FALL CONFERENCE 2021
ATTENTION ART EDUCATORS
We are collecting information on how to host the upcoming 2021 Fall Conference and we need your help. We are asking that you please fill out the Google Form attached in regards to planning the best possible 2021 Fall Conference. It's short, and your help would be most appreciated!
Click this link for the Google Form survey here.
ATTENTION ART EDUCATORS
We are collecting information on how to host the upcoming 2021 Fall Conference and we need your help. We are asking that you please fill out the Google Form attached in regards to planning the best possible 2021 Fall Conference. It's short, and your help would be most appreciated!
Click this link for the Google Form survey here.
CREATIVITY is NOT CANCELED this year!
We are going ahead with the Capitol Art Exhibition as a DIGITAL exhibition.
We will be collecting ART and information from GAEA art teachers February 12-28 at this link https://forms.gle/HpXJKCbdi4egQw4r9.
The Video Exhibition will be released on March 15, 2021.
You can easily add a video of you or your students thanking State leaders for viewing your art and for supporting art education in Georgia by visiting Flipgrid. Here's the link to create your optional advocacy video of 1 minute or less
(the join code is "cae2021" all lowercase). https://flipgrid.com/cae2021
2021 GAEA virtual Atlanta High School Exhibition
Co-Sponsored by the High Museum of Art
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The 2021 GAEA/HMA HS Student Art Exhibition was scheduled to go up on May 31, 2021. As you know - with COVID, unfortunately, we must cancel all in-person exhibitions and events.
The High Museum will again install a virtual exhibit. Please read and follow the directions below: |
GAEA/HMA 2021 Virtual Georgia High School Art Exhibit
May 10 - May 17, 2021 Teachers upload JPEG or PNG digital images
May 17 Digital images to Mami Fondu (schooltours@high.org)
At least 72 ppi
One student artwork per High School (9-12 grade) art teacher
Please save files with this naming structure:"Title of work_Student name(First Last)_School_Grade level_"
Image taken in well-lit environment against a plain background
Please make sure image is in focus
NO WORK ACCEPTED AFTER MAY 17, 2021
May 31, 2021 Exhibit Opens
May 2022 Exhibit Closes
*Exhibit Address Live June 1, 2021
https://high.org/students/
Last, the artwork will stay live until next year's exhibition (all year long!). Every year, we will update the album on the website to refresh student work.
Questions: Text or call Renee Gaither (404) 630-5123 or email: RLGait24@gmail.com
May 10 - May 17, 2021 Teachers upload JPEG or PNG digital images
May 17 Digital images to Mami Fondu (schooltours@high.org)
At least 72 ppi
One student artwork per High School (9-12 grade) art teacher
Please save files with this naming structure:"Title of work_Student name(First Last)_School_Grade level_"
Image taken in well-lit environment against a plain background
Please make sure image is in focus
NO WORK ACCEPTED AFTER MAY 17, 2021
May 31, 2021 Exhibit Opens
May 2022 Exhibit Closes
*Exhibit Address Live June 1, 2021
https://high.org/students/
Last, the artwork will stay live until next year's exhibition (all year long!). Every year, we will update the album on the website to refresh student work.
Questions: Text or call Renee Gaither (404) 630-5123 or email: RLGait24@gmail.com
2021 All-state Art Symposium
The All-State Art Symposium Mission:
The annual All-State Art Symposium is dedicated to promoting and recognizing the creative talents of high school students from Georgia's school districts. The symposium's workshops, juried exhibition and other events provide high school students with cultural opportunities, develop advanced studio skills, and cultivate aesthetic appreciation while recognizing excellence in high school art education. Through the dynamic symposium, students, parents and teachers celebrate creativity and the symbiotic relationship of art and society.
Host: Columbus State University Department of Art
Sponsor: Georgia Art Education Association (GAEA)
The annual All-State Art Symposium is dedicated to promoting and recognizing the creative talents of high school students from Georgia's school districts. The symposium's workshops, juried exhibition and other events provide high school students with cultural opportunities, develop advanced studio skills, and cultivate aesthetic appreciation while recognizing excellence in high school art education. Through the dynamic symposium, students, parents and teachers celebrate creativity and the symbiotic relationship of art and society.
Host: Columbus State University Department of Art
Sponsor: Georgia Art Education Association (GAEA)
For more information visit the website here: https://art.columbusstate.edu/art-symposium/
Atlanta Airport
Youth Art Galleries
COVID 19 UPDATE
Summer art is still not up at the airport and spring art from last year has to remain on display. Currently we will not be allowed to switch out airport work until Atlanta enters into phase 2 of reopening. This means a 2 week decline in covid cases, hospitalization rate and positive test%. We are going to keep all of the spring art and bring it to the framers as soon as we hit phase 2 of reopening. The airport is not allowing any tours at this time. Thank you all for your patience.
Summer art is still not up at the airport and spring art from last year has to remain on display. Currently we will not be allowed to switch out airport work until Atlanta enters into phase 2 of reopening. This means a 2 week decline in covid cases, hospitalization rate and positive test%. We are going to keep all of the spring art and bring it to the framers as soon as we hit phase 2 of reopening. The airport is not allowing any tours at this time. Thank you all for your patience.
Celebrate your students’ accomplishments by exhibiting their work at an exhibit that gets 4 million visitors each year! GAEA has 2 galleries at Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport which can display up to 220 works. Located on Concourse T and on the International Terminal (Concourse E) these exhibit spaces, which are reserved for GAEA members, change 3 times per year providing exhibit opportunities for more than 800 students. While art from k-12 is featured most of the year, college students may also apply.
For additional information or details download our brochure and forms from the GAEA website or e-mail Kirby Meng or Tara Connelly.
For additional information or details download our brochure and forms from the GAEA website or e-mail Kirby Meng or Tara Connelly.
The Bernard A. Zuckerman Museum of Art
invites Visual Art Teachers in Georgia to submit applications to
KENNESAW STATE UNIVERSITY'S ART GALLERIES
KSU Youth Art Galleries
The Bernard A. Zuckerman Museum of Art invites Visual Art Teachers in Georgia to submit applications to Kennesaw State University’s Youth Art Galleries.
The Youth Art Galleries were created in 2016 to celebrate P-12 visual arts learning and creative curriculum. Through a collaboration between the Bagwell College of Education, the School of Art and Design Art Education program, and the Zuckerman Museum, permanent exhibition spaces located on the first floor of Kennesaw Hall and the fourth floor of the Chantal and Tommy Bagwell Education Building are dedicated to creating exposure for the important work you do.
We love to showcase the work you and your students accomplish!
Three times a year we put up a new show and host a reception for your students’ families. Each of the two galleries has 30 ready-made frames to hold artworks up to 20” x 24.”
Exhibition duration:
October – March
March – June
June – October
Application Deadlines:
September 15th for consideration of October displays.
February 15th for consideration of March displays.
April 15th for consideration of June displays.
Contact:
Please call or email Elizabeth Thomas (470-578-6767 or ethom142 at kennesaw.edu) for more information or to request the application packet.
The Bernard A. Zuckerman Museum of Art invites Visual Art Teachers in Georgia to submit applications to Kennesaw State University’s Youth Art Galleries.
The Youth Art Galleries were created in 2016 to celebrate P-12 visual arts learning and creative curriculum. Through a collaboration between the Bagwell College of Education, the School of Art and Design Art Education program, and the Zuckerman Museum, permanent exhibition spaces located on the first floor of Kennesaw Hall and the fourth floor of the Chantal and Tommy Bagwell Education Building are dedicated to creating exposure for the important work you do.
We love to showcase the work you and your students accomplish!
Three times a year we put up a new show and host a reception for your students’ families. Each of the two galleries has 30 ready-made frames to hold artworks up to 20” x 24.”
Exhibition duration:
October – March
March – June
June – October
Application Deadlines:
September 15th for consideration of October displays.
February 15th for consideration of March displays.
April 15th for consideration of June displays.
Contact:
Please call or email Elizabeth Thomas (470-578-6767 or ethom142 at kennesaw.edu) for more information or to request the application packet.