Arts and Activities 2008 - 2009: Vol 144 Index

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VOLUME 144, SEPTEMBER 2008-JANUARY 2009
* Overhead design conforms
to OSHA
* Lowers room temperature
by removing excess heat
in Art, Sept., p. 24
& fumes at source
Architectural Impressions, Nov., p. 30 Ivanov, Viktor, The Afternoon Snack, Oct., p. 26
¢ Protects kiln &
Jansson, Eugene, Hornsgatan Street In Stockholm By Night,
controls from
Jon., p. 34
corrosive fumes
Off Track, Nov., p. 22 Rousseau, Henti, Carnival Evening, Dec., p. 26
¢ Does not require
Power Play, Sept., p. 32
modification to kiln
¢ Can be moved
An Art History Center in Elementary School?, Sept., p. 22
from kiln to kiln
African Masks —From Scratch!, Nov., p. 34 Integrating the Curriculum: Civil War Puppets, Dec., p. 32
¢ Proven thru thou-
An Art History Center in Elementary School?, Sept., p. 22 Introducing Art Elements Through Literature: It’s In the Bag,
sands of installations
Art Across the Curriculum: Off Track, Nov., p. 22 Sept., p. 43
b(T els Art Across the Curriculum: Power Play, Sept., p. 32 Mixed-Media Collage Color Wheel, Sept., p. 31
i felicelalay The Art of Japanese Masks and Kimonos, Jan., p. 26 Museum Studies: Connecting the Elementary and Secondary
Art Movement ~ Movement In Art, Jan., p. 30 Experience, Jan., p. 40
Handwoven Bowls of Diversity, Dec., p. 24 Understanding Culture and Diversity: Australian Aboriginal Art,
Integrating the Curriculum: Artwork that Measures Up, Oct., p. 22 Jon., p. 20
Introduction to the 2008-09 Clip & Save Art Prints: Times of Day
a a =
in Art, Sept., p. 24
é Kente Cloth—Inspired Weavings, Dec., p. 30 Museum Studies: Connecting the Elementary and Secondary
Vent-A-Kiln Learning from Exhibitions: Ancestry and Innovation: African- Experience, Jan., p. 40
Toll Free: 877-876-8368 American Art from the American Folk Art Museum, Dec., p. 16
Fax: [phone] Learning from Exhibitions: Pulp Function, Oct., p. 17
E-mail: [email protected] Masks: The Artist in Me, Jan., p. 28 On the Art Career Track: The Hole Truth, Sept., p. 35
VI MUCmel MY AVAVAL01eL4lamexe)i g) Moko Jumbies: Dancing Spirits From Africa, Jan., p. 24 The Value of a Good Teacher, Sept., p. 38
(Circle No. 231 on A&A Reader Service Card) Museum Studies: Connecting the Elementary and Secondary
Experience, Jan., p. 40
Op-Art Line Design, Sept., p. 42 African Masks—From Scratch!, Nov., p. 34
Op-Art Self-Portraits, Oct., p. 30 Architecture in the Art Room: Architectural Impressions, Nov., p. 30
Paper Moccasins: Stepping Toward Learning, Jan., p. 22 The Art of Japanese Masks and Kimonos, Jan., p. 26
Pop-Art Project = Pride, Jan., p. 37 Art Movement ~ Movement In Art, Jan., p. 30
Something to Smile About: Preschoolers Meet Mona Lisa, Candy Houses ... Yum!, Dec., p. 36
WHY NOT THE BEST?
Jon., p. 38 Collage Crowns, Jan., p. 32
Why Buy Imports? Buy American! Understanding Culture and Diversity: Australian Aboriginal Art, Fish Prints Swimming in a Glittery Sea, Nov., p. 32
Conrad Presses Jon., p. 20 Fun with Coffee on Cardboard, Oct., p. 34
starting at $709.00 Zebra Scratchboards, Nov., p. 29 Integrating the Curriculum: Presidential Portraits in Pastel and
Print, Nov., p. 20
Literature in the Art Room: Barn Dance, Oct., p. 32
Colorful Desertscapes, Oct., p. 24 Masks: The Artist in Me, Jan., p. 28
Many-Colored Mittens, Dec., p. 29 Moko Jumbies: Dancing Spirits From Africa, Jan., p. 24
Understanding Culture and Diversity: Australian Aboriginal Art, Object Family Tree, Sept., p. 40
Jon., p. 20 Op-Art Line Design, Sept., p. 42
Pop-Art Project = Pride, Jan., p. 37
Something to Smile About: Preschoolers Meet Mona Lisa,
Made In America Ringing in the Holidays, Dec., p. 39 Jon., p. 38
Understanding Culture and Diversity: Australian Aboriginal Art,
Jan., p. 20
Idea Artists, Oct., p. 36
Etching-Litho
Store-Play Artists, Dec., p. 38
Monotype Presses in
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Bonnard, Pierre, Dusk, The Croquet Game, Sept., p. 28 African Masks—From Scratch!, Nov., p. 34
CONRAD MACHINE CO. De Chirico, Giorgio, The Nostalgia of the Infinite, Nov., p. 26 An Art History Center in Elementary School?, Sept., p. 22
1525 S. WARNER * WHITEHALL, Mi 49461 Introduction to the 2008-09 Clip & Save Art Prints: Times of Day The Art of Japanese Masks and Kimonos, Jan., p. 26
Phone: [phone] * Fax: [phone] Candy Houses ... Yum!, Dec., p. 36
www.americanfrenchtool.com Clay Comer: Ringing in the Holidays, Dec., p. 39
www.conradmachine.com bonling, This Volume Index is also available on our Collage Crowns, Jan., p. 32
(Circle No. 206 on A&A Reader Service Card) Web site: Colorful Desertscapes, Oct., p. 24
january 2009 | www.artsandactivities.com
ONGEE ES ES
In every January and June-Summer issue, Arts
The Only Kiln Venting ~ & Activities magazine publishes a Volume Index.
The Index lists, by category and author, the articles that ran during a particular five-issue volume. We
System That Removes - 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.
Heatand Fumes |
VOLUME 144, SEPTEMBER 2008-JANUARY 2009
* Overhead design conforms
to OSHA
* Lowers room temperature
by removing excess heat
in Art, Sept., p. 24
& fumes at source
Architectural Impressions, Nov., p. 30 Ivanov, Viktor, The Afternoon Snack, Oct., p. 26
¢ Protects kiln &
Jansson, Eugene, Hornsgatan Street In Stockholm By Night,
controls from
Jon., p. 34
corrosive fumes
Off Track, Nov., p. 22 Rousseau, Henti, Carnival Evening, Dec., p. 26
¢ Does not require
Power Play, Sept., p. 32
modification to kiln
¢ Can be moved
An Art History Center in Elementary School?, Sept., p. 22
from kiln to kiln
African Masks —From Scratch!, Nov., p. 34 Integrating the Curriculum: Civil War Puppets, Dec., p. 32
¢ Proven thru thou-
An Art History Center in Elementary School?, Sept., p. 22 Introducing Art Elements Through Literature: It’s In the Bag,
sands of installations
Art Across the Curriculum: Off Track, Nov., p. 22 Sept., p. 43
b(T els Art Across the Curriculum: Power Play, Sept., p. 32 Mixed-Media Collage Color Wheel, Sept., p. 31
i felicelalay The Art of Japanese Masks and Kimonos, Jan., p. 26 Museum Studies: Connecting the Elementary and Secondary
Art Movement ~ Movement In Art, Jan., p. 30 Experience, Jan., p. 40
Handwoven Bowls of Diversity, Dec., p. 24 Understanding Culture and Diversity: Australian Aboriginal Art,
Integrating the Curriculum: Artwork that Measures Up, Oct., p. 22 Jon., p. 20
Introduction to the 2008-09 Clip & Save Art Prints: Times of Day
a a =
in Art, Sept., p. 24
é Kente Cloth—Inspired Weavings, Dec., p. 30 Museum Studies: Connecting the Elementary and Secondary
Vent-A-Kiln Learning from Exhibitions: Ancestry and Innovation: African- Experience, Jan., p. 40
Toll Free: 877-876-8368 American Art from the American Folk Art Museum, Dec., p. 16
Fax: [phone] Learning from Exhibitions: Pulp Function, Oct., p. 17
E-mail: [email protected] Masks: The Artist in Me, Jan., p. 28 On the Art Career Track: The Hole Truth, Sept., p. 35
VI MUCmel MY AVAVAL01eL4lamexe)i g) Moko Jumbies: Dancing Spirits From Africa, Jan., p. 24 The Value of a Good Teacher, Sept., p. 38
(Circle No. 231 on A&A Reader Service Card) Museum Studies: Connecting the Elementary and Secondary
Experience, Jan., p. 40
Op-Art Line Design, Sept., p. 42 African Masks—From Scratch!, Nov., p. 34
Op-Art Self-Portraits, Oct., p. 30 Architecture in the Art Room: Architectural Impressions, Nov., p. 30
Paper Moccasins: Stepping Toward Learning, Jan., p. 22 The Art of Japanese Masks and Kimonos, Jan., p. 26
Pop-Art Project = Pride, Jan., p. 37 Art Movement ~ Movement In Art, Jan., p. 30
Something to Smile About: Preschoolers Meet Mona Lisa, Candy Houses ... Yum!, Dec., p. 36
WHY NOT THE BEST?
Jon., p. 38 Collage Crowns, Jan., p. 32
Why Buy Imports? Buy American! Understanding Culture and Diversity: Australian Aboriginal Art, Fish Prints Swimming in a Glittery Sea, Nov., p. 32
Conrad Presses Jon., p. 20 Fun with Coffee on Cardboard, Oct., p. 34
starting at $709.00 Zebra Scratchboards, Nov., p. 29 Integrating the Curriculum: Presidential Portraits in Pastel and
Print, Nov., p. 20
Literature in the Art Room: Barn Dance, Oct., p. 32
Colorful Desertscapes, Oct., p. 24 Masks: The Artist in Me, Jan., p. 28
Many-Colored Mittens, Dec., p. 29 Moko Jumbies: Dancing Spirits From Africa, Jan., p. 24
Understanding Culture and Diversity: Australian Aboriginal Art, Object Family Tree, Sept., p. 40
Jon., p. 20 Op-Art Line Design, Sept., p. 42
Pop-Art Project = Pride, Jan., p. 37
Something to Smile About: Preschoolers Meet Mona Lisa,
Made In America Ringing in the Holidays, Dec., p. 39 Jon., p. 38
Understanding Culture and Diversity: Australian Aboriginal Art,
Jan., p. 20
Idea Artists, Oct., p. 36
Etching-Litho
Store-Play Artists, Dec., p. 38
Monotype Presses in
20 year warranty WU Teaching and Learning Strategies in a “Choice-Based” Ari
Program, Sept., p. 36
World’s Leader in Fine Art Presses Since 1954
Bonnard, Pierre, Dusk, The Croquet Game, Sept., p. 28 African Masks—From Scratch!, Nov., p. 34
CONRAD MACHINE CO. De Chirico, Giorgio, The Nostalgia of the Infinite, Nov., p. 26 An Art History Center in Elementary School?, Sept., p. 22
1525 S. WARNER * WHITEHALL, Mi 49461 Introduction to the 2008-09 Clip & Save Art Prints: Times of Day The Art of Japanese Masks and Kimonos, Jan., p. 26
Phone: [phone] * Fax: [phone] Candy Houses ... Yum!, Dec., p. 36
www.americanfrenchtool.com Clay Comer: Ringing in the Holidays, Dec., p. 39
www.conradmachine.com bonling, This Volume Index is also available on our Collage Crowns, Jan., p. 32
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INDEX Pulp Function, Oct., p. 17 Learning from Exhibitions: Pulp Function, Oct., p. 17
continued from page 63 Art Movement ~ Movement In Art, Jan., p. 30 Mixed-Media Collage Color Wheel, Sept., p. 31
Mixed-Media Collage Color Wheel, Sept., p. 31 Op-Art Self-Portraits, Oct., p. 30
Paper Moccasins: Stepping Toward Learning, Jan., p. 22
Architecture in the Art Room: Architectural Impressions, Tried & True Tips for Art Teachers: Paper and Collage,
Nov., p. 30 The Art of Japanese Masks and Kimonos, Jan., p. 26 Oct., p. 50
Colorful Desertscapes, Oct., p. 24 Kente Cloth—Inspired Weavings, Dec., p. 30 The Value of a Good Teacher, Sept., p. 38
Foil Magic ... Worth Revisiting, Dec., p. 35 Moko Jumbies: Dancing Spirits From Africa, Jan., p. 24 Unique Expression ... Through Surrealist Collage and Mixed
Handwoven Bowls of Diversity, Dec., p. 24 Paper Moccasins: Stepping Toward Learning, Jan., p. 22 Media, Oct., p. 20
Illustrating Nursery Rhymes, Nov., p. 36 Tried & True Tips for Art Teachers: Art Around the World,
Integrating the Curriculum: Artwork that Measures Up, Oct., p. 22 Jon., p. 66
Integrating the Curriculum: Presidential Portraits in Pastel and Understanding Culture and Diversity: Australian Aboriginal Art, A Shot in the Dark, Nov., p. 39
Print, Nov., p. 20 Jon., p. 20
Masks: The Artist in Me, Jan., p. 28
Make Texture the Star, Dec., p. 20 African Masks—From Scratch!, Nov., p. 34
Mixed-Media Collage Color Wheel, Sept., p. 31 Achoo! Printed Patterns for Tissue Boxes, Nov., p. 35 Architecture in the Art Room: Architectural Impressions, Nov., p. 30
Object Family Tree, Sept., p. 40 The Hole Truth, Sept., p. 35 The Art of Japanese Masks and Kimonos, Jan., p. 26
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