroom, Nov., p. 34
orders are shipped within 48
hours. Call or write for your FREE Nov., p. 49 Pottery: Approach it with Paper,
196-page catalog. Marilyn, Audrey Flack, Sep., p. 49 Jan., p. 28
Tar Beach, Faith Ringgold, Oct., p. 53 Santa Fe Snakes, Oct., p. 34
Bailey Ceramic Supply Pottery Work, Maria Montoya Martinez, Totems: Symbols of Pacific Northwest,
PO Box 1577
Jan., p. 65 Jan., p. 40
Kingston, NY 12401
Toll-Free 1-800-431-6067 COMPUTER ART FIBER ARTS
Fax: [phone] Computer [Student] Artist, Nov., p. 18 Basic Basketry, Dec., p. 26
(Circle No. 214 on ARTS & ACTIVITIES Reader Service Card) Magic Carpets, Jan., p. 18 Beyond Baskets: Natural Materials and
Fiberglass Create Challenge,
CURRICULUM/TEACHING TOOLS Dec., p. 28
Composition Symbols, Sep., p. 28 Face...the Possibilities, Dec., p. 32
Macramé: The Leaping Lizard Way, Macramé: The Leaping Lizard Way,
Dec., p. 30 Dec., p. 30
TRICKS OF THE TRADE: The Newspaper
Palette, Sep., p. 32 MIXED MEDIA
With a Song in Your Heart: Singing Your A Cool Project, Dec., p. 8
Way to Art Appreciation, Dec., p. 24 Dinosaurs Coming and Going,
Nov., p. 20
DRAWING AND PAINTING Dressing a Turkey, Nov., p. 46
Toll Free 1-800-543-0601 Accent the Difference, Oct., p. 50 Face...the Possibilities, Dec., p. 32
Barker Enterprises, Inc. Dept G
15106 10th Ave. S.W Beginnings, Sep., p. 6 AN IDEA WorTH TryiNG: Ethnic Dolls,
Seattle, Wa. 98166 Drawing: It's Elementary, Sep., p. 22 Jan., p. 20
(Circle No. 215 on ARTS & ACTIVITIES Reader Service Card) Drawing the Urban Landscape, It Was a Great Spirit Day, Jan., p. 38
22 ARTS & ACTIVITIES * JANUARY 1994
ALARION'S UNIQUE
APPROACH TO OC {\
MULTICULTURAL
LEARNING VOLUME 114, SEPTEMBER 1993—JANUARY 1994
Ba Lae ooip mane
ap to learning
you with exciting J smerny
| posters and creative
activities to introduce your ARCHITECTURE Nov., p. 26
students to exciting ARCHITECTURE IN THE ART Room: From A Gift of Art, Sep., p. 20
new cultures!
Shoebox to Mainstreet, Oct., p. 24 My Special Tree House, Sep., p. 26
ARCHITECTURE IN THE ART Room: Let’s AN IDEA WorTH TRYING: Let’s Explore a
Get Graphic, Nov., p. 24 Tropical Forest, Sep., p. 40
Look Closely: A Study of Leaves,
ART APPRECIATION/ART HISTORY Oct., p. 40
Appreciating African Art through Pottery: Approach it with Paper,
Production, History & Performance, Jan., p. 28
Jan., p. 30 Winter Art Faire, Dec., p. 22
Beginnings, Sep., p. 6 Written in Stone, Jan., p. 32
Celebrating Diversity through Art,
Jan., p. 24 ELEMENTARY-LEVEL ART
First Encounters: 10 American Women Ancient Carvings, Jan., p. 26
1 (OTD )
Artists, Sep., p. 46 ARCHITECTURE IN THE ART Room: From
FROM CURRENT EXHIBITIONS: Alone in a Shoe Box to Main Street, Oct., p. 24
Crowd, Dec., p. 5 A Cool Project, Dec., p. 8
ar
FROM CURRENT EXHIBITIONS: Treasures Collage Creatures, Oct., p. 32
HISTORY through ART & ARCHITECTURE
Interdisciplinary from an African Kingdom, Oct., p. 6 Dinosaurs Coming and Going, Nov., p. 20
Video/Sound Filmstrip Programs TEACHING ART WITH ART: Artistic Drawing: It’s Elementary, Sep., p. 22
Call today for FREE catalog/poster!
1-800-523-9177 Alterations of Nature, Jan., p. 5 Dressing a Turkey, Nov., p. 46
(Circle No. 203 on ARTS & ACTIVITIES Reader Service Card) TEACHING ART WITH ArT: Lines & Textured Face...the Possibilities, Dec., p. 32
Surfaces, Nov., p. 5 Go Go Gadgets, Nov., p. 30
With a Song in Your Heart: Singing Your It Was a Great Spirit Day, Jan., p. 38
THE LOWEST PRICES
Way to Art Appreciation, Dec., p. 24 Kachina Dolls, Jan., p. 36
ANYWHERE! Look Closely: A Study of Leaves,
Bailey Ceramic Supply offers the CERAMICS/CLAY Oct., p. 40
most extensive line of name brand Ancient Carvings, Jan., p. 26 Lost in a Good Book, Oct., p. 26
glazes, tools and equipment at Kooky Clay Clowns, Dec., p. 16 Macramé: The Leaping Lizard Way,
incredible discounts. We also World's Largest Ceramic Pot, Oct., p. 16 Dec., p. 30
have the best selection of totally Magic Carpets, Jan., p. 18
lead-free glazes available. Our CLIP & SAVE ART PRINTS My Special Tree House, Sep., p. 26
fully trained staff can help you with
Heartland, Miriam Schapiro, Dec., p. 49 Never Say Never: Lithography in the
all your ceramic needs. Most
Magnolia Blossom, \mogen Cunningham, Elementary Classroom, Nov., p. 34
orders are shipped within 48
hours. Call or write for your FREE Nov., p. 49 Pottery: Approach it with Paper,
196-page catalog. Marilyn, Audrey Flack, Sep., p. 49 Jan., p. 28
Tar Beach, Faith Ringgold, Oct., p. 53 Santa Fe Snakes, Oct., p. 34
Bailey Ceramic Supply Pottery Work, Maria Montoya Martinez, Totems: Symbols of Pacific Northwest,
PO Box 1577
Jan., p. 65 Jan., p. 40
Kingston, NY 12401
Toll-Free 1-800-431-6067 COMPUTER ART FIBER ARTS
Fax: [phone] Computer [Student] Artist, Nov., p. 18 Basic Basketry, Dec., p. 26
(Circle No. 214 on ARTS & ACTIVITIES Reader Service Card) Magic Carpets, Jan., p. 18 Beyond Baskets: Natural Materials and
Fiberglass Create Challenge,
CURRICULUM/TEACHING TOOLS Dec., p. 28
Composition Symbols, Sep., p. 28 Face...the Possibilities, Dec., p. 32
Macramé: The Leaping Lizard Way, Macramé: The Leaping Lizard Way,
Dec., p. 30 Dec., p. 30
TRICKS OF THE TRADE: The Newspaper
Palette, Sep., p. 32 MIXED MEDIA
With a Song in Your Heart: Singing Your A Cool Project, Dec., p. 8
Way to Art Appreciation, Dec., p. 24 Dinosaurs Coming and Going,
Nov., p. 20
DRAWING AND PAINTING Dressing a Turkey, Nov., p. 46
Toll Free 1-800-543-0601 Accent the Difference, Oct., p. 50 Face...the Possibilities, Dec., p. 32
Barker Enterprises, Inc. Dept G
15106 10th Ave. S.W Beginnings, Sep., p. 6 AN IDEA WorTH TryiNG: Ethnic Dolls,
Seattle, Wa. 98166 Drawing: It's Elementary, Sep., p. 22 Jan., p. 20
(Circle No. 215 on ARTS & ACTIVITIES Reader Service Card) Drawing the Urban Landscape, It Was a Great Spirit Day, Jan., p. 38
22 ARTS & ACTIVITIES * JANUARY 1994
Inside this
Art Cabinet
you'll find:
¢ Acrylic Paint
PAPER
ARCHITECTURE IN THE ART Room: From
e Water Color
Shoe Box to Main Street, Oct., p. 24
Box Multiples, Oct., p. 31
Paint
Collage Creatures, Oct., p. 32
Lost in a Good Book, Oct., p. 26
Medieval Billboards, Oct., p. 36 ¢ Fabric Paint
Santa Fe Snakes, Oct., p. 34
e Silk
PHOTOGRAPHY
Adding Photography to the Art Screening |
Curriculum, Dec., p. 34
Paint
Shine Your Light on Me, Dec., p. 36
PRINTMAKING e Block
ARCHITECTURE IN THE ART ROom: Let's
Printing
Get Graphic, Nov., p. 24
Dinosaurs Coming and Going, Nov., p. 20
Paint
Dragster Dreams, Nov., p. 36
Go Go Gadgets, Nov., p. 30
Never Say Never: Lithography in the ¢ 3-D Paint
Elementary Classroom, Nov., p. 34
Oh, What a Relief, Nov., p. 32 ¢ Airbrush
SECONDARY-LEVEL ART Paint
Accent the Difference, Oct., p. 50 P54
ARCHITECTURE IN THE ART Room: Let's
Get Graphic, Nov., p. 24
Beginnings, Sep., p. 6
Beyond Baskets: Natural Materials and
Fiberglass Create Challenge, One Product Does it All!
Dec., p. 28
Box Multiples, Oct., p. 31 Your school re goes further with
Computer [Student] Artist, Nov., p. 18
Dragster Dreams, Nov., p. 36
Drawing the Urban Landscape,
Nov., p. 26 Ch{ecjmacryt
Egyptian Sculpture Speaks, Jan., p. 34 %¢ ae
A Gift of Art, Sep., p. 20
Medieval Billboards, Oct., p. 36 Chroma Acrylics, 205 Bucky Drive, Lititz, PA 17543-[phone]
Oh, What a Relief, Nov., p. 32
(Circle No. 223 on ARTS & ACTIVITIES Reader Service Card)
Shine Your Light on Me, Dec., p. 36
Written in Stone, Jan., p. 32
THREE-DIMENSIONAL DESIGN
Architecture in the Art Room: From
‘Re a ll
Shoe Box to Main Street, Oct., p. 24 alKet DISP
Basic Basketry, Dec., p. 26 4 7 ' i INCOR PORAT LU
Beyond Baskets, Dec., p. 28
Let our twenty years of experience serving art
Box Multiples, Oct., p. 31
educators and students help you exhibit your
Egyptian Sculpture Speaks, Jan., p. 34 a | skills and talents. Walker Display's free-stand-
Kachina Dolls, Jan., p. 36 ing panel hardware is a versatile solution to
Kooky Clay Clowns, Dec., p. 16 The Way your display problems.
Totems: Symbols of Pacific Northwest,
Jan., p. 40 PA Ae Peas
World’s Largest Ceramic Pot,
to Display 250 South Lake Avenue=Duluth, MN 55802
Oct., p. 16 800+234*7614
continued on page 62 Circle No. 288 on ARTS & ACT VITIES Reader Service Card)
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