volume index In every January and June-Summer issue, Arts & Activities magazine publishes a Volume Index. The Index lists, by category and author, the articles that ran during a particular five-issue volume. We recommend that you photocopy the Volume Indexes and keep them in a binder for reference when looking for FAUST articles and information dealing with a particular topic, medium, artist, art technique, etc. Established in 1922 VOLUME 145, FEBRUARY-JUNE*SUMMER 2009 ART ACROSS THE CURRICULUM ART LESSONS FOR PRESCHOOLERS Out of the Box, May, p. 18 In the Style of Jackson Pollock, April, p. 44 Sight UnScene, April, p. 26 Soulful Survivor Sewing, Feb., p. 22 CERAMICS/CLAY Community Connections: Bowls for the Hungry, Feb., p. 20 ART APPRECIATION/ART HISTORY Fun with Falling Man, May, p. 33 Art Across the Curriculum: Out of the Box, May, p. 18 Handbuilt Hang-Outs: Slab Houses with a Twist, Feb., p. 29 Art Across the Curricuium: Sight UnScene, April, p. 26 Learning from Exhibitions: Innovation and Change: Great Art Across the Curriculum: Soulful Survivor Sewing, Feb., p. 22 Ceramics from the Ceramics Research Center, Arizona State Art Lessons for Preschoolers: In the Style of Jackson Pollock, University Art Museum Collection, Feb., p. 16 April, p. 44 Making Ceramic Cameras, Feb., p. 32 Celtic Roads, March, p. 30 A New Look at America’s Welcome Sign, June, p. 39 Chihuly-Inspired Balloon Sculptures, Mcy, p. 14 Testing 1-2-3: The Way to Firing Success, Feb., p. 30 Fun with Falling Man, May, p. 33 We All Belong! The Tecumseh Mural Project, June, p. 16 Inside and Outside: Boxes Inspired by Joseph Cornell, May, p. 28 It’s Raining Cats and Dogs: Learning About the Role of Pets in CHILDREN’S ART DIARY ACMI approved Impressionist Art, March, p. 22 Magician Artists, Feb., p. 37 Klimtomania, April, p. 36 Parade Artists, May, p. 35 Learning from Exhibitions: American Chronicles: The Art of AquaLine Inks Norman Rockwell, April, p. 23 CLIP & SAVE ART PRINTS Learning from Exhibitions: Innovation and Change: Great Chéki, Eishésai, Woman and Child Catching Fireflies, June, p. 36 Ceramics from the Ceramics Research Center, Arizona State Giacometti, Alberto, The Palace at 4 a.m., May, p. 22 www.faustink.com University Art Museum Collection, Feb., p. 16 Horton, William Samuel, Towers of a Thousand Eyes, Feb., p. 26 1-800-526-6826 Learning from Exhibitions: Modern Masters from the Saryan, Martiros, Street in Constantinople at Midday, April, p. 30 Smithsonian American Art Museum, June, p. 30 Scharf, Kenny, Dawn in Paradise, March, p. 26 (Circle No. 212 on A&A Reader Service Card) Line Designs by Paul Klee, April, p. 40 M.C. Escher Portraits, March, p. 20 COLLABORATIVE PROJECTS A New Look at America’s Welcome Sign, June, p. 39 Chihuly-Inspired Balloon Sculptures, May, p. 14 Pushi tt o the Max! Thinking in Layers, April, p. 46 Community Connections: Panorama Jamma!, March, p. 32 Recycling Renaissance: Rinse, Reuse and Scream, May, p. 26 Integrating the Curriculum: Crossing the Line, March, p. 24 Walking Through History: Edgar Degas in New Orleans, Strong Pictures Get the Point Across: Teens Put Life (and Art) March, p. 40 Up on a Billboard, Feb., p. 38 What Color is Your Dog? Taking a Cue from Artist George We All Belong! The Tecumseh Mural Project, June, p. 16 Rodrigue, April, p. 38 What Are We Going to Do Next Year?, May, p. 30 ARTFUL INCLUSION COLOR THEORY Celtic Roads, March, p. 30 The Magic Moment: Creating Color Harmony, April, p. 34 Outdoor Environments, May, p. 32 COMMUNITY CONNECTIONS Bowls for the Hungry, Feb., p. 20 This Volume Index is also available on our Panorama Jamma!, March, p. 32 Web site: Ls with pride 4) in the USA eye GenN ERAL ‘PrNC IL Consanee, Pa BSra3b: , Redw ood City, CA 94063 www.GeneralPencil.com United Art iE ducation . f Per TO Fun Stuff for Fiber Arts! Irish Waxed Linen Thread (Circle No. 213 on A&A Reader Service Card) Supplies for Beading, Seat & Basket Weaving ee Stained glass supplies and . 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We recommend that you photocopy the Volume Indexes and keep them in a binder for reference when looking for FAUST articles and information dealing with a particular topic, medium, artist, art technique, etc. Established in 1922 VOLUME 145, FEBRUARY-JUNE*SUMMER 2009 ART ACROSS THE CURRICULUM ART LESSONS FOR PRESCHOOLERS Out of the Box, May, p. 18 In the Style of Jackson Pollock, April, p. 44 Sight UnScene, April, p. 26 Soulful Survivor Sewing, Feb., p. 22 CERAMICS/CLAY Community Connections: Bowls for the Hungry, Feb., p. 20 ART APPRECIATION/ART HISTORY Fun with Falling Man, May, p. 33 Art Across the Curriculum: Out of the Box, May, p. 18 Handbuilt Hang-Outs: Slab Houses with a Twist, Feb., p. 29 Art Across the Curricuium: Sight UnScene, April, p. 26 Learning from Exhibitions: Innovation and Change: Great Art Across the Curriculum: Soulful Survivor Sewing, Feb., p. 22 Ceramics from the Ceramics Research Center, Arizona State Art Lessons for Preschoolers: In the Style of Jackson Pollock, University Art Museum Collection, Feb., p. 16 April, p. 44 Making Ceramic Cameras, Feb., p. 32 Celtic Roads, March, p. 30 A New Look at America’s Welcome Sign, June, p. 39 Chihuly-Inspired Balloon Sculptures, Mcy, p. 14 Testing 1-2-3: The Way to Firing Success, Feb., p. 30 Fun with Falling Man, May, p. 33 We All Belong! The Tecumseh Mural Project, June, p. 16 Inside and Outside: Boxes Inspired by Joseph Cornell, May, p. 28 It’s Raining Cats and Dogs: Learning About the Role of Pets in CHILDREN’S ART DIARY ACMI approved Impressionist Art, March, p. 22 Magician Artists, Feb., p. 37 Klimtomania, April, p. 36 Parade Artists, May, p. 35 Learning from Exhibitions: American Chronicles: The Art of AquaLine Inks Norman Rockwell, April, p. 23 CLIP & SAVE ART PRINTS Learning from Exhibitions: Innovation and Change: Great Chéki, Eishésai, Woman and Child Catching Fireflies, June, p. 36 Ceramics from the Ceramics Research Center, Arizona State Giacometti, Alberto, The Palace at 4 a.m., May, p. 22 www.faustink.com University Art Museum Collection, Feb., p. 16 Horton, William Samuel, Towers of a Thousand Eyes, Feb., p. 26 1-800-526-6826 Learning from Exhibitions: Modern Masters from the Saryan, Martiros, Street in Constantinople at Midday, April, p. 30 Smithsonian American Art Museum, June, p. 30 Scharf, Kenny, Dawn in Paradise, March, p. 26 (Circle No. 212 on A&A Reader Service Card) Line Designs by Paul Klee, April, p. 40 M.C. Escher Portraits, March, p. 20 COLLABORATIVE PROJECTS A New Look at America’s Welcome Sign, June, p. 39 Chihuly-Inspired Balloon Sculptures, May, p. 14 Pushi tt o the Max! Thinking in Layers, April, p. 46 Community Connections: Panorama Jamma!, March, p. 32 Recycling Renaissance: Rinse, Reuse and Scream, May, p. 26 Integrating the Curriculum: Crossing the Line, March, p. 24 Walking Through History: Edgar Degas in New Orleans, Strong Pictures Get the Point Across: Teens Put Life (and Art) March, p. 40 Up on a Billboard, Feb., p. 38 What Color is Your Dog? Taking a Cue from Artist George We All Belong! The Tecumseh Mural Project, June, p. 16 Rodrigue, April, p. 38 What Are We Going to Do Next Year?, May, p. 30 ARTFUL INCLUSION COLOR THEORY Celtic Roads, March, p. 30 The Magic Moment: Creating Color Harmony, April, p. 34 Outdoor Environments, May, p. 32 COMMUNITY CONNECTIONS Bowls for the Hungry, Feb., p. 20 This Volume Index is also available on our Panorama Jamma!, March, p. 32 Web site: Ls with pride 4) in the USA eye GenN ERAL ‘PrNC IL Consanee, Pa BSra3b: , Redw ood City, CA 94063 www.GeneralPencil.com United Art iE ducation . f Per TO Fun Stuff for Fiber Arts! Irish Waxed Linen Thread (Circle No. 213 on A&A Reader Service Card) Supplies for Beading, Seat & Basket Weaving ee Stained glass supplies and . 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The Tecumseh Mural Project, June, p. 16 Loomis, Jenna, April, p. 33 Rodrigue, April, p. 38 What Are We Going to Do Next Year?, May, p. 30 Youngs, Pepper, May, p. 25 Zampetti, Joseph, June, p. 37 FABRIC AND FIBER PAPER/PAPIER-MACHE/COLLAGE Art Across the Curriculum: Soulful Survivor Sewing, Feb., p. 22 Artful Inclusion: Outdoor Environments, May, p. 32 AUTHORS Fun with Falling Mon, May, p. 33 Ayala, Cindy, June, p. 39 INTERDISCIPLINARY Inside and Outside: Boxes Inspired by Joseph Cornell, May, p. 28 Bartges, Dan, April, p. 34 Art Across the Curriculum: Out of the Box, May, p. 18 Junkyard Treasures, April, p. 20 Biggs, Louise M., April, p. 36 Art Across the Curriculum: Sight UnScene, April, p. 26 Jurassic Park Insects, June, p. 24 Blanchette, Lisa, April, p. 40 Art Across the Curriculum: Soulful Survivor Sewing, Feb., p. 22 Pixel Palette: 10 Tempting Image-Editing Tasks, June, p. 26 Bolinger, Sabina, Feb., p. 29 Artful Inclusion: Outdoor Environments, May, p. 32 Recycling Renaissance: Rinse, Reuse and Scream, May, p. 26 Bryant Hampton, Jennifer, June, p. 37 Celtic Roads, March, p. 30 Student Success with Abstract Art, May, p. 16 Corroll, Colleen, Feb., p. 25; March, p. 25; April, p. 29; May, Dragons and Fireflies, June, p. 18 What Are We Going to Do Next Year?, May, p. 30 p. 21; June, p. 33 Exploring Media Processes and Project Applications: Compton, June “Sam,” April, p. 38 Rediscovering Shrinky Dinks, June, p. 28 RECYCLING/USING Cross Morris, Rachel, March, p. 34 Integrating the Curriculum: Crossing the Line, march, p. 24 FOUND OBJECTS Cunningham, Kathy, May, p. 30 Literature in the Art Room: Tints, Shades and Frost, Feb., p. 40 Artful Inclusion: Outdoor Environments, May, p. 32 Dzurka, Linda, Feb., p. 19 What Are We Going to Do Next Year?, May, p. 30 Fun with Falling Man, May, p. 33 Egenes, Barbara, April, p. 44 What Color is Your Dog? Taking a Cue from Artist George Recycling Renaissance: Rinse, Reuse and Scream, May, p. 26 Friedland, Karen, Feb., p. 38 Rodrigue, April, p. 38 Gamble, David L., Feb., p. 30 SECONDARY (grades 9-12) Graff, Robert, June, p. 24 LEARNING FROM EXHIBITIONS Celtic Roads, March, p. 30 Greenman, Geri, Feb., p. 50; March, p. 50; April, p. 58; May, American Chronicles: The Art of Norman Rockwell, April, p. 23 Community Connections: Bowls for the Hungry, Feb., p. 20 p. 42; June, p. 66 Innovation and Change: Great Ceramics from the Ceramics Community Connections: Panorama Jamma!, March, p. 32 Greenwood, Nate, Feb., p. 20 Research Center, Arizona State University Art Museum Different Strokes, March, p. 16 Guhin, Paula, March, p. 16; June, p. 26 Collection, Feb., p. 16 Exploring Media Processes and Project Applications: Hamidou, Kristine, May, p. 16 Modern Masters from the Smithsonian American Art Museum, Rediscovering Shrinky Dinks, June, p. 28 Herberholz, Barbara, March, p. 40 June, p. 30 Handbuilt Hang-Outs: Slab Houses with a Twist, Feb., p. 29 Johnson, Mark M., Feb., p. 16; April, p. 23; June, p. 30 Junkyard Treasures, April, p. 20 Kim, Nanyoung, June, p. 22 MIDDLE SCHOOL (grades 6-8) Klimtomania, April, p. 36 Kinney, Jan, March, p. 30 Chihuly-Inspired Balloon Sculptures, May, p. 14 Making Ceramic Cameras, Feb., p. 32 Loird, Shirley, March, pp. 18, 24 Community Connections: Bowls for the Hungry, Feb., p. 20 M.C. Escher Portraits, March, p. 20 Lukawecky, Kristine, June, p. 16 Community Connections: Panorama Jamma!, March, p. 32 Pixel Palette: 10 Tempting Image-Editing Tasks, June, p. 26 Mannlein, Sally, June, p. 18 Exploring Media Processes and Project Applications: Strong Pictures Get the Point Across: Teens Put Life (and Art) Mathes, Len, April, p. 20 Rediscovering Shrinky Dinks, June, p. 28 Up on a Billboard, Feb., p. 38 Miller, Sally, April, p. 33 Fun with Falling Man, May, p. 33 Student Success with Abstract Art, May, p. 16 Morice, Erin, May, p. 14 Inside and Outside: Boxes Inspired by Joseph Comell, May, p. 28 Underwater Scene Composition, June, p. 22 Mosley, Clay R., May, p. 33 Integrating the Curriculum: Crossing the Line, March, p. 24 Sartorius, Tara Cady, Feb., p. 22; April, p. 26; May, p. 18 Jurassic Park Insects, June, p. 24 THREE-DIMENSIONAL DESIGN Skophammer, Karen, March, p. 29; June, p. 38 M.C. Escher Portraits, March, p. 20 Art Across the Curriculum: Out of the Box, May, p. 18 Squibb, Matt, Feb., p. 32 A New Look at America’s Welcome Sign, June, p. 39 Artful Inclusion: Outdoor Environments, May, p. 32 Sterling, Joan, Feb., p. 40; April, p. 42 Pixel Palette: 10 Tempting Image-Editing Tasks, June, p. 26 Chihuly-Inspired Balloon Sculptures, May, p. 14 Stiles, Allison, May, p. 25 Recycling Renaissance: Rinse, Reuse and Scream, May, p. 26 Community Connections: Bowls for the Hungry, Feb., p. 20 Sutley, Jane, May, p. 26; June, p. 20 Shells and Patterns, June, p. 20 Exploring Media Processes and Project Applications: Székely, George, Feb., p. 37; May, p. 35 Strong Pictures Get the Point Across: Teens Put Life (and Art) Rediscovering Shrinky Dinks, June, p. 28 Thomas, Rollinda, March, p. 32 Up on a Billboard, Feb., p. 38 Fun with Falling Man, May, p. 33 Tomascoff, Rocky, May, p. 32 Underwater Scene Composition, June, p. 22 Handbuilt Hang-Outs: Slab Houses with a Twist, Feb., p. 29 Tuer, Dionne, March, p. 22 We All Belong! The Tecumseh Mural Project, June, p. 16 Inside and Outside: Boxes Inspired by Joseph Cornell, Winters, Lourel, April, p. 46; May, p. 28 What Are We Going to Do Next Yecr?, May, p. 30 May, p. 28 Wolf Bordonaro, Gaelynn P, June, p. 28 Making Ceramic Cameras, Feb., p. 32 Yonker, Kim, March, p.20 MIXED MEDIA Recycling Renaissance: Rinse, Reuse and Scream, May, p. 26 Artful Inclusion: Outdoor Environments, May, p. 32 Student Success with Abstract Art, May, p: 16 Exploring Media Processes and Project Applications: Tried & True Tips for Art Teachers: Creating in 3-D, May, p. 42 Ww 4 Rediscovering Shrinky Dinks, June, p. 28 What Are We Going to Do Next Year?, May, p. 30 This Volume Index is also available on our > Web site: artsandactivitic n june *summer 2009 | www.artsandactivities com & - lle We Wes Ws