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Szekely, George – Art Education, 2005
In this article, the author relates the details of a recurring dream in which he and Victor Lowenfield, the father of modern art education, walk through art rooms, followed by children eager to show them their work. The scene shifts to a school cafeteria where they discuss children and their art over milk and cookies. Amateur dream analysis…
Descriptors: Art Teachers, Artists, Art Education, Personal Narratives
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Sullivan, Anne McCrary – Harvard Educational Review, 2000
Explores the sensory and emotional aspects of attention and their implications for teaching, learning, and research. Uses poetry and autobiographical information to explore ways to teach attention and the relationship between attention and art. (SK)
Descriptors: Aesthetics, Artists, Attention, Elementary Secondary Education
California Univ., Santa Barbara. University Library. – 1983
Among Mexico's most original traditions is the holiday dedicated to honoring the dead, Dia de los Muertos, November 2. This tradition combines aspects that define the national spirit. At the same time that it is a solemn festivity to remember the dead, it becomes a fiesta in its own right. Death, more than a thing to be feared, becomes the motif…
Descriptors: Artists, Biographies, Cultural Activities, Cultural Background
Velarde, Pablita – 1989
Pablita Velarde, renowned artist and lecturer, recalls some of the Tewa legends handed down orally through the generations. She heard her grandfather and great-grandfather relate these tales on cold winter evenings at Santa Clara Pueblo when she was a child. The six stories told by Old Father Story Teller are "The Stars," which ties the…
Descriptors: American Indian Culture, American Indian Literature, Artists, Childrens Literature
Lomas Garza, Carmen – 1990
Bilingual (English and Spanish) text and illustrations describe the author-artist's experiences growing up in a traditional Hispanic community in south Texas, near the border with Mexico. The brightly colored paintings of her family and community show, in great detail, the everyday activities that remain vivid in her memory: picking oranges for…
Descriptors: Artists, Children, Childrens Literature, Extended Family
Atherton, John – Phi Delta Kappan, 1986
Presents a humorous, fictional account of a scientist's secret addiction to a forbidden psychological stimulant: literature. Suggests that the polarization of the teaching of science and of literature has reached alarming and unhealthy proportions. (IW)
Descriptors: Art, Art Education, Artists, Authors
Nelson, Mary Carroll – 1971
Pablita Velarde Hardin is a famous Tewa Indian artist, born in Santa Clara Pueblo, New Mexico in 1918. She has helped revive and reinterpret traditional Indian art forms, preserving both for the pleasure of people today and for future generations. From ancient tales told to her by her father she has written and illustrated "Old Father, the Story…
Descriptors: Adolescent Literature, American Indian Reservations, American Indians, Artists