Arts and Activities 2011: Vol 149 Index

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VOLUME 149, FEBRUARY -JUNE 201 1
Ellipse Clips, March, p. 20 Balls and Spheres, June, p. 42
Forever Fresh, June, p. 22 Canvas Artists, April, p. 40
e o- Kitchen Artists, Feb., p. 16
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Tools, Books & Materials for Artful Inclusion: Being Creative “Inside the Box,”
BASKETRY ¢ CANDLEMAKING May, p. 30 Hans Holbein the Younger, Miniature Portrait of Jane
CROCHET ¢ DYE& SIURFANCE GDESI GN Art Lessons For Preschoolers: Inspired by Nevelson, Small, March, p. 24
FELTING ¢ KNITTING ¢ PAPERMAKING
June, p. 32 Koons, Jeff, Puppy, April, p. 28
POLYMER CLA YWORK ¢ SCREEN-PRINTING
SPINNING ¢ WEAVING e WOODCARVING Cola Canopic Jars, May, p. 18 Monolithic Statues of Easter Island, Feb., p. 24
(Circle No. 213 on A&A Reader Service Card} Gaudi Goes Green, May, p. 28 Smithson, Robert, Spiral Jetty, June, p. 25
Georgia on our Minds, Feb., p. 18 Tokuku, Suzuki, Netsuke Depicting a Mother Monkey
Giant Paperclip Necklaces, Soup-Can Rings and and Her Son, May, p. 20
GENERAL'S®
euT ruSsTCtL edb yA rtists Since 1889 Cherry-Pie Hats, May, p. 16
1889 Integrating the Curriculum: Pop Art—Inspired Self-
Portraits, April, p. 36 Incite Their Interest with a Collaborative Painting
Is It Really Abstraci?, Feb., p. 34 Project, April, p. 34
It's About Time: Functional Artworks, April, p. 39
Jim Dine—inspired Valentines, Feb., p. 17
Lines in Space: A Minimalist Approach, May, p. 26 Making a Difference with Poster Design, June, p. 30
Miniature Paintings: Small Size, Big Impact!, April, p. 32 Worid Children’s Festival Celebrates Diversity, May, p. 13
Pollock Withqut Paint?, March, p. 34
Russian Nesting Dolls ... in a Pinch, Feb., p. 28
Tribute to Julie Taymor’s Lion King Costumes, May, p. 24 Integrating the Curriculum: Pop Art—Inspired Self-
oe pay @t at Portraits, April, p. 36
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(Circle No. 217 on A&A Reader Service Card) Assignment 8, April, p. 31
Kathryn Bloom, June, p. 13 Assignment 9, May, p. 23
Laura Chapman, March, p. 16 Assignment 10, June, p. 29
Marion Quin Dix, April, p. 20
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pa — ARTS & CRAFTS Remembering George Segal, May, p. 12
=== The Art Teacher's Favorite Catalog Remembering Kenneth Beittel, Feb., p. 14 Birds of a Feather ....and Clay, Wire, Tissue and
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eNasco.com/artsandcrafts a A Cameo Appearance, March, p. 36
(Circle No. 223 on A&A Reader Service Card) ... The Artist’s Role in Society, April, p. 18 Colorful Conservation, April, p. 38
... In Two and Three Dimensions, May, p. 11 Community Connections: Making a Difference with
Stained glass supplies and .. . ... When the Imagination Soars!, June, p. 12 Poster Design, June, p. 30
ee ..- kaleidoscope kits, nightlights, <i," ... When We Create in Different Ways, March, p. 15 Georgia on our Minds, Feb., p. 18
mosaic supplies, wiggle eyes, etching stencils, (oe
... When You Are the First!, Feb., p. 12 Incite Their Interest with a Collaborative Painting
music box movements, suction cup hangers, *s
clock dials and more. Oh, and glass. Lots ofgl ass. i605 Project, April, p. 34
WHITTEMORE-DURGIN GLASS CO. Integrating the Curriculum: Identity Pole: Confronting
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[phone] Rockland MA 02370 Birds of a Feather ... and Clay, Wire, Tissue and Issues of Personal and Cultural Meaning, May, p. 14
(Circle No. 238 on A&A Reader Service Card) Paint!, Feb., p. 36 Integrating the Curriculum: Pop Art—Inspired Self-
Clay Chess Sets, Feb., p. 30 Portraits, April, p. 36
Clay Houses, Feb., p. 32 it's About Time: Functional Artworks, April, p. 39
. Fun Stuff for Fiber Arts!
Is It Really Abstract?, Feb., p. 34 Jim Dine—Inspired Valentines, Feb., p. 17
Featuring Waxed Linen Thread
ee Supplies for Beading, Learning From Exhibitions: Soaring Voices: Recent Miniature Paintings: Small Size, Big impact!, April, p. 32
’ Seat & Basket Weaving Ceramics by Women from Japan, Feb., p. 19 On The Art Career Track: Behold ... The Cow as Art,
Royalwood Ltd. 800-526-1630 Russian Nesting Dolls ... in a Pinch, Feb., p. 28 * — March, p. 32
517-AA Woodville Rd. Fax: [phone]
Mansfield, Oh. 44907 royalwooditd.com Tried & True Tips For Art Teachers: Pottery Lottery, Pollock Without Paint?, March, p. 34
(Circle No. 232 on A&A Reader Service Card) Feb., p. 46 Shoescapes, March, p. 30
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In the January and June*Summer issues, Arts &
Activities magazine publishes a Volume Index.
Phe Index lists, by category and author, the articles that ran during a particular five-issue volume. We
recommend that you copy or print the Volume Indexes and keep them in a file or binder for reference when
looking for articles and information dealing with a particular topic, medium, artist, art technique, etc.
VOLUME 149, FEBRUARY -JUNE 201 1
Ellipse Clips, March, p. 20 Balls and Spheres, June, p. 42
Forever Fresh, June, p. 22 Canvas Artists, April, p. 40
e o- Kitchen Artists, Feb., p. 16
¥
‘farthGu
Tools, Books & Materials for Artful Inclusion: Being Creative “Inside the Box,”
BASKETRY ¢ CANDLEMAKING May, p. 30 Hans Holbein the Younger, Miniature Portrait of Jane
CROCHET ¢ DYE& SIURFANCE GDESI GN Art Lessons For Preschoolers: Inspired by Nevelson, Small, March, p. 24
FELTING ¢ KNITTING ¢ PAPERMAKING
June, p. 32 Koons, Jeff, Puppy, April, p. 28
POLYMER CLA YWORK ¢ SCREEN-PRINTING
SPINNING ¢ WEAVING e WOODCARVING Cola Canopic Jars, May, p. 18 Monolithic Statues of Easter Island, Feb., p. 24
(Circle No. 213 on A&A Reader Service Card} Gaudi Goes Green, May, p. 28 Smithson, Robert, Spiral Jetty, June, p. 25
Georgia on our Minds, Feb., p. 18 Tokuku, Suzuki, Netsuke Depicting a Mother Monkey
Giant Paperclip Necklaces, Soup-Can Rings and and Her Son, May, p. 20
GENERAL'S®
euT ruSsTCtL edb yA rtists Since 1889 Cherry-Pie Hats, May, p. 16
1889 Integrating the Curriculum: Pop Art—Inspired Self-
Portraits, April, p. 36 Incite Their Interest with a Collaborative Painting
Is It Really Abstraci?, Feb., p. 34 Project, April, p. 34
It's About Time: Functional Artworks, April, p. 39
Jim Dine—inspired Valentines, Feb., p. 17
Lines in Space: A Minimalist Approach, May, p. 26 Making a Difference with Poster Design, June, p. 30
Miniature Paintings: Small Size, Big Impact!, April, p. 32 Worid Children’s Festival Celebrates Diversity, May, p. 13
Pollock Withqut Paint?, March, p. 34
Russian Nesting Dolls ... in a Pinch, Feb., p. 28
Tribute to Julie Taymor’s Lion King Costumes, May, p. 24 Integrating the Curriculum: Pop Art—Inspired Self-
oe pay @t at Portraits, April, p. 36
ae >.
GENES Le B55 wyou" On The Art Career Track: Behold ... The Cow as Art,
© om BB Node with pride @) Being Creative “Inside the Box,” May, p. 30 March, p. 32
in the USA
> 5 Pencil Makers in the USA Since 1889
<, Se, GENERAL Pencit Company, INC.
gm PO"BOx~5311 -R edwood City, CA 94063
www.GeneralPencil.com Inspired by Nevelson, June, p. 32 Assignment 6, Feb., p. 27
ga sample pack of General Pencil Produets|
send $5 to Dept ARTS at the above address] Assignment 7, March, p. 27
(Circle No. 217 on A&A Reader Service Card) Assignment 8, April, p. 31
Kathryn Bloom, June, p. 13 Assignment 9, May, p. 23
Laura Chapman, March, p. 16 Assignment 10, June, p. 29
Marion Quin Dix, April, p. 20
ge?
pa — ARTS & CRAFTS Remembering George Segal, May, p. 12
=== The Art Teacher's Favorite Catalog Remembering Kenneth Beittel, Feb., p. 14 Birds of a Feather ....and Clay, Wire, Tissue and
a) Paint!, Feb., p. 36
= 1-800-558-9595
eNasco.com/artsandcrafts a A Cameo Appearance, March, p. 36
(Circle No. 223 on A&A Reader Service Card) ... The Artist’s Role in Society, April, p. 18 Colorful Conservation, April, p. 38
... In Two and Three Dimensions, May, p. 11 Community Connections: Making a Difference with
Stained glass supplies and .. . ... When the Imagination Soars!, June, p. 12 Poster Design, June, p. 30
ee ..- kaleidoscope kits, nightlights, <i," ... When We Create in Different Ways, March, p. 15 Georgia on our Minds, Feb., p. 18
mosaic supplies, wiggle eyes, etching stencils, (oe
... When You Are the First!, Feb., p. 12 Incite Their Interest with a Collaborative Painting
music box movements, suction cup hangers, *s
clock dials and more. Oh, and glass. Lots ofgl ass. i605 Project, April, p. 34
WHITTEMORE-DURGIN GLASS CO. Integrating the Curriculum: Identity Pole: Confronting
www.whittemoredurgin.com 825 Market Street
[phone] Rockland MA 02370 Birds of a Feather ... and Clay, Wire, Tissue and Issues of Personal and Cultural Meaning, May, p. 14
(Circle No. 238 on A&A Reader Service Card) Paint!, Feb., p. 36 Integrating the Curriculum: Pop Art—Inspired Self-
Clay Chess Sets, Feb., p. 30 Portraits, April, p. 36
Clay Houses, Feb., p. 32 it's About Time: Functional Artworks, April, p. 39
. Fun Stuff for Fiber Arts!
Is It Really Abstract?, Feb., p. 34 Jim Dine—Inspired Valentines, Feb., p. 17
Featuring Waxed Linen Thread
ee Supplies for Beading, Learning From Exhibitions: Soaring Voices: Recent Miniature Paintings: Small Size, Big impact!, April, p. 32
’ Seat & Basket Weaving Ceramics by Women from Japan, Feb., p. 19 On The Art Career Track: Behold ... The Cow as Art,
Royalwood Ltd. 800-526-1630 Russian Nesting Dolls ... in a Pinch, Feb., p. 28 * — March, p. 32
517-AA Woodville Rd. Fax: [phone]
Mansfield, Oh. 44907 royalwooditd.com Tried & True Tips For Art Teachers: Pottery Lottery, Pollock Without Paint?, March, p. 34
(Circle No. 232 on A&A Reader Service Card) Feb., p. 46 Shoescapes, March, p. 30
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INDEX Cola Canopic Jars, May, p. 18 Painiing & Composition, April, p. 54
continued from page 11 Clay Chess Sets, Feb., p. 30 Integrating the Curriculum: Identity Pole: Confronting Pottery Lottery, Feb., p. 46
Giant Paperclip Necklaces, Issues of Personal and Cultural Meaning, May, p. 14 Time for More Great Projects, May, p. 38
Soup-Cen Rings and Cherry-Pie Hats, May, p. 16 Tribute to Julie Taymor’s Lion King Costumes,
Here Comes the Sun ... and | Say, “It’s An Assemblage,” May, p. 24
June, p. 18 Visual Journaling: Engaging Adolescents in Sketch- Brown, Abigail, June, p. 33
Integrating the Curriculum: Pop Art—inspired Self- book Activities, March, p. 28 Buss, Alex, Feb., p. 18
Portraits, April, p. 36 Hurst, Austin, March, p. 17
Lines in Space: A Minimalist Approach, May, p. 26 Skinner, Isaak, April, p. 41
Shoescapes, March, p. 30 Hear Your Photographs, June, p. 44 Toussaint, Farin, May, p. 31
Tribute to Julie Taymor’s Lion King Costumes, May, p. 24
Art Lessons For Preschoolers: Inspired by Nevelson, Balsley, Jessica, May, p. 31
Birds of a Feather ... and Clay, Wire, Tissue and June, p. 32 Barlett, April, Feb., p. 17
Paint!, Feb., p. 36 Cola Canopic Jars, May, p. 18 Barmore, Karen, Feb., p. 28
Visual Journaling: Engaging Adolescents in Sketch- Gaudi Goes Green, May, p. 28 Bartges, Dan, Feb., p. 27; March, p. 27; April, p. 31;
book Activities, March, p. 28 Here Comes the Sun ... and | Say, “It’s An May, p. 23; June, p. 29
Assemblage,” June, p. 18 Bearden, Beth, April, p. 21
Beaty, Ben, May, p. 24
Cola Canopic Jars, May, p. 18 Boyle, Mia, Feb., p. 18
Learning From Exhibitions: Soaring Voices: Recent Clay Chess Sets, Feb., p. 30 Cahn, Jeanne, Feb., p. 30
Ceramics by Women from Japan, Feb., p. 19 Cola Canopic Jars, May, p. 18 Carroll, Colleen, Feb., p. 23; March, p. 23; April, p. 27;
Russian Nesting Dolls ... in a Pinch, Feb., p. 28 Community Connections: Making a Difference with May, p. 19; June, p. 25
Tribute to Julie Taymor’s Lion King Costumes, Poster Design, June, p. 30 Carter, Mary, May, p. 24
May, p. 24 Georgia on our Minds, Feb., p. 18 Ciminero, Sandra Elser, May, p. 14
Integrating the Curriculum: Pop Art—Inspired Self- Cummings, Karen, March, p. 28
Portraits, April, p. 36 Egenes, Barbara, June, p. 32
Behold ... The Cow as Art, March, p. 32 Lines in Space: A Minimalist Approach, May, p. 26 Epps, Christine, May, p. 18
Miniature Paintings: Small Size, Big Impact!, April, p. 32 Feiner, Lois, Feb., p. 36
On The Art Career Track: Behold ... The Cow as Art, Gojeski, Laura, March, p. 37 °
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May, p. 30 Hurst, Elisa, March, p. 17
‘Art Lessons For Preschoolers: Inspired by Nevelson, Johnson, Mark M., Feb., p. 19; April, p. 23; June, p. 15
June, p. 32 Kernan, Christine, Feb., p. 34
Art Works: ... In Two and Three Dimensions, May, p. 11 Lubiner, Glenda, Feb., p. 46; March, p. 46; April,
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