We are winding down in some areas while gearing up in others. Our semester comes to a close soon, so we need to start planning backwards to make sure we can complete the works we have in progress. We also need to push on the gas to complete our community projects such as our Painted Piano and Empty Bowls. We have accomplished so much already with our own individual voices, creating original works of art that address ideas, and thoughts that each artist wants to express. We have worked hard on our Peace Rocks, Homes for Haiti, and even our Chalk Art Mural.
As the art educator in the middle of all the fun, I am so proud of the quality and heart that goes into everything that we accomplish.
I just finished with the State Art Conference and I am looking forward to the National Art Convention in NYC. The School Arts Magazine article that I wrote will be published in March and will be in the one magazine that each art educator will get at the NAEA Convention. The Picasso book series will also be at the convention so my illustration in Picasso Sea book will get into more educators hands too. My own art work was accepted in the Arkansas Art Educator’s Show, the opening reception is November 18 from 5-8 pm at the William F Layman Library at 420 Main St, North Little Rock. It is the 2nd Annual Arkansas Art Teacher Exhibition! This year we had over 80 entries and our juror, Guy Bell, selected 45 of these works for the show. I am proud to be able to keep creating for myself while influencing my young artists. So many great things coming up this school year. Plus, ten days in Paris in June.
“Doves in the Woods” Joy Schultz
I will keep you posted on our adventures in the studio on my Instagram- Schultz_Life and of course I am always on Twitter @joycschultz
Keep being inspired!
Our Arts Reveal Night was very successful and we will post a link to our recording of the event soon.
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