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Discover the art of stained glass in this inspiring workshop! You’ll learn the tools, materials, and techniques essential for creating stunning displays. Together, we’ll collaborate on a meaningful project that will shine at the NAHS auction. This hands-on experience will empower you to embrace your creativity and become comfortable working with glass. All tools and materials will be provided, and there’s no fee to join.
Friday October 23, 2026 10:00am - 11:50am EDT Heathcote2 10th St, Augusta, GA 30901
Join Jeff Bostic and learn how your school can become an Artome Art Ambassador school. This is a community-focused program that places student artwork on public display in local businesses, medical facilities, and community centers.
How the Program Works Beyond the Hallway: The program moves student art out of school buildings and into local spaces where families and community members can enjoy it. No Upfront Cost: Participating in the program is currently free for schools. Fundraising Potential: It serves as a meaningful way to help raise funds for school art programs while giving young artists public recognition
Inspired by the work of Nick Cave, participants will explore how sculpture, sound, and personal expression can amplify student voice and help students make their mark. Attendees will learn about Cave's Sound Suits, examine classroom connections to identity and self-expression, and create a miniature Sound Suit sculpture using mixed-media materials while experiencing a lesson that can be adapted for a variety of grade levels.
Workshop activities include a brief artist introduction, discussion of student voice and artistic messaging, hands-on construction of a miniature Sound Suit sculpture, and sharing of student examples/ideas for classroom implementation. Requested room needs include tables, chairs, projector/screen, and access to electrical outlets. All materials will be provided. Participant fee: $10.
This presentation explores how elementary students connect ancient and contemporary landmarks through creative artmaking. Participants will examine a watercolor lesson on Stonehenge and a mixed-media collage project on Carhenge while discovering ways to incorporate art history, creative inquiry, and process-based learning into the elementary art classroom. No participant materials are required.
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Get ready to roll into a fun, hands-on lesson as you create Japanese inspired sushi sculptures, using a variety of media and recycled materials! In this make-and-take session, you’ll use simple mixed-media techniques that is tried and true and LOVED by students! Leave with a ready-to-teach lesson that’s easy to implement and big on engagement. We’ll also roll into a few additional ideas inspired by Japanese art and culture to extend learning in your classroom. Don’t miss this chance to bring this lesson back to your classroom that your students will devour!
