Towson University Art Education

TU Art Education Majors showing local school students their dream schools!

Check out the incredible miniature sculptures created by our Methods and Technique students. Our students created "Dream Schools" based off of drawings and writing from local grade school students. This also gives our TU students time to reflect on the impact this project had on the grade school students and their view of education.

1. Lyric's Boxing School
2. Taekwon's Floating School
3. Sincere's Science School
4. Carter's Football School
5. Tyshawn's Swing School
6. Marcus' Hawk School
7. Jakhari's Football School
8. Ivory's Day Care School
9. Kyree's Rocket School

Art Education Theorist presentation from Dakota Dejewski.

Another mural from Elementary Media and Technique students experimenting with various forms of printmaking and collaboration. Featured are ink reduction prints, hot glue calligraph prints, crayon rubbings, and marker transfer prints.

Elementary Media and Technique students experimenting with various forms of printmaking to create collaborative class murals. Featured are ink reduction prints, hot glue calligraph prints, crayon rubbings, and marker transfer prints. This project also explores ways of integrating collaborative skills, and thematic focus for elementary level learners.

Last look at our Surrealism Dreamscapes made by students of TU Art Education interns Laura Jackson and Davina Graybill. When they designed this unit for an AP Psychology class, they thought deeply about the best approach to ensure that the students have a meaningful creative experience. These are examples of the collages that made in Ms. Ross’s AP Psychology class at Western High. These collages were inspired by mixed media contemporary artist

Sneak peak at our upcoming exhibition "Networked" at the StarTUp at the Towson Armory. We are incredibly excited and immensely proud of this collection of work featuring our senior art education interns and the generous mentors that have helped shape them into art professionals. This show will be on view until April 9th, with our reception being held tomorrow, Wednesday March 6th from 5:30-7:30. We hope to see you there!

More Surrealism Dreamscapes by students of TU Art Education interns Laura Jackson and Davina Graybill. These are examples of the paintings that students made in Ms. Ross’s AP Psychology class at Western High.

Join us on Wednesday March 6th at 5:30pm for a reception celebrating "Networked"; a group exhibition featuring our senior student teaching interns, and the astounding mentors that guide them. The reception will be held at the Towson University co-working space, the StarTUp, located in the Armory building. The show will be on view at the StarTUp from February 22nd to April 9th so make sure to check it out!

More Surrealism Dreamscapes from arts integrated lesson made by TU Art Education interns Laura Jackson and Davina Graybill. When they designed this unit for an AP Psychology class, they thought deeply about the best approach to ensure that the students have a meaningful creative experience. These are examples of the collages that students made in Ms. Ross’s AP Psychology class at Western High.

Another Surrealism Dreamscape from arts integrated lesson made by TU Art Education interns Laura Jackson and Davina Graybill. When they designed this unit for an AP Psychology class, they thought deeply about the best approach to ensure that the students have a meaningful creative experience. These are examples of the paintings that students made in Ms. Ross’s AP Psychology class at Western High.