Teacher Workshops
This program invites local, regional and future teachers to learn more about the connections that can be made between contemporary art and traditional curriculum. During each workshop you will explore the exhibitions with our Education staff, participate in hands-on activities and take home lesson plans and other tools for classroom use. This popular program is great for networking and teacher training, development and continuing education as participants can earn CEUs. Bonus: each workshop includes delicious snacks and refreshments!
Teacher Workshops are FREE to teachers and education students, but space is limited and reservations are required. Please scroll down to see the full schedule.
RSVP: 513.345.8419 tours@contemporaryartscenter.org
Patterns of Identity: Mixed Media Explorations
Monday, December 19
6-8pm
The traditional techniques, lush patterns and poetic imagery of Realms of Intimacy: Miniaturist Practice from Pakistan become a starting point in an artistic journey of personal narrative and imagery. Join artist and SCPA Visual Art Teacher Alice Pixley Young as she leads you on an exploration of this exhibition using mixed media.
Seeing Cincinnati Architecture
Monday, FEburary 20
6-8pm
The city of Cincinnati is an overlooked treasure trove of architecture. Everyday we pass by nuggets of architectural wonder without consideration. We simply accept these structures as instruments of shelter, and neglect the historical and stylistic lessons they have to offer. This workshop will offer a general history of Cincinnati Architecture and history, an understanding of architectural elements and styles, and methods of translating this information to art students of various ages.
Professor Shawnee Turner holds an MA in Art History and currently teaches multiple art history courses, including History of Architecture and Interior Design; taught Pre-K and K art for 1.5 years.
Making a Spectacle: Music Video as Art
Monday, APRIL 2
6-8pm
Music videos are often overlooked as important aspects of modern art- despite the fact they have an enormous influence on pop culture, music, cinema, fashion, advertising and photography. Join local artist and Harrison High School art educator, Pam Kravetz and Jen Edwards as they help you explore concepts of music videos with our exhibition Spectacle: The Music Video. Exploring the themes of identity and imagined realities, that are key to music videos, by using technology in your classroom.