About Wildcat Art
Wildcat Art is an advanced practicum course and community program for graduates and undergraduates in the Department of Art & Visual Culture Education (AVCE) at the School of Art. Now in its 29th year, Wildcat Art is an opportunity for pre-service art educators to design and implement original visual art lesson plans appropriate to state and national teaching standards.
The pre-service educators also curate and host an exhibition of the K-12 student artwork.
Our curriculum will demonstrate art’s role as an important part of self-expression. Student educators are passionate about this subject and hope to inspire participating K-12 students to create art that is meaningful to them. The program’s activities seek to connect community members and UA students in the field of art education.
Exhibition
Saturday, April 27, 2024
Theme
The Spring 2024 Wildcat Art curriculum centers on the themes of food, flavor, and fusion as parts of the shared human experience.
2024 Wildcat Art
Children in grades K-12 are invited to join UA student educators in creating art focused on food and how it connects us.
Every Satruday, March 23rd – April 27th. 9:00am – 12:00 pm. UA School of Art. 1017 N. Olive Road.
$60 Fee per child. We don’t want anyone missing out! Scholarships available.
2024 Wildcat Art
Los niños en los grados K-12 son invitados a unirse con educadores estudiantiles de UA en creando arte sobre la comida, el sabor y la fusión.
Cada sábado 23 Marzo – 27 Abril. 09:00 am – 12:00 pm UA School of Art. 1017 N. Olive Rd.
Un pago de $60 para cada niño. Hay becas disponibles. ¡No queremos que nadie se pierda esta oportunidad!