Showing posts with label art advocacy videos. Show all posts
Showing posts with label art advocacy videos. Show all posts

Thursday, September 14, 2017

Becoming an Advocate for Art Education

This is a quickie post, to share a link to a video worth viewing.   The video, Becoming an Advocate for Art Education, was created by New Jersey art teacher Eric Gibbons.

Eric blogs at www.artedguru.com.  He has more advocacy information on the Advocacy tab at Art Ed Guru.  Follow this link to find this Advocacy information. 

Thank you, Eric, for letting The Artful Advocate share your terrific video and blog! 

Wednesday, March 8, 2017

Movies as Advocacy, for Youth Art Month and beyond!

It's Youth Art Month!  Showcase all of the great things you are doing for Youth Art Month in your classroom or district, while advocating for your program through a video.  It does not have to be a long video or take you three weeks to put together.  


Here are some tips to create a great movie in no time at all!
  • Take a lot of photos and some sort video clips.  
    • This can be on your phone, ipad, or video camera.  
  • Upload the photos and video clips to your computer.
  • Open your favorite movie-making program.  
    • My favorites are iMovie and Adobe Spark.
      • iMovie is on Apple products only, but can be used on any device.
      • Adobe Spark is a free internet-based program
    • Both programs are easy to use.
  • Once you have chosen a program, import the photographs and video clips.  
  • Drop them where you would like them.
  • You can add text and music if you'd like.  
  • Export and SHARE. 
    • Share your videos with us! @youthartmonthNY on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram
Ideas for your movie:
  • YAM in your school
  • How students feel about the Arts and why they are important.
  • Why is YAM important?
    • Ask students, teachers, and administrators.
  • YAM in the Community
  • Students working..  They are the reason for YAM!
  • Special projects and ideas in celebration of  YAM.
  • YAM in your community.  How the community or schools partner together to support YAM.

 Today's blog post is written by blog contributor Heather McCutcheon.   Heather has submitted articles for Artful Advocate blog posts before.  Thanks, Heather, for another great contribution!

Monday, December 5, 2016

Art Stories as Advocacy


Did you know that NAEA is posting a new "Art Story" every Monday?  These videos "feature NAEA members sharing their stories of how visual art has impacted their lives, continues to shape their futures, and enables them to change lives of others in the process".  That means these videos are excellent advocacy tools!

Click here to see this week's Art Story, by Sharon Ciccone, the president-elect of NYSATA, the state organization here in NY.

Or you can click here to see the Tell Your Art Story archive.  Check these videos out; you won't be disappointed!!

Sunday, October 9, 2016

Some terrific advocacy videos for you!

I've been a negligent blogger, due to some minor personal distractions, but I'm back.  Pop some popcorn, pour yourself a glass of wine, and find a comfy place on your couch, because today, I am sharing a selection of links to some super Art Advocacy Videos for you to check out!

National Geographic Channel - "The Importance of Art Education"
Musician David Byrne and Neil discuss the vital importance of arts education

Art Speaks Advocacy 
 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wBymeUm52pU

Why Art Matters



The Art of Creativity
 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pL71KhNmnls

Creativity the Key to Innovation
http://www.timesunion.com/business/article/Creativity-the-key-to-innovation-4705693.php

The Importance of Art Education
https://www.pinterest.com/pin/48343395973343326/

Why Art Education is Important
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=98_xT1bzMRk

The Colors of an Art Room
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r-0_hu4_WqE&context=C27e69ADOEgsToPDskLPyZWDe267M1fT57XlYq78

The Right Brain Initiative 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sSU5g1Bye9w&nohtml5=False

RSA Animate of Sir Ken Robinson TEDTalk - Changing Education Paradigms


Thank you to fellow NYSATA Board member and Advocacy Committee member Jody Wilmarth for providing this terrific selection of video links!