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volume index & Inks VOLUME 137, FEBRUARY-JUNE 2005 In every January and June/Summer issue, Arts & Activities publishes a Velume Index. The Index lists, by category and author, the articles that ran during a particular five-issue volume. We recommend that you photocopy the Volume Indexes and keep them in a binder for reference when looking for articles and information dealing with a particular topic, medium, artist, art technique, etc. Making Kit Everything you need to create unique paper ARCHITECTURE IN THE ART ROOM Painting, Apr., p. 40 products. Constructing Domes, May, p. 32 Fun With Yarnikin Dancers, Mar., p. 24 6 liquid colors, Brightener, Sparkle, Formaticn Great Portraits Out of the Blue, Apr., p. 34 Aid, Wooden Deckle, Screens & Support Grid, Drying Sheets, Sponges ART APPRECIATION/ART HISTORY Imaginary X-Rays, Feb., p. 48 Art Across the Curriculum: Murrini Melting Maniac, Integrating the Curriculum: Hawksbill Sea Turtle Endangered May, p. 22 Animals Unit, Apr., p. 38 Glitter Glue Art Across the Curriculum: Who’s Who?, Mar., p. 26 Integrating the Curriculum: Painting Watercolor Fractions, Add sparkle to all types In The Manner of ... Apr., p. 18 Apr., p. 20 of arts and crafts Leaming from Exhibitions: It’s a Dog’s Life ... Photographs by In The Manner of ..., Apr., p. 18 3N EW! William Wegman from the Polaroid Collection, June, p. 37 Leaping Lizards, Apr., p. 33 Pre Learning from Exhibitions: Marvels of Moiolica ... Italian Let's Have a Paint-Along!, Apr., p. 36 Acry lics Renaissance Ceramics from the Corcoran Gallery of Art Letters ... Fill ‘em Up, May, p. 38 Temperas Collection, Feb., p. 24 Light the Way with Abstract Lanterns, Mar., p. 40 Washables Learning from Exhibitions: Trompe L'oeil ... The Art of Mixed-Media Environments with Animals, June, p. 20 Block Ink illusion, Apr., p. 29 Memories Make the Art Grow Fonder, Mar., p. 34 India Ink Fabric Paint Nonobjective Black and White Design Challenge, Feb., p. 42 Finger Paint CERAMICS /CLAY Saul Steinberg Revisited. Mar., p. 42 Courtyard Connections, Feb., p. 32 Self-Portrait Exhibit, Mar., p. 44 Rock Paint Distributing Corp P.O. Box 482 * Milton, WI 53563 Exploring Ceramic Cultural Traditions Through Drawing, Students Real Comics!, Mar., p. 38 608-868-6873 Fax: 800-715-7625 Mar., p. 36 Template Magic, Apr., p. 22 E-mail: handyart @ handyart.com Gargoyles Galore, May, p. 29 What's Your Pet’s Story?, June, p. 22 Website: www.handyart.com Idea in a Box, Feb., p. 20 Wild Images, May, p. 40 Circle No 238 on ARTS & ACTIVITIES Reader Service Card) Storytellers: Turning our Experiences Into Art, Feb., p. 18 The Plate as a Canvas, Feb., p. 22 ELEMENTARY (GRADES K-5) Lewis and Clark Architecture in the Art Room: Constructing Domes, v A CHILDREN’S ART DIARY May, p. 32 Art & Cultural Education Materials, Inc. Art Moments From Playtime, May, p. 36 Courtyard Connections, Feb., p. 32 Trashcan Artists, Feb., p. 31 Exploring Ceramic Cultural Traditions Through Drawing, Inspiring Journey: Mar., p. 36 Lewis and Clark Through CLIP & SAVE ART PRINTS Exploring Movement and Rhythm with Hard-Edge Painting, the Eyes of the Artist Benton, Thomas Hart, Self-Portrait With Rita, May, p. 25 Apr., p. 40 Diirer, Albrecht, Self Portrait, Apr., p. 25 Free-Standing Cardboard Sculpture, May, p. 18 aCLlneadwr iks psyuiieemy oyy K ahlo, Frida, The Two Fridas, June, p. 33 Fun With Yarnikin Dancers, Mar., p. 24 Vigée-LeBrun, Elisabeth-Louise, Self-Portrait in a Straw Hat, Idea in a Box, Feb., p. 20 Mar., p. 29 Integrating the Curriculum: Hawksbill Sea Turtle Endangered Weyden, Rogier van der, Saint Luke Drawing a Portrait of Animals Unit, Apr., p. 38 the Virgin, Feb., p. 27 Imaginary X-Rays, Feb., p. 48 Leaping Lizards, Apr., p. 33 COMMUNITY CONNECTIONS Light the Way with Abstract Lanterns, Mar., p. 40 Courtyard Connections, Feb., p. 32 Mixed-Media Environments with Animals, June, p. 20 Hawksbill Sea Turtle Endangered Animals Unit, Apr., p. 38 Mobiles, Art That Moves, May, p. 34 CLalneadwr iks Mobiles, Art That Moves, May, p. 34 Painting Watercolor Fractions, Apr., p. 20 Syp1uIveM] O)].P hotographic Expression: Through Each Other's Eyes, Photographic Expression: Brush Up On Art by Painting with 386 CRIZMAC June, p. 40 Light, June, p. 42 Enjoy the thrill of the expedition Self-Portrait Exhibit, Mar., p. 44 Photographic Expression: Through Each Other's Eyes, through the artists whose images June, p. 40 bring this epic story to life. COMPUTER ART/PIXEL PALETTE Sand Costing, June, p. 28 VHS or DVD with a teacher’s An Appetite for Design, Feb., p. 50 Self-Portrait Exhibit, Mar., p. 44 guide. Books, maps and games are Great Portraits Out of the Blue, Apr., p. 34 Storytellers: Turning our Experiences Into Art, Feb., p. 18 also available. Template Magic, Apr., p. 22 For a catalog cali: 800-913-8555 DRAWING AND PAINTING What's Your Pet’s Story?, June. p. 22 LaClneadwr iks www.crizmac.com Color Under the Sea, June, p. 26 Wild Images, May, p. 40 P.O. Box 65928 Tucson, AZ 85728 sypuilreme’o ]q Exploring Ceramic Cultural Traditions Through Drawing, Lewis _and__Clark Mar., p. 36 FORUM: THOUGHTS TO SHARE (Circle No. 215 on ARTS & ACTIVITIES Reader Service Card) Exploring Movement and Rhythm with Hard-Edge Illuminated by African Light, Mar., p. 23 arts & activities | june®*summer 2005 volume index & Inks VOLUME 137, FEBRUARY-JUNE 2005 In every January and June/Summer issue, Arts & Activities publishes a Velume Index. The Index lists, by category and author, the articles that ran during a particular five-issue volume. We recommend that you photocopy the Volume Indexes and keep them in a binder for reference when looking for articles and information dealing with a particular topic, medium, artist, art technique, etc. Making Kit Everything you need to create unique paper ARCHITECTURE IN THE ART ROOM Painting, Apr., p. 40 products. Constructing Domes, May, p. 32 Fun With Yarnikin Dancers, Mar., p. 24 6 liquid colors, Brightener, Sparkle, Formaticn Great Portraits Out of the Blue, Apr., p. 34 Aid, Wooden Deckle, Screens & Support Grid, Drying Sheets, Sponges ART APPRECIATION/ART HISTORY Imaginary X-Rays, Feb., p. 48 Art Across the Curriculum: Murrini Melting Maniac, Integrating the Curriculum: Hawksbill Sea Turtle Endangered May, p. 22 Animals Unit, Apr., p. 38 Glitter Glue Art Across the Curriculum: Who’s Who?, Mar., p. 26 Integrating the Curriculum: Painting Watercolor Fractions, Add sparkle to all types In The Manner of ... Apr., p. 18 Apr., p. 20 of arts and crafts Leaming from Exhibitions: It’s a Dog’s Life ... Photographs by In The Manner of ..., Apr., p. 18 3N EW! William Wegman from the Polaroid Collection, June, p. 37 Leaping Lizards, Apr., p. 33 Pre Learning from Exhibitions: Marvels of Moiolica ... Italian Let's Have a Paint-Along!, Apr., p. 36 Acry lics Renaissance Ceramics from the Corcoran Gallery of Art Letters ... Fill ‘em Up, May, p. 38 Temperas Collection, Feb., p. 24 Light the Way with Abstract Lanterns, Mar., p. 40 Washables Learning from Exhibitions: Trompe L'oeil ... The Art of Mixed-Media Environments with Animals, June, p. 20 Block Ink illusion, Apr., p. 29 Memories Make the Art Grow Fonder, Mar., p. 34 India Ink Fabric Paint Nonobjective Black and White Design Challenge, Feb., p. 42 Finger Paint CERAMICS /CLAY Saul Steinberg Revisited. Mar., p. 42 Courtyard Connections, Feb., p. 32 Self-Portrait Exhibit, Mar., p. 44 Rock Paint Distributing Corp P.O. Box 482 * Milton, WI 53563 Exploring Ceramic Cultural Traditions Through Drawing, Students Real Comics!, Mar., p. 38 608-868-6873 Fax: 800-715-7625 Mar., p. 36 Template Magic, Apr., p. 22 E-mail: handyart @ handyart.com Gargoyles Galore, May, p. 29 What's Your Pet’s Story?, June, p. 22 Website: www.handyart.com Idea in a Box, Feb., p. 20 Wild Images, May, p. 40 Circle No 238 on ARTS & ACTIVITIES Reader Service Card) Storytellers: Turning our Experiences Into Art, Feb., p. 18 The Plate as a Canvas, Feb., p. 22 ELEMENTARY (GRADES K-5) Lewis and Clark Architecture in the Art Room: Constructing Domes, v A CHILDREN’S ART DIARY May, p. 32 Art & Cultural Education Materials, Inc. Art Moments From Playtime, May, p. 36 Courtyard Connections, Feb., p. 32 Trashcan Artists, Feb., p. 31 Exploring Ceramic Cultural Traditions Through Drawing, Inspiring Journey: Mar., p. 36 Lewis and Clark Through CLIP & SAVE ART PRINTS Exploring Movement and Rhythm with Hard-Edge Painting, the Eyes of the Artist Benton, Thomas Hart, Self-Portrait With Rita, May, p. 25 Apr., p. 40 Diirer, Albrecht, Self Portrait, Apr., p. 25 Free-Standing Cardboard Sculpture, May, p. 18 aCLlneadwr iks psyuiieemy oyy K ahlo, Frida, The Two Fridas, June, p. 33 Fun With Yarnikin Dancers, Mar., p. 24 Vigée-LeBrun, Elisabeth-Louise, Self-Portrait in a Straw Hat, Idea in a Box, Feb., p. 20 Mar., p. 29 Integrating the Curriculum: Hawksbill Sea Turtle Endangered Weyden, Rogier van der, Saint Luke Drawing a Portrait of Animals Unit, Apr., p. 38 the Virgin, Feb., p. 27 Imaginary X-Rays, Feb., p. 48 Leaping Lizards, Apr., p. 33 COMMUNITY CONNECTIONS Light the Way with Abstract Lanterns, Mar., p. 40 Courtyard Connections, Feb., p. 32 Mixed-Media Environments with Animals, June, p. 20 Hawksbill Sea Turtle Endangered Animals Unit, Apr., p. 38 Mobiles, Art That Moves, May, p. 34 CLalneadwr iks Mobiles, Art That Moves, May, p. 34 Painting Watercolor Fractions, Apr., p. 20 Syp1uIveM] O)].P hotographic Expression: Through Each Other's Eyes, Photographic Expression: Brush Up On Art by Painting with 386 CRIZMAC June, p. 40 Light, June, p. 42 Enjoy the thrill of the expedition Self-Portrait Exhibit, Mar., p. 44 Photographic Expression: Through Each Other's Eyes, through the artists whose images June, p. 40 bring this epic story to life. COMPUTER ART/PIXEL PALETTE Sand Costing, June, p. 28 VHS or DVD with a teacher’s An Appetite for Design, Feb., p. 50 Self-Portrait Exhibit, Mar., p. 44 guide. Books, maps and games are Great Portraits Out of the Blue, Apr., p. 34 Storytellers: Turning our Experiences Into Art, Feb., p. 18 also available. Template Magic, Apr., p. 22 For a catalog cali: 800-913-8555 DRAWING AND PAINTING What's Your Pet’s Story?, June. p. 22 LaClneadwr iks www.crizmac.com Color Under the Sea, June, p. 26 Wild Images, May, p. 40 P.O. Box 65928 Tucson, AZ 85728 sypuilreme’o ]q Exploring Ceramic Cultural Traditions Through Drawing, Lewis _and__Clark Mar., p. 36 FORUM: THOUGHTS TO SHARE (Circle No. 215 on ARTS & ACTIVITIES Reader Service Card) Exploring Movement and Rhythm with Hard-Edge Illuminated by African Light, Mar., p. 23 arts & activities | june®*summer 2005 OFF -\"f0F}o INTERDISCIPLINARY Stuck on Sculpture, May, p. 20 Art Across the Curriculum: Murrini Melting Maniac, May, p. 22 Students Real Comics!, Mar., p. 38 Classpack™ Art Across the Curriculum: Who's Who?, Mar., p. 26 Underwater Wonders, June, p. 24 Markers Painting Watercolor Fractions, Apr., p. 20 200 Washable Markers THREE-DIMENSIONAL DESIGN Each set contains an equal number of red, yel- MIDDLE SCHOOL (GRADES 6-8) Architecture in the Art Room: Constructing Domes, May, p. 32 low, green, blue, orange, brown, black and purple. Color Under the Sea, June, p. 26 Exploring Ceramic Cultural Traditions Through Drawing, no.8200 - $69.95 Courtyard Connections, Feb., p. 32 Mar., p. 36 256 Washable Markers Exploring Movement and Rhythm with Hard-Edge Painting, Free-Standing Cardboard Sculpture, May, p. 18 Each set contains eight regular colors and grey, Apr., p. 40 Gargoyles Galore, May, p. 29 pink, It. green, tiger orange, raspberry, Free-Standing Cardboard Sculpture, May, p. 18 Idea in a Box, Feb., p. 20 turquoise, royal blue and tan. no. 8201 - $79.95 Gargoyles Galore, May, p. 29 Mobiles: Art that Moves, May, p. 34 Idea in o Box, Feb., p. 20 Sand Casting, June, p. 28 Mixed-Media Environments with Animals, June, p. 20 Storytellers: Turning our Experiences Into Art, Feb., p. 18 Mobiles: Art That Moves, May, p. 34 Stuck on Sculpture, May, p. 20 Nonobjective Black and White Design Challenge, Feb., p. 42 Wire Sculpture and the Language of Forms, May, p. 30 Photographic Expression: Brush Up On Art by Painting with Light, June, p. 42 YOUNG ARTISTS Sand Casting, June, p. 28 Ketchum, Olivia, June, p. 32 Crayola® quality markers have vibrant col- Self-Portrait Exhibit, Mar., p. 44 LaFleur, Shaina, May, p. 37 ors, durable nibs and generous ink supply. Storytellers: Turning Our Experiences Into Art, Feb., p. 18 Linder, Christine, Apr., p. 24 Waterbased, they are CP approved non- Template Magic, Apr., p. 22 Schreckenberger, Claire and Melissa, Feb., p. 40 toxic for school use. Cone tip markers can What's Your Pet’s Story?, June, p. 22 Ward, Robbie, Mar., p. 33 be used for both fine and broad strokes. Wire Sculptures and the Language of Form, May, p. 30 AUTHORS “Visit us at www.allartsupplies.com” MIXED MEDIA Beoth, Gina Humphreys, Mar., p. 24 Architecture in the Art Room: Constructing Domes, May, p. 32 Brown, Carole, Mar., p. 23 Exploring Movement and Rhythm with Hard-Edge Painting, Chambers, Toni, Feb., p. 22 Ls UPPLIES Apr., p. 40 Crosby, Michelle, May, p. 34 HOLESALE Free-Standing Cardboard Sculpture, May, p. 18 Crumpecker, Cheryl, Apr., p. 33 4 Enron Street Beverly, MA'01915 Fun With Yarnikin Dancers, Mar., p. 24 Deusen, Mary Van, Apr., p. 24 Use e.- A62-2 420 Fax 1-t ha — — Great Portraits Out of the Blue, Apr., p. 34 Dudley, Lori, May, p. 37 Integrating the Curriculum: Hawksbill Sea Turtle Endangered Farris, Cynthia Cox, May, p. 40; June, p. 28 Animals Unit, Apr., p. 38 Fried, Brian, Mar., p. 38 Leaping Lizards, Apr., p. 33 Geist, Sister Janet Marie, Feb., p. 20 Mixed-Media Environments with Animals, June, p. 20 Graff, Robert, June, p. 20 Since 1889 Underwater Wonders, June, p. 24 Greenman, Geri, Mar., p. 34; Apr., p. 18; June, p. 30 GENERAL’ ~ Grigsby, Cathy Murray, Feb., p. 32 MULTICULTURAL Guhin, Paula, Apr., p. 36; June, p. 24 Exploring Ceramic Cultural Traditions Through Drawing, Hauss, Greg, May, . 30 Handcrafted Pencils adeli n| Mar., p. 36 Hiller, Peter, Feb., p. 40; June, p. 40 the USA Sincé 1889 with | FORUM: Illuminated by African Light, Mar., p. 23 Hubbard, Guy, Feb., p. 27; Mar., p. 29; Apr., p. 25; Sustained Yield Cedar Wood Storytellers: Turning Our Experiences into Art, Feb., p. 18 May, p. 25; June, p. 33 Hunger, Robert, May, p. 20 PHOTOGRAPHIC EXPRESSION Johnson, Mark M., Feb., p. 24; Apr., p. 29; June, p. 37 Brush Up on Art by Painting with Light, June, p. 42 Kanevski, Tara L., Apr., p. 38 Through Each Other's Eyes, June, p. 40 Kim, Nanyoung, Mar., p. 36 Kohl, Gary, May, p. 29 RECYCLING /USING FOUND OBJECTS Laux, David, Apr., p. 22 Children’s Art Diary: Trashcan Artists, Feb., p. 31 Malm, Susanne, Mar., p. 40 Free-Standing Cardboard Sculpture, May, p. 18 Mathes, Len, Apr., p. 34 Stuck on Sculpture, May, p. 20 McNally, Ellen, Apr., p. 20 Mulkey, Mary McNamara, Mar., p. 40 @TU[SIWP,MUOP IAOCNP]AY D) SECONDARY (GRADES 9-12) Myers, Kelly, June, p. 32 Casting Shadows, June, p. 30 Newman, Susan, May, p. 32 Great Portraits Out of the Blue, Apr., p. 34 O'Connell, Kenneth, May, p. 18 Idea in ao Box, Feb., p. 20 Osterer, Irv, Feb., p. 50, Mar., p. 42, May, p. 38 [email protected],AuoAm XykeNYegr ’i A7c]]Y @aSTwSuyX,Vixdm OUee}AssYl-Nyd1 AWIDS in The Manner of ... Apr., p. 18 Phillips, Shelley, Feb., p.48 Let’s Have a Paint-Along!, Apr., p. 36 Pippin, Sandi, June, p. 26 Letters ... Fill ‘em Up, May, p. 38 Prater, Michael E., Feb., p. 18 Memories Make The Art Grow Fonder, Mar., p. 34 Sartorius, Tara Cady, Mar., p. 26, May, p. 22 o>n ydein Pixel Palette: An Appetite for Design, Feb., p. 50 Skophammer, Karen, Feb., p. 42; Apr., p. 40; June, pp. 22, 42 The Plate as a Canvas, Feb., p. 22 Székely, George, Feb., p. 31, May, p. 36 Saul Steinberg Revisited., Mar., p. 42 Winn, Mary Rose, Mar., p. 33 Storytellers: Turning Our Experiences into Art, Feb., p. 18 Ward, Spike Dolomite, Mar., p. 44 i (Circle No. 220 on ARTS & ACTIVITIES Reader Service Card) www.artsandactivities.com