Diana, Meghan and I all had the privilege of teaching a series of art classes through our contract with Amherst Public Elementary schools.

Hey! We just realized we've shared 100 posts since we started this blog last June. To celebrate, I'd like to share some a small percentage of the many beautiful things made in the Studio since then . These images represent ideas, problems solved and not-yet-solved, imagination, experimentation, conversations shared, and yet more work which wasn't kept by the creator but was still worthy of creation nonetheless. For those of you who have started or are about to start a new school year next week, I hope these images help you begin the year on a happy note. READ MORE

Every Art Studio intern at The Carle designs a special one day art activity for Museum guests with the guidance and assistance of the Studio Educators. Aiyi, one of our recent interns, hosted a special Studio activity exploring prints made with fruits and vegetables. Together, we sat down to write about how it went from her point of view. READ MORE

This is my second post about printing with found materials.

To prepare for an upcoming printmaking workshop for teachers, I recently created a visual example of printing with found materials to hang in the Art Studio.

Even if you don?t own a traditional printing press you can create small foam prints using a pasta machine at home or in the classroom.