Teaching Artists Professional Development

from ArtsWA –

ArtsWA partners with OSPI and the Pacific Northwest Ballet to build a community of practice for teaching artists working across the state. We encourage arts educators in your communities to join us for this year’s Washington State Teaching Artist Training Lab (TAT Lab) cohort!

 

Learn more about TAT Lab: https://www.arts.wa.gov/tat-lab/

 

Teaching artists can apply:

Deadline to apply: Monday, September 16, 2024

Apply to the program and register for an Info Session: https://www.arts.wa.gov/tat-lab/

 

Organizations can sponsor an arts educator:

Deadline to sponsor: Monday, September 16, 2024

Sponsor a teaching artist here: TAT Lab Core Program Organizational Sponsorship Form

(https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSco885NMR_ckusDIsPWFDMkJdbavd2XOF_3UY76Z6VJNq2Ojg/viewform)

 

Nominate a teaching artist (or yourself) for a R.I.S.E Award:

Deadline to nominate: Monday, September 16, 2024

Nominate a teaching artist here:

Other: The R.I.S.E. Award Nomination Form

(https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScH1HYeS54fvWr6Mh46H2YMks1AxxVslMyvyiMg5IvXilwnnA/viewform)

Self: TAT Lab Core Program Application 2024-2025: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/TAT2025

 

TAT Lab is a statewide community working at the intersections of arts, PreK-12 education, and teaching artistry. We provide workshops and resources to teaching artists and arts educators across Washington State. TAT Lab welcomes arts educators with all identities who teach in many different contexts and work in any arts discipline.

 

There are 2 remaining info sessions about the TAT Lab Core Program. Learn more about this professional development program for teaching artists and arts educators. Join us for virtual Q&A sessions led by TAT Lab staff and faculty.

 

 Wed. Sept. 11, 6pm | Info Session #5: Learn more about the Teaching Artist R.I.S.E. Award

 Thurs. Sept. 12, 1pm| Info Session #6

 

Questions? Contact TATLab@PNB.org

 

Since Time Immemorial Curriculum and Art Connections (K-5)

Michelle DeAsis, Teaching students Cedar Bracelet making

Michelle DeAsis, Teaching students Cedar Bracelet making

Jason LaClair teaching students Coast Salish Art forms,

Jason LaClair teaching students Coast Salish Art forms

Allied Arts is partnering with Northwest Educational Services District 189 through the Clime-Time Program, to provide professional learning and indigenous art experiences to participating K-5 teachers in Whatcom County. Classroom Teachers will learn more about art as an “other way of knowing and communicating” that they will be able to expand upon in future years. Additional information will be available on the AAWC website when available!

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New Teaching Artist: Havilah Rand

Allied Arts is proud to be working with several new Teaching Artists this year for our Arts Education Project. Bringing a diverse range of art into our Whatcom County Elementary Schools.

 

Havilah Rand is an award winning singer songwriter and educator who relocated to Bellingham, WA in 2018 after an eleven year stint in the acclaimed Live Music Capital of the World Austin, TX. Havilah holds a Masters In Teaching degree from Woodring College and taught middle school Social Studies, Language Arts, and ESL for over fifteen years to grades K – 12 in both private and public school settings. She founded Holistic ArtVentures in 2012 and has since been creating and leading songwriting summer camps, after school workshops, homeschool curriculum and more for both kids and adults alike.

 

Students will join her Youth Songwriter Program

 

Use this link to find our more about Michelle and the Arts Education Project: Education Project – Allied Arts

By |2023-11-01T12:50:09-07:00November 1st, 2023|Categories: AAWC Blog, Art News 360|Tags: , |

New Teaching Artist: Liz Smyth

Allied Arts is proud to be working with several new Teaching Artists this year for our Arts Education Project. Bringing a diverse range of art into our Whatcom County Elementary Schools.

 

Liz Smyth has been working with Allied Arts for several years and is now one of our many new Teaching Artists. Liz is currently a graduate student in anthropology at Western studying dancers and their connection to community and identity. Liz has been teaching for seven years in dance studio settings in Port Orchard, Gig Harbor, Seattle and currently in Blaine, WA. She’s taught students that range in age from toddlers to seniors in ballet, tap, creative movement, and jazz.

 

Students will join her in her lesson, Anatomy: The Skeletal System Through Dance.

 

Use this link to find our more about Michelle and the Arts Education Project: Education Project – Allied Arts

By |2023-11-01T12:44:23-07:00November 1st, 2023|Categories: AAWC Blog, Art News 360|Tags: , |

New Teaching Artist: David Sadowsky

Allied Arts is proud to be working with several new Teaching Artists this year for our Arts Education Project. Bringing a diverse range of art into our Whatcom County Elementary Schools.

 

David Sadowsky has been a dancer, choreographer, teaching artist and arts administrator for over 30 years. As Artistic Director of David Wes Dance his work was called “Must See Dance” by the Boston Metro and his show “Dance Pick of the Week” by the Boston Globe. David earned a BA in Dance at Queens College. David recently moved with his family to Bellingham when his wife joined the faculty at WWU. He is excited about his own daughter being within the Bellingham school district and is just as excited for her to receive Allied Arts experiences as he is to provide them to others.

 

Students will join him in learning Creative Dance Making.

 

Use this link to find our more about Michelle and the Arts Education Project: Education Project – Allied Arts

By |2023-11-01T12:41:33-07:00November 1st, 2023|Categories: AAWC Blog, Art News 360|Tags: , |

New Teaching Artist: Michelle DeAsis

Allied Arts is proud to be working with several new Teaching Artists this year for our Arts Education Project. Bringing a diverse range of art into our Whatcom County Elementary Schools.

 

Michelle DeAsis studied Native Art at the University of Alaska Southeast, where she learned to carve traditional tools like Halibut Hooks and speak the Tlingit language. For the past 2 years she’s been an understudy, learning traditional artforms from Tribal Elders who pass on their knowledge of our ancestors. Michelle also designs, makes, and sells Inspired Native Jewelry with materials harvested properly and ethically from the land.

 

Students will join her in learning how to make Cedar Ribbon and Roses.

 

Use this link to find our more about Michelle and the Arts Education Project: Education Project – Allied Arts

By |2023-11-01T12:37:33-07:00November 1st, 2023|Categories: AAWC Blog, Art News 360|Tags: , |

New Teaching Artist: Daelinar

Allied Arts is proud to be working with several new Teaching Artists this year for our Arts Education Project. Bringing a diverse range of art into our Whatcom County Elementary Schools.

 

Daelinar focuses his teaching on creating a culture of loving kindness that is deeply rooted in nature, fosters connections among humans & non-humans, and empowers children to walk in the world with confident creativity, endless curiosity, and without shame. He has many years of experience with his own summer camp programs, martial arts classes, afterschool programs, wilderness survival camps, and rites of passage programs. Daelinar combines mixed media and assemblage with natural and found elements to create intricately detailed art.

 

Students will join him in class on Nature Art.

Use this link to find our more about Ray and the Arts Education Project: Education Project – Allied Arts

By |2023-11-01T12:31:46-07:00November 1st, 2023|Categories: AAWC Blog, Art News 360|Tags: , |

New Teaching Artist: Steven “Ray” Raymond

Allied Arts is proud to be working with several new Teaching Artists this year for our Arts Education Project. Bringing a diverse range of art into our Whatcom County Elementary Schools.

 

Steven “Ray” Raymond’s life has been a fascinating exploration of the arts, both beneath the ocean’s surface and within the intricate grains of wood. With a diverse background that spans continents and passions, he brings a unique perspective to his role as an artist and teacher in the Allied Arts. With his love for artistry, and his newfound expertise in woodworking and wood finishing, he brings a well-rounded perspective to his students. Ray’s teaching style combines the precision and patience cultivated from years of scuba diving instruction with the creativity and artistry born from the world of woodworking. 

 

Join him in learning about Natural Wood Finishing Techniques.

 

Use this link to find our more about Ray and the Arts Education Project: Education Project – Allied Arts

By |2023-11-01T12:23:34-07:00November 1st, 2023|Categories: AAWC Blog|Tags: , |
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