My white board. That art history timeline below the board is awesome and right at the students' eye level when they sit in front. There is a lot of nude art on it obviously and it sparked a good conversation on naked vs nude and how to respond like mature artists! :)
I have an "Art Class Jobs" chart with students' names on clothespins. They are organized in bins by class.
I got these containers from The Container Store to store my students' artwork. It does the job, but I may need to put in a divider to organize each project.
Here are two supply shelves graced with a Frank Stella sculpture that my older elementary students made last year.
My bookshelf. Students can check out books for free draw if they wish.
And now my art storage room. I could have removed that wall so my class is bigger, but I do love having all this mess hidden. Hmm..still debating..
Mason jars that I got from the 99cent store for a dollar each. I like them because they're easy to wash and easy to hold with the handles.
A dish rack that I use for palettes, sponges for wiping down tables and dust pans for everything else.
Making my example for a future Kandinsky lesson with leftover paint.
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