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Fresh Paint 2016 Conference 1

64th Annual

FAEA Conference

October 6-9, 2016

Naples, Florida

Naples Grande Beach Resort

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Contents

2016 CONFERENCE EDITION

President’s Note ……………5

Welcome from Skip Pardee ……………6

DISTRICT COORDINATOR,

COLLIER COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS

Welcome from Bill Barnett ……………7

MAYOR, CITY OF NAPLES

General Information ……………9

Maps ………………………………10-11

Product Showcases………………………………………12

Keynote Speakers ……………13

2016 FAEA Award Winners……………14-15

How to get the most out of conference………16

Conference Schedule……………17-39

2016 Conference Supporters……………21

FAEA Conference Raffle……………40

2016 Member Virtual Exhibition……………41

Schedule At A Glance……………………………42-47

2016 Exhibitors……………48-50

2016 Presenters………………………………………51-52

2016 Partners………………………………54

AMACO/Brent / 41

Art Systems of Florida / 33

Axner and Luguna Clay / IBC

Blick Art Materials / BC

ADVERTISERS

College of Creative Studies / 44

Davis Publications / 4

Ringling / IFC

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FAEA 2016-2017

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

President

Nicole Crane, PhD

nicole.fae[email protected]

President-elect

Lark Keeler

lark.keeler@saintandrews.net

Past President

Karen Nobel

karen.faea@gmail.com

Secretary

Heather Blackmon-Gordon

hrblackmongordon@gmail.

com

DIVISION DIRECTORS

Elementary School

Steven Miller

steve.faea@gmail.com

Middle School

Glenda Lubiner

glendalubiner@bellsouth.net

High School

Katie Avra

Katie.faea@gmail.com

Higher Education

Sara Scott Shields, PhD

skshields@fsu.edu

Museum Education

Jaclyn Gallagher

[email protected]

Supervision & Administration

Edrick Rhodes

edrick.faea@gmail.com

APPOINTED POSITIONS

Districts Assembly

Britt Feingold

brit[email protected]

Retired Representative

Bill Chiodo

tropicbill@aol.com

MEMBERS-AT-LARGE

Beth Goldstein

bethart@dadeschools.net

Nadia Earl

earlart2@gmail.com

BOARD CONSULTANT

Kathleen D. Sanz, PhD

kdsanz@faea.org

Nicole Crane

President, FAEA

elcome to Naples for the 64th Annual FAEA Conference 1...2...3D: Art in Real Dimensions!

The Florida Art Education Association is honored to host our members at the beautiful Naples

Grande Beach Resort. We sincerely appreciate your attendance and are confident the conference will

be a wonderful experience both personally and professionally.

The FAEA Board of Director’s have been in office for eight months and the amount of work and ac

complishments is beyond inspiring. In addition to their careers in art education, they devote their time

to fulfill the mission of FAEA. In January, the board reviewed the FAEA Strategic Plan and its five key

areas: Organizational Vibrancy, Research and Knowledge, Learning, Community, and Advocacy. The

Board of Directors selected Research and Learning as the focus for 2016 and the outcomes are signif

icant components of our conference. Each committee worked tirelessly to develop new and innovative

ideas to incorporate.

The Advocacy Committee has dedicated their time to deciphering data from the Florida Department

of Education Fine Arts Reports. Join the Advocacy Committee Saturday morning at the session How to

Utilize the Florida Fine Arts Report and learn to advocate for the arts in your area.

The Awards Committee researched other state and national art education awards and as a result

introduced the New Professional Award. Plan to attend the Awards Breakfast Saturday to congratulate

the 2016 FAEA award recipients and celebrate their accomplishments!

To support the key area of Research and Learning, the Editorial Committee in collaboration with

the Legacy Task Force are publishing the series A Florida Art History. The Fall FreshPaint featured

part two of the series which focused on the 1950s. As we eagerly await the continuation of the series

Bill Chiodo, Retirees Representative, will share highlights from the project during our General Session.

The Exhibitions Committee is tasked with overseeing the K12 Student Assessment and Virtual Art

Exhibition and Member’s Virtual Art Exhibition. As a committee, they have worked towards revising

the rubrics to provide accurate exemplars to explain the score levels. Be sure to attend the K12 Student

Assessment and Virtual Art Exhibition Adjudication Training session to learn the adjudication process

and view exemplars for each score to gain a greater understanding of the process and potentially serve

as an adjudicator.

As always, our conference would not be possible without the generous support of our sponsors

and vendors, and we are grateful for their dedication in helping FAEA provide an outstanding confer

ence. The Partners and Sponsors Committee spent the year reaching out to new vendors while main-

taining relationships with current vendors to ensure the Commercial Exhibition Hall is packed with

products and services related to art education. Their efforts also secure Corporate, Museum, and Scho

lastic Partners as well as acquire items for our raffle. Be sure to purchase your raffle tickets and be a

part of the fun for a chance to win fabulous prizes!

Special thanks to our Professional Development Committee Chair, Lark Keeler and Committee

Members: Britt Feingold, Beth Goldstein, Glenda Lubiner, Steven Miller, and Courtney Pla. They have

The mission of the Florida Art Education Association is to promote art education in Florida through professional

development, service, advancement of knowledge, and leadership. The vision of the Florida Art Education Associa

tion, hereinafter designated as FAEA or as the Association, is to provide art teachers with the knowledge, skills, and

support that will ensure the highest quality instruction possible to all students in Florida.

President ’s Note ...

Welcome!

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all worked diligently over the course of the year

to ensure FAEA’s 64

annual conference meets

your every expectation. Based on the quality of

workshop sessions, amazing keynotes speakers,

and exciting events, we expect another remark

able conference and are looking forward to every

minute!

On behalf of FAEA, we are pleased to welcome

Dr. Kamela Patton, Superintendent of Schools in

Collier County and Skip Pardee, Collier Coun

ty’s Coordinator of Fine Arts as guest speakers

at Thursday’s General Session. We are thrilled

to feature the Journal Fodder Junkies. David R.

Modler and Eric M. Scott, are artists, educators,

authors, and internationally recognized experts

on the visual journal. As a dynamic duo, the Jour

nal Junkies have presented workshops, presenta-

tions, and seminars on visual journals spreading

the importance, the power, and the joy of the

visual journal. Later on Thursday evening, join

us at the Baker Museum for our presentation of

the Member’s Virtual Exhibition sponsored by

Davis.

The 2016 FAEA conference lineup of remark

able keynote speakers will continue Friday with

Evelyn Rosenberg, known for her unique pro

cess called Detonography. Evelyn Rosenberg

will discuss her technique that uses explosives

to make large scale, monumental sculptures with

intricate, complex details on the surface. After

the Friday General Session, join us at the beau

tiful von Liebig Art Center, home of the Naples

Art Association, where we will enjoy an amazing

reception courtesy of the Ringling College of Art

+ Design.

The fun continues at the Artist’s Bazaar

which will take place Friday night. Stop by and

support colleagues selling their beautiful cre

ations. FAEA is partnering with Empty Bowls

Naples during the Artist Bazaar and again in an

open studio on Saturday October 8

. During this

event FAEA members will paint pottery for Emp

ty Bowls Naples 2017 which raises money for the

Harry Chapin FoodBank.

Close the conference out in style! The 2016

Conference Gala is an ABC Party! Artistically

Built Clothing (ABC) gives you the chance to

flaunt your handmade creations or dance the

night away in art themed attire. Join us for food,

fun, and fabulous prizes awarded for the best in

terpretation of the theme.

The FAEA Annual Conference is a huge un

dertaking and would not be possible without

our team of dedicated volunteers. Thank you

to our members that volunteered to facilitate

workshops, check in attendees at registration,

and offer a hand when needed. We appreciate

your commitment to the organization and the

profession of art education. We would also like

to thank presenters of the 2016 FAEA Confer

ence. FAEA relies on the expansive knowledge

and participation of our members. We are grate

ful for your willingness to share innovative tech-

niques, new projects, and your expertise with

FAEA members.

The Collier County Art Teachers Associa

tion is also a critical component of this week’s

conference. Alexa Gagliardi and Maryann Clark

facilitated local art teachers to generously devote

their time and talents to creating centerpieces

for the Gala as well as hosting the Hospitality

Suite. As an organization we are fortunate to col

laborate with such amazing individuals, organi-

zations, and associations.

Over the next few days enjoy the amazing

learning opportunities, fantastic celebrations,

and stellar exhibitions! Take the time to network

with art educators from across the state and de

velop professional connections that will hopeful-

ly lead to future collaborations. The FAEA Board

of Directors are available if you need anything.

We hope you have a wonderful conference expe

rience!

President ’s Note ...

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Yours in art education,

Nicole Crane

Nicole Crane, FAEA President

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Conference Etiquette

While you are with us, please follow a few simple guidelines:

• Please only enter workshops during breaks between

individual presentations.

• When you enter a workshop, please only take a handout if

you plan on staying for the duration of the event.

• Please keep unnecessary noise and conversation, both

immediately outside and inside the conference rooms to a

minimum.

• Once the workshop is completed, please continue

conversations outside of the workshop room so the next

presenter can set up.

• Do become involved in discussions, and please show

courtesy to the presenter.

• Materials, samples, artwork, etc. should remain with

the presenter and exhibitors unless you are instructed

otherwise.

• Please wear your name tag prominently so you can be

readily identified as an official registrant, and for ease of

communication.

• Cell phones should be turned off during all sessions and

presentations.

Non-Ticketed vs Ticketed Workshops,

Presentations and Special Events

The following sessions, exhibits, receptions, and special events

are all part of the conference registration fee.

• Art Forum Sessions

• General Sessions

• Commercial Exhibit Hall

• Member Virtual Exhibition Reception

• Artist Bazaar

• Open Studio

• Welcome Reception

Ticketed workshops that include an additional registration and

fee are:

• Mini Studio Workshops

• Half Day Workshops

Ticketed special events that require an additional fee are:

• Awards Breakfast

• Artistically Built Clothing: ABC Gala

Off-Site Locations

Artis-Naples: Baker Museum and Stabile Building

5833 Pelican Bay Boulevard, Naples, FL 34108

Naples Art Association The von Liebig Art Center

585 Park Street, Naples, FL 34102

Barron G. Collier High School

5600 Cougar Dr, Naples, FL 34109

Conference Registration

Refund Policies

1. Full registration refunds are available for cancellation

requests made through September 30.

2. No registration refunds will be made for cancellations

made after September 30, except for emergency situations.

These will be reviewed on a case-by-case basis.

3. Refunds must be requested in writing (e-mail to info@faea.

org).

4. Emergency-related requests for refunds must be received

no later than October 31. Requests received after that date

will not be processed.

5. All refunds will be issued after the conference is

completed.

6. Raffle tickets, special event tickets, and membership are

all non-refundable.

Conference Registration Information

Registration Fees ........................................................ OnSite Fee

Members ............................................................................... $160

Collegiate Student ..................................................................$80

Retired FAEA

Member*....................... Complimentary Conference Registration

Half Day Studio ...................................................................... $30

Mini Studio ..............................................................................$5

Awards Breakfast ...................................................................$35

2016 Gala ...............................................................................$35

VIP (includes principals,

superintendents)* ......... Complimentary Conference Registration

*All retired FAEA members and VIP guests must register to

attend the conference. Any paid workshops require additional

registration fees.

General Information

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Thursday, 1:30pm-3:30pm

Royal & Langnickel Brush

Audience: ES, MS, HS

Toni Stabile Classrooms @

The Baker Museum, Lecture Hall

Presenters:

Michael Harbridge, Susan Kelly

Thursday, 1:45pm-3:45pm

Simply Stellar Studios

Audience: ES MS A/S

Naples Grande Beach Resort,

Banyan 1-2

Presenter: Cindy Walker

Thursday, 2:45pm-3:45pm

Exciting Pencil Art is Unpredictable

Audience: ES MS HS C/U

Naples Grande Beach Resort, Acacia 4

Presenter: Kathi Hanson

Friday, 8:00am-10:00am

Frank Lloyd Wright-Inspired

Stained Glass

$ No. 202

Audience: All

Naples Grande Beach Resort,

Banyan 1-2

Presenter: Jen Deaton

Friday, 10:30am-12:30pm

Paint-Trailed Journals

$ No. 207

Audience: ES, MS, HS

Naples Grande Beach Resort,

Banyan 1-2

Presenter: Julie Swanson Davis

Please support the following companies

who are providing

Exhibitor Product Showcases

and Demonstrations

Friday, 10:30am-11:30am

Integrating Explorations in

Art into your Curriculum

Audience: All

Naples Grande Beach Resort,

Royal Palm 6

Presenter: Cindy Walker

Friday, 2:30pm-4:30pm

Inkless Tessellation Prints

$ No. 212

Audience: MS HS C/U

Naples Grande Beach Resort, Banyan 1-2

Presenter: Julie Swanson Davis

Friday, 2:30pm-4:30pm

Surface Decoration with Mayco

Designer Silkscreens and Designer

Stencils

$ No. 215

Audience: All

Naples Grande Beach Resort,

Mangrove 1-2

Presenter: Todd Hickerson

Saturday, 10:00am-12:00pm

Intuitive Composition

$ No. 304

Naples Grande Beach Resort,

Banyan 1-2

Saturday, 12:15pm-1:15pm

Kinetic Pointillism in the

Classroom: Exploring Progression

and Encouraging Experimentation

Audience: MS HS C/U Mus. A/S All

Naples Grande Beach Resort,

Royal Palm 6

Presenter: Robert Ottesen

Saturday, 1:30pm-2:30pm

Measure by Color™

Audience: All

Naples Grande Beach Resort, Royal

Palm 6

Presenter: Gretchen McCormick

Saturday, 2:45pm-3:45pm

Art Museums of the World –

at your Fingertips

Audience: All

NGBR, Royal Palm 6

Presenter: Cindy Walker

3:00pm-5:00pm

Copics in the Classroom: An

Exploration in Marker Art

$ No. 321

Audience: MS, HS, C/U, Mus., A/S

Naples Grande Beach Resort,

Mangrove 1-2

Presenter: Thomas Atkinson

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David Modler and Eric Scott take journaling to a

whole new level with Journal Fodder Junkies. For over

10 years these artists/educators have worked together

creating visual journals. Their first book, The Journal

Junkies Workshop, was released in 2010 and quickly

became a bestseller in the mixed media community.

In July of 2012, the duo released their follow up book,

Journal Fodder 365. Their blog states that “as a dy

namic duo [they] have presented workshops, presen-

tations, and seminars on the visual journals spreading

the importance, the power, and the joy of the visual

journal.” FAEA is excited to have Journal Fodder

Junkies presenting as one of our keynote speakers at

this year’s annual conference, 1…2...3D: Art in Real

Dimensions.

KEYNOTE

SPEAKERS

EVELYN ROSENBERG

For 25 years, Evelyn Rosenberg had been a painter

and printmaker. In 1985, however, Rosenberg devel

oped a technique that used explosives to make metal

sculpture. A process she calls detonography allows

her to make monumental sculptures on a large scale.

These site-specific pieces showcase intricate details

in the sculpture. On her website, Rosenberg says this

of her work: “The final result has a unique look. Look

ing at it you wouldn’t know it was exploded because

the effect is very controlled. I like the idea of taking a

destructive force and using it to make something that

I think is beautiful.” Rosenberg’s philosophical ideas

about the natural world are represented in the way

the sculpture is made. Sticking to FAEA’s conference

theme, 1...2...3D: Art in Real Dimensions, Rosenberg

uses fabricated metal in her work to create three-di

mensional free-standing sculptures. To learn more

about Evelyn Rosenberg’s artistic process, be sure to

check out her keynote session at the fall conference.

JOURNAL FODDER JUNKIES

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• Remember what you learn. Take

time to organize your notes (hint: use

the free sketchpad) and review each

day. Try writing down three key take

aways at the end of each session.

• Take a break: It is important to allow

yourself time between sessions and not

“overbook” each day. The receptions

are a great opportunity to rejuvenate

yourself and connect with art educa

tors from around the state (remember

to get contact info when you meet

someone new)!

• Ask Questions. We are all here to

learn. Ask the questions that come to

mind.

• Meet the Speaker. Whether it is the

keynote speaker, at the receptions or

a workshop presenter, take the time to

introduce yourself, ask a question, and

exchange contact information.

• Visit the vendors. They are great. Re

view the vendor list in the program and

visit them all. You may be surprised

how they can increase the retention

and engagement of your students.

• Follow-up after conference. Re

member that contact information you

gathered? Now it is time to use it. In

the weeks following conference, reach

out to your new network and contin

ue strengthening those professional

bonds.

• Pay it forward. Did you learn some

thing new at conference? Do you have

something to share? Pay it forward by

presenting at your local association

or apply to present at the 2017 FAEA

Conference in St. Petersburg.

How to get the most out of conference

Conferences can be grueling. Each attendee comes prepared to learn, rejuve-

nate, and increase their capacity as a visual arts educator…but it can be a long

four days. How do you make it back to school on Monday and retain what you

learned at conference? Below are some tips to make the most of your time at

the 2016 FAEA Conference, 1…2…3D: Art in Real Dimensions.

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8:00am-4:00pm

Registration Open

8:30am-9:30am

The Beauty in Art &

Science—Related Through

the Aesthetic Realism

Teaching Method!

MS, HS The presenters will demonstrate the kind, effective

Aesthetic Realism Teaching Method, showing how the

art of photography is related to the beautiful anatomy

of the human foot. This principle by Eli Siegel, poet,

educator, and founder of Aesthetic Realism, is the

basis: “The world, art, and self explain each other:

each is the aesthetic oneness of opposites.” You will

also learn how, through the opposites, art & science

answer central, everyday questions in the lives of

teachers and students!

NGBR, Royal

Palm 7

Len Bernstein,

Rosemary

Plumstead

8:30am-10:30am

Jazzed with Gel Prints

3-hour hands-on workshop,

$ No. 151

ES, MS,

Learn how to make a monoprint using a simple gelatin

plate and stencils. Add found objects such as plants,

yarn, and feathers to create beautiful designs with

only a soft brayer, ink, and your hands. Participants

will make both the positive and negative of each print

and practice enhancing their designs using watercolor,

colored pencil, and collage. Students of all ages can

use this fast, easy, and inexpensive way to make

beautiful monoprints.

NGBR,

Orchid 4

Pat Smith

8:30am-9:30am

Elevate ARTS – Ensuring

High Quality Art Education

in High Poverty Schools

ES, MS,

A/S

Elevate A.R.T.S. – Learn how this federal grant is

supporting teachers and transforming visual arts

education in Pinellas County’s high poverty schools.

This session will address innovative practices for

elementary and middle school visual arts teachers

teaching in high poverty schools.

NGBR,

Acacia 4

Lisa Lehmann,

Susan

Castleman

8:30am-9:30am

Alcohol Inks: Chaos to

Composition

HS, C/U Exploring alcohol inks on a variety of surfaces and with

different media to create lovely color combinations,

varied shapes and textures. This is a great way for

students to “lay a ground” for a work or let go and work

with non-objective results or to create atmospheric

effects. Many students can ﬁnd success in this media

and approach. One must give up on having total

control, as the results are often unexpected.

NGBR, Royal

Palm 6

Ruthie Platt,

Debra Barrett-

Hayes, Todd

Hickerson

Thursday, October 6, 2016

Time Title Audience Description Location Presenter(s)

SCHEDULE

(Subject to change)

KEY

ES = Elementary School MS = Middle School HS = High School

C/U = College/University M = Museums A/S = Administration/Supervisors

($) = Additional Fee NGBR = Naples Grande Beach Resort

“Attending the FAEA

conference is beneficial for art

teachers because inspiration

is gained by learning new

techniques, absorbing the

messages of keynote speakers,

and reflecting with colleagues

from around the state which

will enhance professional

practices and raise student

achievement.”

— Dana Warner, Hillsborough County

K-12 Visual Arts Supervisor

THURSDAY

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Thursday, October 6, 2016

Time Title Audience Description Location Presenter(s)

SCHEDULE

(Subject to change)

8:30am-9:30am

It Takes a Village: Local

Artist Involvement within

Our School Communities

ES, MS,

In this 45-minute forum, followed by a Q-and-A

session, Noelle Stillman, a teaching artist based in

Pinellas County, describes the beneﬁt of involving

practicing artists in public education’s art programming

and curriculum, as well as the process of developing

your own collaborative effort within your community.

NGBR,

Royal Palm 8

Noelle Stillman

8:45am-11:45am

Dimensional Clay Surfaces

3-hour hands-on workshop,

$ No. 150

All In this workshop we will start by making a clay form.

Once it’s complete we will cut a sheet of craft foam

and ‘ink’ it with Underglaze to add color to the surface.

While the sheet is attached, additional Underglaze

colors will be added. Finally we will rub from the inside

to create a colorful, dimensional surface.

NGBR,

Orchid 3

Kathy Skaggs

8:45am-10:45am

Thinking Beyond the Egg

2-hour hands-on workshop,

$ No. 104

ES, MS In this workshop, you will discover the world of

creativity for all age groups. When you present this

to your students, it will allow your students to bring

their own imagination from animals, to machines, to

cartoons, to combining all of these using their choice of

watercolor, charcoal, and color pencils.

NGBR,

Hibiscus

Chad Lyons

8:45am-10:45am

Pinch Pot-O-RAMA!!

2-hour hands-on workshop,

$ No. 105

ES, MS Pots are hot! Do you need some fresh ideas for hand

building with pinch pots? Are you starting a ceramics

program and need some ideas? In this workshop, over

a dozen different lesson ideas will be shared that use

pinch pots. A variety of tools will be available for you to

try. Come and explore the world of pinch pots with us

and leave with exemplars for your art program.

NGBR,

Mangrove 1-2

Emily Lees

8:45am-10:45am

Metallic Tape Art

2-hour hands-on workshop,

$ No. 102

ES, MS,

Learn to create a relief work of art that focuses on

texture. Come learn the process of working with metal

tape. The techniques can be applied to a wide variety

of subjects in art. Bring small, hard objects to create a

personal work of art.

NGBR,

Banyan 1-2

Christine

Schebilski,

Joan Maier

8:45am-10:45am

Calder’s Circus

2-hour hands-on workshop,

$ No. 103

ES, MS,

HS, C/U,

Mus.

Who doesn’t love the circus?

This 3D workshop serves as an introduction to wire

sculpture ﬁgures inspired by Alexander Calder’s

Circus. Participants create miniature wire circus

characters - elephants, horses, lions, and acrobats.

Participants will explore wire sculpture techniques,

employ wire shaping tools, experiment with wire metal

materials, and express wire sculpture characters in

action. Workshop includes: Lesson Plan, Teacher

Resource Guide, Presentation, and Materials.

NGBR,

Cypress

Susan Feliciano

8:45am-10:45am

Purposeful Sketchbooks:

Achieving Student Buy-In

2-hour hands-on workshop,

$ No. 101

HS This workshop is designed to help the visual arts

teacher assist students in developing the sketchbook

habit. Sketchbook use can be customized to meet

student and classroom needs. Workshop information

will include incorporating historical and cultural

research, work ideation as well as studio process and

reﬂection. Student examples and lesson ideas will be

included.

NGBR,

Acacia 5-6

Suzanne Burke

9:00am-11:00am

Kool Koons Sculptures

2-hour hands-on workshop,

$ No. 106

ES, MS This workshop will focus on ECO Art. The session will

introduce participants to the sculptures based on works

by Jeff Koons. Participants will be exposed to ECO-

friendly materials to use in the classroom and how to

use these materials to create highly crafted sculptural

works of art.

Toni Stabile

Classrooms

@ The Baker

Museum,

Lecture Hall

Zaida Ruiz

KEY

ES = Elementary School MS = Middle School HS = High School

C/U = College/University M = Museums A/S = Administration/Supervisors

($) = Additional Fee NGBR = Naples Grande Beach Resort

THURSDAY

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9:45am-10:45am

Assessing Students’

Knowledge

ES, MS Assessing is not always about the students’ learned

knowledge and ability to perform the task, sometimes

it is about how well you taught the lesson. Assessing

students helps you evaluate the student and teacher.

Learn exciting strategies to kick up how you assess

student knowledge.

NGBR, Royal

Palm 8

Julie Stone

9:45am-10:45am

All Aboard the STEAM

Train!

All We will be presenting information for creating a

school wide event which include arts as a component.

Solutions to involving community and business

partners. Timelines and signage examples.

NGBR, Royal

Palm 7

Ruthie Platt,

Barbara Davis,

Jeffrey Broome

9:45am-10:45am

Artcation at the Plant...

What a Free Art Class Might

Look Like

All This presentation discusses the design and

implementation of a free community art program in

Tallahassee, FL called Artcation held at the Plant,

a not for proﬁt venue operated by volunteers. The

program is a collaborative endeavor that invites young

people to become members of a community-based art

collective. During the presentation we will reﬂect on

the development of a this multi-age student-centered

program and will discuss the obstacles and successes

of the implementation process.

NGBR, Royal

Palm 6

Jennifer

Hamrock,

Rachel Fendler

9:45am-10:45am

3D Printers: Discover

Design Dream

ES, MS,

3D Printers: Discover, Design, Dream. Why is learning

how to 3D print important? How can we integrate 3D

printing into our art curriculum? How can students

create with 3D printers? What is a Maker Space? How

can I get a 3D printer? Come to this art forum, and ﬁnd

out the answers to these questions and more.

NGBR,

Acacia 4

Marguerite

Goswick

11:00am-12:00pm

Ferns, Fungi and More!

ES Two art teachers foraging in the woods for chanterelles

ﬁnd inspiration for an instructional unit; Ferns Fungi

and More! Lesson Plans, STEAM connections, and

many images for use as resources.

Additional contributions by Intern Caitlin Ward!

NGBR, Royal

Palm 8

Ruthie Platt,

Debra Barrett-

Hayes,

Caitlin Ward

11:00am-12:00pm

Marzano in the Art

Classroom

ES, MS,

Understanding how Marzano Strategies can be used

in the art classroom to increase student achievement

and learning. Attendees will learn how to write effective

learning goals and scales as well as best practices of

teaching strategies in the art classroom.

NGBR,

Acacia 4

Christy Garton

11:00am-12:00pm

Taming the Wild

Kindergarteners!

ES A yearlong curriculum will be shared that is a survivors’

guide to what might otherwise be kindergarten

mayhem! Classroom procedures are taught and

reinforced while basic studio skills are presented to

students in a logical and progressive order. All learning

activities are standards based. Examples of how to

post “Marzano-style” goals will also be shared.

NGBR, Royal

Palm 7

Pam Brown

11:15am-1:15pm

Successful Charcoal

Drawing with Elementary

Students

2-hour hands-on workshop,

$ No. 112

ES A hands on workshop that develops a sequential set of

charcoal lessons from Kindergarten students through

5th graders. You will leave with your own examples for

each grade level. We provide all materials, even soap.

Join us for fun and a reason to buy those really cool

kneaded erasers for your classroom.

NGBR,

Mangrove 1-2

Laurie Belle,

Chad Lyons

11:15am-1:15pm

Gettin’ STEAM-Y in the Art

Room!

2-hour hands-on workshop,

$ No. 114

ES, MS,

Create 3 projects that can be adapted into lessons for

all grade levels that infuse STEAM in highly engaging

ways in the art classroom.

Toni Stabile

Classrooms

@ The Baker

Museum,

Classroom

Christie Berrier

11:15am-1:15pm

Alice, What is Falling Down

the Rabbit Hole Now

2-hour hands-on workshop,

$ No. 110

All Maggie Taylor creates imaginary ﬁgures and scenes by

combining common objects in extraordinary ways. This

project is an excellent inter-disciplinary activity with

almost endless possibilities. The project utilizes cultural

sensitivity as the manipulation of objects in new ways

and encourages students to work beyond stereotyping

and celebrate being different.

NGBR,

Cypress

Amber Ballard,

Katie Smith

Thursday, October 6, 2016

Time Title Audience Description Location Presenter(s)

THURSDAY

20 Fresh Paint 2016 Conference

11:15am-1:15pm

Play Time with Gelli Pads

2-hour hands-on workshop,

$ No. 113

ES, MS,

This workshop is designed to give a basic overview of

how to use gelli pads. One of the easiest things to do

is create stencils and multilayered prints using these

techniques and materials. This workshop can also

guide you towards resources and other people working

in this medium.

Toni Stabile

Classrooms

@ The Baker

Museum,

Lecture Hall

Glenda Lubiner,

Alexa Gagliardi

11:15am-1:15pm

Art With a Little STEAM

2-hour hands-on workshop,

$ No.111

ES + Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, Mathematics

(STEAM) is the new trend in education. Art teachers

are being asked to integrate art with other core

subjects. In this workshop, teachers will learn how

to incorporate art with mathematical concepts, such

as symmetry, 3D geometric shapes, measuring and

transformations, which are all part of the standardized

testing. In the hands-on portions of the workshop,

participants will create designs based on the geometric

concepts of transformations.

NGBR,

Hibiscus

Marlon Zuniga

11:15am-1:15pm

Cut-Up Alchemy

2-hour hands-on workshop,

$ No. 109

All In this mixed-media studio workshop participants will

use the seemingly magical alchemists’ experimental

methods of transmuting and transforming objects into

something special. This workshop introduces unique

opportunities for artists and art instructors to rethink

and reinvent ways to use unconventional materials

in the art classroom. Materials provided include glue,

brushes, polyurethane backing, India Inks, sharpies,

needle, thread, some fabrics.

NGBR,

Banyan 1-2

Alina Rodriguez

12:15pm-1:15pm

Google Apps in the Art

Room

ES, MS,

An introduction to the beneﬁts and uses of Google

Apps in the art room.

NGBR,

Royal Palm 6

Trudy Doten

12:15pm-1:15pm

Selecting Meaningful

Contemporary Artwork for

School age Children

ES, MS,

Learn how to teach students with meaningful

contemporary works of art. Learn how to choose

exemplar works that your students can relate to, learn

from, and be inspired by.

NGBR,

Acacia 4

Cindy Davis

12:15pm-1:15pm

Teaching the Elements and

Principles of Art for a 3D

Class - No kiln required!

MS On this art forum you will be presented a complete

Unit Plan - Teaching Elements of Art for 3D Classes.

The handouts include step-by-step instructions of

6 projects with images (summative assessment).

Samples of student’s artwork and sketchbooks will also

be presented.

Bonus: What could possibly go wrong? Mistakes,

failures and mess-ups - learning and preventing.

NGBR,

Royal Palm 8

Simoni Limeira-

Bonadies

12:15pm-1:15pm

“But ﬁrst, let me take a

SELFIE!”

MS, HS “But ﬁrst, let me take a SELFIE!” Students can easily

create a self-portrait that is signiﬁcant and fun for them

with the use of technology. This activity is a cross

curriculum project that includes math and ELA.

NGBR,

Royal Palm 7

Maria Moreno

12:30pm-3:30pm

Finding Moore 3D Figures

from a Block of Plaster

3-hour hands-on workshop,

$ No. 152

HS, C/U,

Mus.

Studying artist and sculptor, Henry Moore, is a great

starting place for teaching students how to carve

human ﬁgures. From start to ﬁnish, you will learn all

of the details needed to teach a successful lesson on

carving plaster ﬁgures.

NGBR,

Orchid 3

Anita Smith

12:30pm-3:30pm

Papier Mache’ - A Different

Way!

3-hour hands-on workshop,

$ No. 153

ES, MS,

Participants will be introduced to several time-saving

ways to create and color Papier Mache’ sculptures

using discarded, unwanted and recycled materials

in overcrowded art rooms and on crazy schedules.

Tips for organizing and working with large groups of

students will also be shared. Participants will have the

opportunity to leave with a completed sculpture that

can be used as an example of brightly colored Papier

Mache without any painting!

NGBR,

Orchid 4

Anna Marie

Sealey

Thursday, October 6, 2016

Time Title Audience Description Location Presenter(s)

SCHEDULE

(Subject to change)

KEY

ES = Elementary School MS = Middle School HS = High School

C/U = College/University M = Museums A/S = Administration/Supervisors

($) = Additional Fee NGBR = Naples Grande Beach Resort

THURSDAY

Fresh Paint 2016 Conference 21

22 Fresh Paint 2016 Conference

1:30pm-2:30pm

Experimental Self Portraits

ES, MS,

HS, C/U

Students of all ages can learn how to create self

portraits. In this class, I will show you how I taught

students to create a series of self portraits with a focus

on play, experimentation and fun!

NGBR,

Acacia 4

Anni Christie

1:30pm-3:30pm

Musical Mixed Media

Printmaking: Romare

Bearden Cityscape Collage

2-hour hands-on workshop,

$ No. 116

ES, MS Create rhythmic collages in the style of African-

American artist, Romare Bearden. Art, music, math,

and social studies collide in this multi-facteted, inter-

disciplinary lesson plan rich with both printmaking and

collage processes. You will return to your classroom

ready to rock this lesson plan!

Toni Stabile

Classrooms

@ The Baker

Museum,

Classroom

Rachel Silver,

Lissette Lutz,

Mona Schaffel

1:30pm-3:30pm

Royal & Langnickel Brush

Product demonstration

$ No. 115

ES, MS,

Are you overwhelmed when trying to select the best

brushes for your classroom? Come join us for this

hands-on workshop where each person will receive a

set of brushes to use and keep and paint along as we

demonstrate various brush shapes, discuss differences

in hair types, handles and other components of

brushes. What works best for watercolor, acrylic,

oils and ceramics? Why choose acrylic handles over

wood? And most importantly, how to properly clean and

store brushes.

Toni Stabile

Classrooms

@ The Baker

Museum,

Lecture Hall

Michael

Harbridge,

Susan Kelly

1:45pm-3:45pm

Pablo Picasso - Jazzy Art

and Music

2-hour hands-on workshop,

$ No. 119

ES Celebrate Pablo Picasso with Jazzy Art and Music.

Hands-on workshop to make abstract and cubist works

of art using everyday art materials found in your art

room. Lesson plan ideas for K-6 with examples of 2D

and award winning 3D student artwork. The lesson

plan presented will give you the option to collaborate

with your music teacher to celebrate March’s “Youth Art

Month” and “Music in Our Schools Month.”

NGBR,

Acacia 5-6

Kim Chauncy

1:45pm-3:45pm

Charmed by a Chair

2-hour hands-on workshop,

$ No. 121

ES, MS This workshop will focus on works by Vincent van

Gogh related to his paintings of chairs and historically

how chairs have been represented in works of art.

Participants will be introduced to historical components

of chair design, artist work’s using the chair as a focus,

and contemporary lesson related to chairs as a work of

art. Participants will create chairs with a Van Gogh ﬂair

using clay media.

NGBR,

Mangrove 1-2

Mabel Morales,

Linda Mangual

1:45pm-3:45pm

Simply Stellar Studios

Product demonstration

ES MS

A/S

Participants will explore sample digital lessons from

Davis Explorations in Art, the highest quality digital

components and digital ﬁne art images. All attendees

will be given sample lessons that offer ﬂexibility,

supporting and enhancing their art curriculum and

a trial link to the digital programs showcased. This

interactive presentation will encourage discussion and

the opportunity for questioning. All materials will be

supplied and select prizes will be awarded.

NGBR,

Banyan 1-2

Cindy Walker

1:45pm-3:45pm

The Wonders of Wondering:

Everyday Research

2-hour hands-on workshop,

$ No. 117

All This workshop will provide an opportunity to

collaborate, network and gain practical knowledge

about your practice, and design a small study that

can be easily implemented in the everyday art room.

Knowing what you need is the ﬁrst step. Having

fun with connections, insights, participation, and

engagement are ALL part of good research and

inspired by enjoyment and love for teaching and

learning in and through the arts.

NGBR,

Cypress

Michelle

Tillander, Beth

Dobberstein

Thursday, October 6, 2016

Time Title Audience Description Location Presenter(s)

SCHEDULE

(Subject to change)

KEY

ES = Elementary School MS = Middle School HS = High School

C/U = College/University M = Museums A/S = Administration/Supervisors

($) = Additional Fee NGBR = Naples Grande Beach Resort

THURSDAY

Fresh Paint 2016 Conference 23

1:45pm-3:45pm

Van Gogh: It’s In The Bag!

2-hour hands-on workshop,

$ No. 120

ES, MS Shopping bag portrait sculptures! This workshop is

targeted for elementary and middle school levels.

Participants will create portraits on brown paper

shopping bags and then create drawings of their own

shoes using Vincent van Gogh’s technique of color

theory by laying down lines of colors. Participants will

also create their own color ﬁelds by creating balls of

wound yarn using complimentary and/or analogous

yarn colors.

NGBR,

Hibiscus

Linda Mangual

2:45pm-3:45pm

Exciting Pencil Art is

Unpredictable

Product demonstration

ES MS

HS C/U

This demonstration is all about the unexpected mark,

its importance and placement within a design. It can be

achieved via pencil tip, grating pigment from the pencil

core, the type of blending tool used, turning it into a

liquid and stroking it on, burnishing pigment particles,

introducing a resist in area, etc. Learn all these exciting

techniques and more in this informative workshop by

Kathi Hanson.

NGBR,

Acacia 4

Kathi Hanson

4:00pm-5:30pm

General Session 1

The ﬁrst general session will feature keynote speakers

the Journal Fodder Junkies.

NGBR, Royal

Palm 6-8 &

6:00pm-8:00pm

Fun with Fibers

2-hour hands-on workshop,

$ No. 125

ES Come have fun with some new and classic ﬁber

lessons. See how to incorporate ﬁbers with other

media to address multiple standards. Materials and

lesson plan provided to create a fun, bendable woven

ﬁber friend. Multiple ﬁber lesson ideas and resources

will be presented.

NGBR,

Mangrove 1-2

Julie Levesque,

Gina Sullivan,

Linda Crawley

6:00pm-8:00pm

What About Self-Care?

Stress-Reduction

Strategies for Art Educators

2-hour hands-on workshop,

$ No. 122

All Feeling burnt out? Art therapy and art education

go hand in hand, but often “the therapy” is forgotten

by “the education.” Join us to help get in touch with

understanding the value of taking time to create

individual artwork; learn art-making/art therapy

strategies for self-care; use practical classroom

implications for assisting students dealing with

adversity and emotional challenges; and leave the

workshop feeling inspired and energized from various

art making activities.

NGBR,

Banyan 1-2

Jennifer

Hamrock,

Ashley Hartman,

Annie

McFarland

6:00pm-8:00pm

Artist Books in 3D

2-hour hands-on workshop,

$ No. 130

ES, MS,

HS, C/U

Create a 3D artist book inspired by the work of John

Eric Broaddus. Learn about the artist’s life and work

through information shared from the Jaffe Center for

Book Arts. Experience the metamorphosis of everyday

materials into creative expression, which deserves a

“second look” while making 3D artists books.

NGBR,

Orchid 3

Susannah Brown

6:00pm-8:00pm

Crayon Mosaics: A Creative

Way to Recycle Using ROY

G BIV

2-hour hands-on workshop,

$ No. 124

ES, MS The participants will create a one of a kind unique

crayon mosaic on an old record album. This is a

great way to reuse and recycle old crayons. The art

concepts of radial design and mosaics will be shown.

Several examples will be available and a discussion on

the history of mosaics will be introduced. Lesson plan

provided.

NGBR,

Orchid 4

Steven Miller

6:00pm-8:00pm

Creating Your Big (Life)

Picture

2-hour hands-on workshop,

$ No. 123

All Participants in this session will use art to explore the

multi-dimensional aspects of our lives as educators,

artists, and FAEA colleagues, illuminating milestones

and honoring our unique personal and professional

achievements. Participants will choose from a variety

of drawing, painting media and collage techniques to

symbolize each person’s individual career journey. If

you are facing life-changing decisions, reﬂecting on a

long career or examining your path ahead, this session

is for you!

NGBR,

Cypress

Bonnie Bernau,

Connie Phillips

8:00pm-9:30pm

Member Virtual Exhibition

and Reception

Member Exhibition Reception at The Baker Museum. The Baker

Museum,

Figge

Conservatory

Thursday, October 6, 2016

Time Title Audience Description Location Presenter(s)

THURSDAY

24 Fresh Paint 2016 Conference

Friday, October 7, 2016

Time Title Audience Description Location Presenter(s)

SCHEDULE

(Subject to change)

KEY

ES = Elementary School MS = Middle School HS = High School

C/U = College/University M = Museums A/S = Administration/Supervisors

($) = Additional Fee NGBR = Naples Grande Beach Resort

7:30am-4:30pm

Registration Open

8:00am-10:00am

Tanning The Hide

2-hour hands-on workshop

$ No. 204

ES Participants experience hands on activity as they

go back in time as the Native Americans did when

they prepared their animal hides for tanning to make

clothing, shelter, tools, etc. Participants will create a

vest using various materials.

NGBR,

Hibiscus

Elizabeth

Olancin

8:00am-9:00am

Transitioning to Choice-

Based Art (TAB)

ES, MS,

Last year I transformed my art room into a choice-

based (TAB) environment. After researching TAB for

years, I was still not quite sure how to take the plunge.

Closing my eyes and jumping in with two feet at the

start of a new year seemed like the best option. In

this presentation, I’ll share proven strategies that

worked in my classroom and yielded amazing results

for both student and teacher growth. Join me as I

take you through my ﬁrst year’s journey into a choice

environment.

NGBR,

Royal Palm 8

Beth Elliston

“The FAEA conference is an opportunity for art teachers to collaborate

and learn from each other, to inspire each other, and to create new ideas

for their students and their communities. I love to see teacher’s eyes

light up when they talk about what they learned, saw, or experienced at

conference. They are excited, energized, and passionate. I know I am

never more inspired than I am while at conference and for the months

afterwards when I am hungry to share what I have learned!”

—Laurie Brown, Duval County Public Schools Secondary Visual Arts Specialist

FRIDAY

Fresh Paint 2016 Conference 25

Friday, October 7, 2016

Time Title Audience Description Location Presenter(s)

8:00am-10:00am

Frank Lloyd Wright-

Inspired Stained Glass

Product demonstration

$ No. 202

All We will learn about the stylized windows of Frank Lloyd

Wright and how he transformed the use of leaded glass

in architecture. Using a variety of safe materials, we

will create a mock window pane inspired by the same

geometric style. No glass and no leading required!

Appropriate for Grades 3 - 12.

NGBR,

Banyan 1-2

Jen Deaton

8:00am-10:00am

Sustainable Portfolios &

Projects

2-hour hands-on workshop

$ No. 203

All Make an extra large portfolio used for students to

transport to and from school using recycled materials.

Maggie will present insight from her Fulbright Japan

U.S. experience through a powerpoint presentation on

sustainability with a demonstration of paintings, palettes

and extra large portfolios. Attendees will then make

their own portfolios to take back to school as a sample

for students.

NGBR,

Cypress

Maggie

Vidal-Santos

8:00am-9:00am

Caught In the Net: Digital

Awareness in the Art

Room Revisited

MS, HS,

C/U

How are you addressing digital awareness in your art

room? Through the use of information on teen digital

use, dispositional art lessons, and aesthetic critiques

what strategies can be developed to help students as

they navigate the net?

NGBR,

Royal Palm 7

Cindy Jesup

8:00am-10:00am

The Power of the Circle

2-hour hands-on workshop

$ No. 220

ES, MS,

Teachers will create a combination of mandala,

zentangle, Mayan and Chinese calendar infused piece

of art based on the circle. Historical perspectives will be

incorporated into the project lesson.

NGBR,

Acacia 5-6

Mary Cavaioli

8:00am-9:00am

Compositional Secrets

of Raphael – A Visual

Analysis

All Learn about the great Renaissance master Raphael

Sanzio and the secrets behind his famous masterpieces

through visual analysis. This presentation will focus

on the understanding of the artist’s style, his art

education as well as his famed painting techniques and

compositional design as related to today’s teaching.

NGBR,

Royal Palm 6

David Chang

8:00am-10:00am

The Visual Journal

2-hour hands-on workshop

$ No. 205

All Explore the creative possibilities of a Visual Journal

in this mixed media workshop as a place to record,

explore, reﬂect, and express. Experiment with a variety

of media, techniques, and concepts as you merge the

image with the word. A workshop to presented by the

Journal Fodder Junkies.

NGBR,

Orchid 4

Journal Fodder

Junkies

8:30am-1:00pm

Commercial Exhibit Hall

Commercial Exhibit Hall is open from 8:30am-1:00pm

and 2:15pm-4:30pm.

9:00am-12:00pm

Monoprint Lab - Printing

without a Press

3-hour hands-on workshop

$ No. 251

ES, MS,

Learn a lot of techniques as we make monoprints and

monotypes in this FUN workshop! Suitable for all levels.

Use water-based inks and inexpensive materials to

create lovely prints!

Toni Stabile

Classrooms

@ The Baker

Museum,

Classroom

Kymberly

Moreland-

Garnett

9:00am-12:00pm

Abstract Kinetic Relief

Sculpture

3-hour hands-on workshop

$ No. 254

All Discover the joy of Kinetic relief sculptures. In this

workshop, we will use cardboard, paper pulp and

joint compound to create abstracted relief sculptures.

Participants will create personally signiﬁcant relief

sculptures with a kinetic element. Objects will be

spinning, swinging, and springing from a background

relief surface. Materials and handouts will be provided.

Bring an object for your model. Examples: images,

shells, sticks, feathers. No larger than 2 inches.

NGBR,

Mangrove 1-2

Latonya Hicks

9:00am-12:00pm

Stepping Out with Rococo

Shoes!

3-hour hands-on workshop

$ No. 253

MS, HS Recycle corrugated cardboard into exciting three

dimensional shoes that students will love creating

because of their interest in fabulous footwear! Use

fabric, assorted trims, lace, jewels, buttons, and acrylic

paint to fashion a project that will engage middle school

students from beginning to end. Make important career

connections to the world of fashion design through this

project. Walk away with a ﬁnished project as a sample

and a lesson plan to take home for immediate use!

NGBR,

Orchid 3

Judith Evans

FRIDAY

26 Fresh Paint 2016 Conference

Friday, October 7, 2016

Time Title Audience Description Location Presenter(s)

9:00am-12:00pm

Art Supervisors’ Meeting

During the Supervision/Administration Division Meeting,

art supervisors from across the state of Florida will have

the opportunity to hear FAEA and legislative updates,

discuss the status of their arts education programs

and share their district’s developments on current

educational topics.

NGBR,

Acacia 2-3

Edrick Rhodes

9:00am-11:00am

The Power of the Dot

2-hour hands-on workshop

$ No. 275

ES, MS Participants will immerse themselves in a

comprehensive, multi-disciplinary printmaking lesson

based on NGSSS. The lesson will include references to

newspaper production, Seurat, Pointillism, technology,

and silk-screening. Attendees will create two versions

of one image: pointillism painting and a silk-screened

reproduction. This lesson is designed for upper

elementary, however it can easily be adapted to other

grade levels and adapted to other grade levels and

abilities.

Toni Stabile

Classrooms

@ The Baker

Museum,

Lecture Hall

Lucy Hertz,

Tracey Asby

9:15am-10:15am

Three-Dimensional Art

Around the World

ES Learn about 3D art projects from around the world.

Chinese dragons, Oaxacan animals, Ndebele dolls and

Native American totem poles help students learn about

different cultures while creating their own sculptures.

NGBR,

Royal Palm 7

Allyson Barner

9:15am-10:15am

100+ Years of Wisdom for

Novice Art Teachers

ES, MS,

This encore presentation is for beginning art teachers

and will present a roundtable discussion with veteran

retired art teachers. Handouts will consist of tried-

and-true lesson plans from retired teachers, helpful

websites, ideas for substitutes and classroom

management.

NGBR,

Acacia 4

William Chiodo

9:15am-10:15am

Building Leaders Through

Artful Thinking

All Explore how students used Design Thinking to connect

with leaders in their community including the mayor,

city planners, land developers, and the Parks and

Recreation supervisor.

NGBR,

Royal Palm 8

Beth

Dobberstein

9:15am-10:15am

Practice What We Teach

All Become a practicing artist while teaching, participants

will learn the methods of artistic

conﬁdence, establishment of value, effective

photography of artworks, and professional portfolio.

NGBR,

Royal Palm 6

David Chang

10:30am-12:30pm

Colorful Reduction Clay

Prints

2-hour hands-on workshop

$ No. 210

All Reduction printmaking creates multicolor prints using

one printing block. Use simple craft foam and learn how

to change underglazes to create an ‘ink’ that will print

onto moist clay. Learn about the process of reduction

prints and how to create ceramic printing inks from

commercial underglazes to translate conventional

printmaking techniques to ceramics.

NGBR,

Orchid 4

Kathy Skaggs

10:30am-11:30am

NAEA School for Art

Leaders...what’s it all

about

All Based on NAEA’s School for Art Leaders models,

attendees will attain leadership tools to expand arts

in their professional community, deepen strategic

planning, and engage professional service. This

presentation will encourage attendees to not only listen,

but follow through with a call for action in art education

leadership.

NGBR,

Acacia 4

Glenda Lubiner

10:30am-12:30pm

Digital Painting with a

BIG Twist

2-hour hands-on workshop

$ No. 201

MS, HS,

C/U

Do you want to create a painting without the mess?

Find out about those cool brush sets buried in

Photoshop and what you can do with them. This hands

on workshop will guide you through a simple process

using the wet media brushes in Photoshop to create a

beautiful watercolor painting. Using multiple layers, we

will show you how to create a ﬁnished painting from a

simple sketch. Some basic Photoshop knowledge is

required.

Toni Stabile

Classrooms

@ The Baker

Museum,

Computer Lab

Theodore

LoCascio,

Eileen

Lacobucci

SCHEDULE

(Subject to change)

KEY

ES = Elementary School MS = Middle School HS = High School

C/U = College/University M = Museums A/S = Administration/Supervisors

($) = Additional Fee NGBR = Naples Grande Beach Resort

FRIDAY

Fresh Paint 2016 Conference 27

Friday, October 7, 2016

Time Title Audience Description Location Presenter(s)

10:30am-12:30pm

Paint-Trailed Journals

Product demonstration

$ No. 207

ES, MS,

Participants in this Blick Art Materials workshop will use

squeeze bottles to “trail” paint onto vibrant felt, then

create a symmetrical print with a nod to the textile-

inspired designs of Henri Matisse. Wrap the ﬁnished

piece around a sketchbook (provided) and enjoy your

paint-trailed journal!

NGBR,

Banyan 1-2

Julie Swanson

Davis

10:30am-11:30am

How We Overcame

Aversion/Addiction to

Technology

ES Two seasoned art teachers begin new things from

uniquely different perspectives. See how both made

their programs richer by ﬁnding a common middle

ground for technology’s use in the classroom.

NGBR,

Royal Palm 8

Christie Berrier,

Kamela

Lambert

10:30am-12:30pm

Klimt Golden Phase -

Mastery!

2-hour hands-on workshop

$ No. 209

HS Gustav Klimt’s Extravaganza - Create a scratch board

with a “twist” based on Gustav Klimt’s Golden Phase.

Multi-level lesson. HS Focus. Images will be provided

or participants may bring a printed selﬁe for more

personal results. Black and white is OK.

NGBR,

Acacia 5-6

Marcia Reybitz

10:30am-12:30pm

Discover Process

2-hour hands-on workshop

$ No. 208

ES, MS,

HS, C/U,

Mus.

Are you ready to embark on a personal voyage of

discovery? The purpose of this 2D workshop is to

introduce participants to process learning in the visual

arts where the focus is on the creative process. The

participant will employ information literacy skills,

problem-solving skills, and engage in painting, drawing,

and collage skills to strengthen their ability to process

information and create personal meaning.

NGBR,

Cypress

Susan Feliciano

10:30am-11:30am

Integrating Explorations in

Art into your Curriculum

Product demonstration

All This is a complimentary Professional Development

Session offering a digital overview of Davis K-12

components. Workshop is open to all teachers and art

supervisors who have adopted Davis Digital, those who

may still be considering adoption, and those who are

just curious and would like to learn more about all that

Davis Publications has to offer the art educator in the

21st Century.

NGBR,

Royal Palm 6

Cindy Walker

10:30am-11:30am

Elementary Weavers

ES The presenter will share samples of a variety of

weaving activities, including ideas for a variety of

choices of materials and ﬁnishing techniques. Additional

information will include activities for learning weaving

vocabulary with connections between modern words

and words that stem from weaving origins.

NGBR,

Royal Palm 7

Pam Brown

10:30am-12:30pm

Ready, Set, Draw: A Game

to Spark the Imagination

2-hour hands-on workshop

$ No. 230

ES Make and play a simple drawing game to explore

creative ideas. Translate one of your drawings into a

ﬁnished painting using a view ﬁnder technique.

NGBR,

Hibiscus

Jan Briggs

11:45am-12:45pm

Incorporating Marzano’s 9

High Yield Strategies in the

Art Room

ES, MS,

Through a simple and easy change in practice by

setting up your artwork differently and using stamps,

you can incorporate the majority of Marzano’s High

Yield Strategies in the Art Room.

NGBR,

Royal Palm 8

Christie Berrier

11:45am-12:45pm

A Way With Words

All Four lessons dealing with words covering 2D and 3D

media. Lessons are adaptable from elementary to high

school level.

NGBR,

Royal Palm 7

Christine

Schebilski

11:45am-12:45pm

Community Outreach:

Bridging the Gap between

Museums and the Public

Mus. This presentation will address the topic of community

partnerships and outreach programs within art

museums. Information will include an overview of

the beneﬁts that result from museum community

partnerships and outreach programs as well as

highlights of programs from Florida art museums and

ways for a museum to start a community partnership.

NGBR,

Acacia 4

Kiersten

Lampe,

Stephanie

Jackson

FRIDAY

28 Fresh Paint 2016 Conference

Friday, October 7, 2016

Time Title Audience Description Location Presenter(s)

11:45am-12:45pm

Everything You Wanted to

Know About Using an iPad

in Art (But Were Afraid to

Ask!)

All This engaging presentation is based on Jonathan’s

ﬁve years of experience working with teachers who

use iPads for curriculum delivery, daily tasks, and

other creative endeavors. Additionally, he will share his

experiences from ﬁve years of working with teachers

who utilize iPad Art Labs (1:1) to instruct students in

learning about and making art. Questions from iPad

beginners to experts are highly encouraged!

NGBR, Royal

Palm 6

Jonathan Ogle

1:00pm-2:15pm

Elementary School

Division Meeting

Meeting for all FAEA members representing the

elementary school division.

NGBR,

Royal Palm 6

Steven Miller

1:00pm-2:15pm

Middle School Division

Meeting

Meeting for all FAEA members representing the middle

school division.

NGBR,

Royal Palm 7

Glenda Lubiner

1:00pm-2:15pm

High School Division

Meeting

Meeting for all FAEA members representing the high

school division.

NGBR,

Royal Palm 8

Katie Avra

1:00pm-2:15pm

Higher Education Division

Meeting

Meeting for all FAEA members representing the higher

education division.

NGBR,

Acacia 4

Sara Scott

Shields, PhD

1:00pm-2:15pm

Museum Division Meeting

Meeting for all FAEA members representing the

museum education division.

NGBR,

Acacia 5-6

Jaclyn

Gallagher

1:00pm-2:15pm

Retirees Group Meeting

Meeting for all retired FAEA members. Stay current with

ongoing projects, reconnect with art educator friends,

and take-away new ideas.

NGBR,

Acacia 2-3

Bill Chiodo

2:15pm-4:30pm

Commercial Exhibit Hall

Commercial Exhibit Hall is open from 8:30am-1:00pm

and 2:15pm-4:30pm.

2:30pm-4:30pm

Personally Symbolic

Timeline

2-hour hands-on workshop

$ No. 214

ES, MS,

A great beginning art project for all beginning classes!

This project is an non-objective mixed media artwork

created on a strip of watercolor paper. Students use

color, line, shape, texture, and value to create non-

objective symbols that represent feelings and emotions

in relationship to their experiences of their lives. And

when everyone’s strip is ﬁnished we weave them

together to form a large community art weaving!

NGBR,

Hibiscus

Betsy Haskins

2:30pm-4:30pm

Inkless Tessellation Prints

Product demonstration

$ No. 212

MS HS

C/U

Think printmaking requires ink? Think again! Beginning

with a simple technique for making tessellating tiles,

this Blick Art Materials workshop will teach you how to

use transparent etched ﬁlm and water soluble crayons

to make repeating patterns that are inkless, imperfect,

and intriguing!

NGBR,

Banyan 1-2

Julie Swanson

Davis

2:30pm-4:30pm

Integrating Science

2-hour hands-on workshop

$ No. 206

ES Participants will learn how to integrate Science with

Visual Art in the Visual Art Classroom. Each participant

will produce his/her own botanical illustration by

breaking down a real plant exposing, the roots and

other parts of the plant.

NGBR,

Orchid 3

Anthony

Sznakowski

2:30pm-4:30pm

Amazing Faces

2-hour hands-on workshop

$ No. 213

ES, MS,

Participants will be presented with two separate lesson

plans that demonstrate creative techniques in the

development of portraiture. This workshop will offer

techniques in using both movable chains as well as

painting techniques to create unique characterization.

Pablo Picasso will be used as a reference source as

well as French caricature designers. Materials will be

provided and each attendee will take home two projects

that they created in the workshop.

NGBR,

Cypress

Debra Cline,

Melissa Aldan

SCHEDULE

(Subject to change)

KEY

ES = Elementary School MS = Middle School HS = High School

C/U = College/University M = Museums A/S = Administration/Supervisors

($) = Additional Fee NGBR = Naples Grande Beach Resort

FRIDAY

Fresh Paint 2016 Conference 29

Friday, October 7, 2016

Time Title Audience Description Location Presenter(s)

2:30pm-4:30pm

K12 Student Assessment

and Virtual Art Exhibition

Adjudication Training

$ No. 216

ES, MS,

HS, A/S

Learn the adjudication process used to assess

the FAEA K12 Student Assessment and Virtual Art

Exhibition. Practice using the FAEA rubrics, see

exemplars for each score and be ready to be an

adjudicator for the 2017 exhibition.

Toni Stabile

Classrooms

@ The Baker

Museum,

Lecture Hall

Susan

Castleman

2:30pm-4:30pm

Science and Art in the

Classroom

2-hour hands-on workshop

$ No. 211

MS, HS Explore inactive notebooks in science and art as

creative, artistic action and expression. Presenters

share examples of creativity, techniques, processes

and comprehension in science and art. Hands on

demonstration using science and art lessons.

NGBR,

Orchid 4

Glendia

Cooper,

Mary Maddox

2:30pm-4:30pm

Foiled Again!!!

2-hour hands-on workshop

$ No. 217

All “Foiled Again!!!” (ALL) using foil and recycled materials,

participants will create their own interpretation based on

the work of Alberto Giacometi’s human ﬁgures. If time

permits, more information on project based learning will

be shared.

Toni Stabile

Classrooms

@ The Baker

Museum,

Classroom

Mary Cavaioli

2:30pm-4:30pm

Surface Decoration

with Mayco Designer

Silkscreens and Designer

Stencils

Product demonstration

$ No. 215

All Using complimentary designs for a colorful, blooming

project, you will be screen printing Mayco Designer

Silkscreens, adding texture with SG-501 Sculpting

Medium and Designer Stencils, while adding Stroke

& Coat® glazes for pops of color directly onto

bisque for this “Bloom Tile” project. Join our Mayco

Representative to learn helpful hints and tips about the

popular Designer Silkscreens while learning of new

techniques with Designer Stencils.

NGBR,

Mangrove 1-2

Todd Hickerson

2:30pm-4:30pm

Districts Assembly

Meeting

A chance for representatives from local art teacher/

educator associations to get together.

NGBR,

Acacia 2-3

Britt Feingold

2:30pm-4:30pm

Sculpture I, II, III, AP:

Scaffolding Design

Problems in 3D Art

2-hour hands-on workshop

$ No. 276

HS Expanding on a session from last year’s conference,

participants will receive example lessons, rubrics

and PPTs that demonstrate introductory vocabulary

and concepts and techniques from sculpture I and II.

Examples of AP 3D concentration work that grew out of

the design problems and techniques taught in levels I

and II. Two hands-on activities included.

NGBR,

Acacia 5-6

Barbara Davis

5:00pm-6:15pm

General Session 2

The second general session will feature artist Evelyn

Rosenberg .

NGBR, Royal

Palm 6-8 & EC

7:00pm-9:00pm

Welcome Reception

Welcome Reception sponsored by Ringling College of

Art and Design.

Naples Art

Association

The von Liebig

Art Center

9:30pm-11:00pm

Artist Bazaar and Open

Studio

The Artist Bazaar is an event for FAEA members and

local associations to sell their artistic creations. A

simultaneous open studio where FAEA is partnering

with Empty Bowls Naples. During this event FAEA

members will be painting pottery for Empty Bowls 2016

which raises money for the Harry Chapin Warehouse.

Donate your talents and reserve a bowl to paint!

NGBR

FRIDAY

30 Fresh Paint 2016 Conference

7:30am-4:30pm

Registration Open

7:30am-8:30am

FAEA Awards Breakfast $

Join us as we honor this year’s FAEA award winners.

Limited tickets available for purchase.

NGBR, Vista

Ballroom

8:30am-1:30pm

Commercial Exhibit Hall

Commercial Exhibit Hall open from 8:30am-1:30pm

with 1.5 hours of dedicated exhibit time to start the

morning.

9:45am-10:45am

Telling Tales Through Artful

Trails

All Through poetry, music, and art-making the students

shared their stories. Lend your ear to learn more about

the legendary partnership between an elementary art

class, a local museum and the National Gallery of Art-

Smithsonian who traveled together through a visual

literacy journey.

NGBR,

Royal Palm 6

Beth

Dobberstein

9:45am-10:45am

Filming Our Learning Lives:

A Visual Research Project

with Teens

MS, HS,

C/U

The presentation will discuss how ﬁlm and other visual

media may help teens identify and speak about the

role of informal learning in their lives and will share

a selection of the ﬁlms created by the teens. Finally,

the presentation will ask to what extent visual media

production can become a form of civic engagement for

disaffected youth.

NGBR,

Royal Palm 7

Rachel Fendler

9:45am-10:45am

How to Utilize the Florida

Fine Arts Report

All This discussion based session will review how to

access the information reported in the Florida Fine Arts

Report from the Florida Department of Education and

attendees will discuss multiple strategies for application

at the local and state level.

NGBR,

Royal Palm 8

Kathleen Sanz

Saturday, October 8, 2016

Time Title Audience Description Location Presenter(s)

SCHEDULE

(Subject to change)

KEY

ES = Elementary School MS = Middle School HS = High School

C/U = College/University M = Museums A/S = Administration/Supervisors

($) = Additional Fee NGBR = Naples Grande Beach Resort

“Attending FAEA’s annual conference gives our teachers an

opportunity to develop and refresh their skills and keep up with best

practices in the field of art education. This conference also gives

teaching artists an opportunity to network with other artists from

around the state and grow professionally.”

—Tony Sznakowski, Duval County Public Schools

Elementary Visual Arts Specialist

SATURDAY

Fresh Paint 2016 Conference 31

Saturday, October 8, 2016

Time Title Audience Description Location Presenter(s)

10:00am-12:00pm

“One-A-Day” Breadths:

One Class Period Lessons

For AP 2-D and Drawing

2-hour hands-on workshop

$ No. 301

HS Keeping the AP student motivated all year can be

challenging, changing their “routine” helps keep them

fresh! I use several “one-day” lessons, throughout the

year that force the student to be more spontaneous

and quick in problem solving- often producing very

creative results. The lessons are embellished later,

and used in the Breadth section of their exam.

Workshop participants will experiment with many of

these lessons. Hand-outs of all of the lessons will be

provided.

NGBR,

Acacia 2-3

Paula Ferrell

10:00am-12:00pm

African Ndebele Dolls

2-hour hands-on workshop

$ No. 305

All African Ndebele dolls depict personal journeys,

experiences, and monumental moments in one’s life.

Create your own Ndebele dolls using water bottles,

fabric, and baubles. This uniquely personal project can

be adapted to grade levels 5-12 and is a favorite for

students and workshop attendees!

NGBR,

Cypress

Joanna

Davis-Lanum

10:00am-12:00pm

Romare Bearden Collage

and Jazz

2-hour hands-on workshop

$ No. 306

All In this workshop participants will explore the art

of African American artist Romare Bearden and

the Harlem Renaissance. We will learn about his

connection to jazz and his symbolic representations of

the African American experience. We will create jazz

inspired paintings and use them to create collages

in the style of Romare Bearden. We will also use

magazines and participants are encouraged to bring

magazines or photographs to use in their collages.

NGBR,

Hibiscus

Colleen Schmidt

10:00am-12:00pm

Mixed Metal Point Drawing

with Permanacy

2-hour hands-on workshop

$ No. 303

HS In this workshop, the participant will choose the method

of development of imagery (life objects observation,

magazines, or imagination) and transform pregessoed

Masonite into a ﬁnished drawing using choice of

medium silverpoint or varied recycled metal points.

NGBR,

Acacia 5-6

Julie Orsini

Shakher

10:00am-12:00pm

The Power of the Dot

2-hour hands-on workshop

$ No. 302

ES, MS Participants will immerse themselves in a

comprehensive, multi-disciplinary printmaking lesson

based on NGSSS. The lesson will include references

to newspaper production, Seurat, Pointillism,

technology, and silk-screening. Attendees will create

two versions of one image: pointillism painting and a

silk-screened reproduction. This lesson is designed for

upper elementary, however it can easily be adapted to

other grade levels and adapted to other grade levels

and abilities.

NGBR,

Acacia 4

Lucy Hertz,

Tracey Asby

10:00am-1:00pm

The Zen and Art of

Motorcycle Maintenance

3-hour hands-on workshop

$ No. 352

HS, C/U,

Mus.

This workshop introduces participants to a new

philosophical approach to studio based work at the

AP and IB level. The workshop includes “how we

know what we know” and how this awareness fosters

personal creativity. Presentation of the book, Zen and

Art of Motorcycle Maintenance, along with a hands-on

session creating art with watercolor + pen/ink.

Barron G.

Collier High

School,

Studio 2

Jackie Henson-

Dacey

10:00am-12:00pm

Newspaper Relief

2-hour hands-on workshop

$ No. 325

ES, MS,

Participants will create a textured, relief image using

newspaper or other re-usable papers. Paper twists and

other paper manipulation techniques will be explored

while creating the images on cardboard surfaces.

Images may be created individually or as a group

project. Final images may be painted and embellished.

This technique is very budget friendly with stunning

results!

NGBR,

Mangrove 1-2

Tasha Strigle

10:00am-1:00pm

Altered Book: A Mixed

Media Creative Spill

3-hour hands-on workshop

$ No. 353

MS, HS,

C/U, Mus.

Join us on a creative spill adventure and learn general

mixed media techniques to create an altered book/

art journal. Incorporate painting, printmaking, We’ll

be journaling, doodling, and using found objects

to decorate unique spreads that will speak for

themselves.

Bring a hardcover book, photocopies of your favorite

images and an open mind.

Barron G.

Collier High

School,

Studio 3

Maria Patino

SATURDAY

32 Fresh Paint 2016 Conference

10:00am-1:00pm

Sight-Size Drawing

3-hour hands-on workshop

$ No. 351

All Discover the classical drawing concepts and

techniques using the sight-size methods. Participants

will learn innovative teaching methods for various

age levels and create a drawing employing methods

experienced in this session. Materials and a handout

will be provided.

Barron G.

Collier High

School,

Studio 1

David Chang

10:00am-12:00pm

Intuitive Composition

Product demonstration

$ No. 304

Using a new approach to scratch drawing utilizing wet

paint and resistant mediums like beeswax crayons,

students can develop an innate sense of design, form

and shape by developing a “patchwork” of related and

very colorful images.

NGBR,

Banyan 1-2

10:00am-12:00pm

Metal Patination with Evelyn

Rosenberg

2-hour hands-on workshop

$ No. 307

All A hands-on metal patination workshop presented by

Evelyn Rosenberg.

NGBR, Vista

Terrace

10:00am-12:00pm

STEAM Session

2-hour hands-on workshop

$ No. 332

ES, MS,

A is for Art, and for the advantages the students

receive when the arts are integrated throughout the

curriculum. Through this workshop, participants will be

introduced to research-based strategies to integrate

art and science. Participants will explore techniques

and strategies through hands-on experiences that

encourage creativity and discovery while learning

about the different states of matter and their physical

characteristics.

NGBR,

Orchid 4

Rosa Ansoleaga

11:00am-12:00pm

Cracking Crystals!

ES Mixing Science and Art is fun! Students learn about

rocks and minerals throughout the school year and

I decided to do a lesson on geodes and what they

are! Students use watercolor techniques to create the

concentric gradation layers of the inside of a geode!

Students are also able to crack their own geode and

keep the beautiful crystals they ﬁnd inside!

NGBR,

Orchid 3

Britt Feingold

11:00am-12:00pm

Let’s Get Collaborative!

Museum Collaboration

Techniques in the

Classroom.

ES, MS,

HS, C/U,

Mus., A/S,

All

A group of Florida State University Art Museum

Education and Visitor-Centered Exhibitions students

will be discussing how a collaborative exhibition

process can be applied to secondary art education.

The students will use their own experiences

collaborating on a Gina Phillips art exhibition to impact

their ideas on how this process would be beneﬁcial to

share their ideas. Ultimately, this presentation is about

the intersections of student collaboration and curatorial

experiences.

NGBR,

Royal Palm 8

Morgan

Szymanski,

Jessie Spraggins

Rochford, John

Boda, Anthony

Woodruff

11:00am-12:00pm

Activating Museums:

How to Use Museums and

Other Cultural Institutions

as a Resource for Your

Classroom

ES, MS,

In this session we will discuss various ways in which

museums and other institutions can help art teachers,

from ﬁeld trips, lesson plans, or even professional

development.

NGBR,

Royal Palm 6

Jaclyn Gallagher

11:00am-12:00pm

Walking Our Desire Paths:

Pre-service Art Teachers’

Reﬂections on Teaching and

Learning

All This presentation shares MS Art Education students’

experiences from their ﬁrst semester as pre-service

art education teachers. In a classroom context, they

reﬂected on teaching and learning processes using

the metaphor of the ‘desire path’, ultimately creating

ephemeral sculptures across campus and a walking

tour. The presentation will share the written, visual

and audiovisual results of this inquiry to expand on the

relationship between desire and teaching and learning.

NGBR,

Royal Palm 7

Rachel Fendler,

Caitlin Ward,

Leanna Arroyo,

Logan Pattyson,

Elizabeth

Puckett

11:30am-1:00pm

Past President’s Luncheon

FAEA Past President’s Luncheon NGBR, Lobby

Saturday, October 8, 2016

Time Title Audience Description Location Presenter(s)

SCHEDULE

(Subject to change)

KEY

ES = Elementary School MS = Middle School HS = High School

C/U = College/University M = Museums A/S = Administration/Supervisors

($) = Additional Fee NGBR = Naples Grande Beach Resort

SATURDAY

Fresh Paint 2016 Conference 33

SATURDAY

34 Fresh Paint 2016 Conference

12:15pm-1:15pm

Kinetic Pointillism

in the Classroom:

Exploring Progression

and Encouraging

Experimentation

Product demonstration

MS HS

C/U Mus.

A/S All

“Kinetic Pointillism” is deﬁned and explored with

numerous examples, and teachers are shown how

to use the style to introduce the concept of artistic

“progression”.

NGBR,

Royal Palm 6

Robert Ottesen

12:15pm-1:15pm

The Theory and Practice

of Facilitating a Weekly

Interactive Critique with

High School Students

ES, MS,

HS, All

I will present the theory and practice of facilitating

weekly interactive critiques based on the method

developed by Dr. Tom Anderson (co-author of Art

for Life 2005). As part of my presentation, audience

members will examine and critique an artwork using

the interactive critique method.

NGBR,

Royal Palm 7

Joany Cabrera

12:15pm-1:15pm

Masters and Doctoral

Degrees in Art Education: A

Panel of Options in Florida

All Have you ever considered earning a Masters or

Doctoral degree in art education as a way to expand

your professional knowledge, earn a pay raise, or to

pursue additional career opportunities? During this

panel presentation, faculty members from various

Universities share information about graduate art

education programs in Florida. Panelists include faculty

representatives from FAU, FIU, FSU, UCF, and UF.

NGBR,

Royal Palm 8

Sara Shields,

Susannah

Brown, Bonnie

Bernau, Jeffrey

Broome, Rachel

Fendler, Michelle

Tillander

12:30pm-2:30pm

Graphite DreamScapes:

Introducing Students to

Cuban Art, Culture, and

Identity through the Work

of Cuban American Artist,

Glexis Novoa.

2-hour hands-on workshop

$ No. 309

ES, MS,

This workshop will help you to introduce your students

to Cuban American Artist, Glexis Novoa. Using a 6B

Pencil and recycled wood, you will create a surrealistic

style landscape that reﬂects your beliefs, dreams,

political ideas and insecurities. This lesson can be

used on all levels to teach value, composition, and

perspective while encouraging students to explore their

own beliefs and dreams.

NGBR,

Orchid 4

Catherine Rivera

12:30pm-2:30pm

If This Painting Could Talk

2-hour hands-on workshop

$ No. 308

ES, MS,

Learn how to make art history fun by integrating fun

technology to motivate students to research artists and

artworks. I’ll share my lesson where students research

famous paintings and then share their knowledge by

creating a chatterpix video that brings the artwork to

life. Attendees will need to bring their own iPad and

download chatterpix kids (free app) prior to mini studio

session.

NGBR,

Acacia 4

Jennifer

Bergendahl

12:30pm-2:30pm

Amate Bark Painting:

Working with Composition

2-hour hands-on workshop

$ No. 333

ES Come learn about Amate Bark Painting. In this

workshop, teachers will learn techniques to create a

composition illustrating traditional Mexican imagery

using acrylic and tempera paint. Your students will gain

an understanding of traditional Amate bark paintings

and create an inspired artwork. Teachers will create a

pleasing composition and learn where these ancient

symbols come from and how they have inspired

artisans from central Mexico.

Toni Stabile

Classrooms

@ The Baker

Museum,

Lecture Hall

Nadia Earl

12:30pm-2:30pm

Tie Dye is Not Just for

Hippies: Teaching the

Art of Shibori

2-hour hands-on workshop

$ No. 310

MS, HS Hands on workshop! Japanese Shibori originated in

the 8th century and is very popular in textiles today.

Participants will learn a range of techniques that

involve folding, stitching, and binding the cloth before

dyeing to create geometric and organic patterns.

Fabric will be provided, but you are welcomed to bring

a cotton or linen item from home to dye, too!

NGBR,

Banyan 1-2

Heather Hagy

12:30pm-2:30pm

Head over Heels:

Conceptualizing and

Creating your Shoes

2-hour hands-on workshop

$ No. 330

All Design and create a unique and perhaps wearable

objet d’ art from a pair of your vintage shoes. Teachers

will view a PowerPoint Presentation on historical and

contemporary shoe design and then create a shoe

based upon the work of a famous artist or other theme.

NGBR,

Hibiscus

Marlene Kohn,

Marilyn Traeger

SCHEDULE

(Subject to change)

KEY

ES = Elementary School MS = Middle School HS = High School

C/U = College/University M = Museums A/S = Administration/Supervisors

($) = Additional Fee NGBR = Naples Grande Beach Resort

Saturday, October 8, 2016

Time Title Audience Description Location Presenter(s)

SATURDAY

Fresh Paint 2016 Conference 35

Saturday, October 8, 2016

Time Title Audience Description Location Presenter(s)

12:30pm-2:30pm

Create a Book of Sensory

Drawings

2-hour hands-on workshop

$ No. 313

ES, MS,

Participants will create a book of drawings based on

the individual senses. This workshop is for any art

teacher who wants to try his or her hand at drawing in

a different way.

NGBR,

Mangrove 1-2

Craig Roland

12:30pm-2:30pm

Cool Cotton Yarn Sculptures

2-hour hands-on workshop

$ No. 315

ES, MS This session will introduce participants to the works of

Italian artist Bendetta Mori Ubaldini. Participants will

create magical hollow animal sculpture made using

just a simple cotton yarn ball or multiple ones using a

variety of colors creating a mystical character.

Toni Stabile

Classrooms

@ The Baker

Museum,

Classroom

Aliana Ochoa

12:30pm-2:30pm

Chinese Dragon Kites

2-hour hands-on workshop

$ No. 331

All Participants will learn about the history, culture and

applications of Chinese Kites. In this workshop you

will also create a centipede/outrigger style dragon kite.

Lesson plans, worksheets and links to online games

and quizzes will be included in this session.

NGBR,

Orchid 3

Beverly Williams

12:30pm-5:00pm

Empty Bowls Open Studio

Empty Bowls Naples. Join artist from around the state

in painting ceramic bowls to support the Harry Chapin

Food Bank. Participants are free to come and go as

they like between 12:30 and 5 pm.

NGBR,

Acacia 5-6

Betsy Dawson,

Kathy Anderson

1:30pm-2:30pm

Measure by Color™

Product demonstration

All Make learning how to use a ruler fun with the

Measure by Color(TM) Ruler! A re-envisioned, easy to

understand ruler that makes measuring visual. Come

learn how art and math combine to help all students be

successful at measuring.

NGBR,

Royal Palm 6

Gretchen

McCormick

1:30pm-2:30pm

The Holocaust Project:

Using Analytic Art Criticism

to Examine Social Justice

Issues

All This presentation explores the applicability of analytic

art criticism strategies as fundamental tools used not

just for the study of art, but also as a springboard for

fostering critical thinking toward social justice issues.

After a brief introduction to an analytic art criticism

method appropriate for K-12 classrooms, attendees

are invited to participate in an interactive critique on

works of art related to the subject of the Holocaust.

NGBR,

Royal Palm 8

Jeffrey Broome

1:30pm-2:30pm

Big Giveaway for New Art

Teachers

This event is for new teachers who have been teaching

3 years or less. Invitation is required to attend and can

be requested at registration.

NGBR,

Acacia 2-3

1:30pm-2:30pm

Design Inspiration: Where

Designers “Shop” for Ideas

HS Have you ever wondered where elite designers get

their inspiration? From nature to architecture, music

and technology, the sources for creative inspiration

are many and varied. Let FIDM reveal the visionary

process behind product designs in fashion, interiors,

print and graphics, automobiles, and more. This

presentation will open your eyes to the secrets of

creativity.

NGBR,

Royal Palm 7

Amanda

Conseur

2:00pm-5:00pm

Frottage and the Art of

Max Ernst

3-hour hands-on workshop

$ No. 355

MS, HS Using the ﬁrst deﬁnition of the word Frottage,

participants will practice the technique or process

of taking a rubbing to create a surface for further art

making. This workshop presents the work of Max Ernst

and includes hands-on experimentation with multiple

texture surface (some rubbings and some printmaking).

The participants will create a diptych using a mixed

media art production based on the Surreal manifesto.

Barron G.

Collier High

School,

Studio 2

Jackie Henson-

Dacey

2:00pm-5:00pm

Vacuum Forming: Making

Molds to Cast 3D Shapes

3-hour hands-on workshop

$ No. 356

All Participants will make a vacuum forming machine with

simple materials from a home improvement store. They

will then have an opportunity to work with the machine

and make a mold from found objects. In the classroom,

the mold could be used with various materials such as

clay, paper, plaster or, chocolate!

Barron G.

Collier High

School,

Studio 3

Pam Brown

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On October 7, FAEA is partnering with Empty Bowls

Naples during the Artist Bazaar and again in an open

studio on Saturday, October 8. During this event FAEA

members will be painting pottery for Empty Bowls Naples

2017 which raises money for the Harry Chapin Food Bank.

Each bowl is sold for $15 which the food bank can turn into

$90 of food.

Donate your talents and paint a bowl!

Each bowl will be used in the Empty Bowls Naples

fundraiser in January.

Friday, October 7 Royal Palms Foyer at 9:30-11:00pm

Saturday, October 8 Acacia 5-6 from 12:30-5:00pm

Open Studio and Empty Bowls

2:00pm-5:00pm

Portrait Painting in Limited

Palette

3-hour hands-on workshop

$ No. 354

All Learn to create a portrait painting in limited palette.

This time-tested painting method has helped train

numerous masters throughout the history of art.

Participants will observe a demonstration and then

produce a composition from a masterpiece. Materials

and a colored handout will be provided.

Barron G.

Collier High

School,

Studio 1

David Chang

2:45pm-3:45pm

Enhancing Students

Life Choices Through

Practitioner Research

ES, MS,

Practitioner research, that most art teachers utilize

in their classrooms every day, will be explained to

forum attendees and suggestions for ways to the

results through publications will be provided. During

practitioner research, the teacher/researcher(s) and

participants co-construct knowledge as they work

together to provide suggestions to address problems

found in educational settings.

NGBR,

Royal Palm 8

Sara Shields,

Cindy Jesup,

Fatemah Alazmi

2:45pm-3:45pm

Art Museums of the World -

at your Fingertips

Product demonstration

All Davis Digital Images library houses a stunning variety

of art forms from prestigious museums and galleries,

showcasing artwork created across time and from

cultures around the world. Forget randomly searching

for images on the internet! With Davis Digital Images

you can access the images you need, compare

and contrast any two images, tag and create image

slideshows, and download any image as a high-quality

JPEG. Link to a test drive will be supplied to all

attendees.

NGBR,

Royal Palm 6

Cindy Walker

SCHEDULE

(Subject to change)

KEY

ES = Elementary School MS = Middle School HS = High School

C/U = College/University M = Museums A/S = Administration/Supervisors

($) = Additional Fee NGBR = Naples Grande Beach Resort

Saturday, October 8, 2016

Time Title Audience Description Location Presenter(s)

SATURDAY

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2:45pm-3:45pm

Contemporary Art: How to

Help Students Interpret and

Analyze the Art of our Time

All In this session, we will discuss ways in which

educators can analyze and critique Contemporary Art

with their students using the Feldman method and VTS

to gain an understanding and appreciation for today’s

artistic movement.

NGBR,

Royal Palm 7

Jaclyn Gallagher

3:00pm-5:00pm

Ugly Doll Soft Sculpture

2-hour hands-on workshop

$ No. 318

All Quirky and delightful soft sculpture dolls come to life

with needle, thread and stitches. Students make their

own patterns and hand stitch a small Ugly Doll. Can

easily adapt to all levels.

NGBR,

Banyan 1-2

Michelle Crosby

3:00pm-5:00pm

Trash/Tape Casting

2-hour hands-on workshop

$ No. 322

ES, MS,

Using trash we make treasure. Learn how to take

found objects and create interesting forms. In this

lesson we look at Sea Coral and create cheap and fun

sculptures. Work in a group and create collaboratively

or work quietly to the side to create your tape casted

sculpture.

Toni Stabile

Classrooms

@ The Baker

Museum,

Lecture Hall

Robert Sherry

3:00pm-5:00pm

Mask Relief Sculptures:

From Strips of Paper to

Digital Applications

2-hour hands-on workshop

$ No. 317

MS, HS Mask relief sculptures are a great way to help students

understand the transition from creating 2D artwork to

3D artwork. Please join us to learn and discuss the

resources, materials, techniques, and procedures that

will help your students create their own! During this

workshop you will use a variety of papers cut into one

inch strips that will be manipulated and attached to a

base page. We will also discuss ways to use digital

apps to view and enhance their ﬁnal project.

NGBR,

Orchid 4

Gary Jones

3:00pm-5:00pm

Copics in the Classroom:

An Exploration in Marker Art

Product demonstration

$ No. 321

MS, HS,

C/U, Mus.,

A/S

Copic alcohol-based dye markers are ideal for

ALL styles of art, design, illustration, and craft. In

this workshop we’ll explore all the need-to-knows

for creating beautiful marker renderings. With the

markers widely preferred by professional designers

and illustrators, and hundreds of colors to choose

from, students (and teachers) can add an exciting new

medium to their art/design portfolios. Come ﬁnd out

why everyone is falling in love with “The Markers for

Creative People.”

NGBR,

Mangrove 1-2

Thomas Atkinson

3:00pm-5:00pm

Over Under = Creative

Weavings

2-hour hands-on workshop

$ No. 320

ES This hands-on session will transform a simple weaving

into a person or animal. After making a yarn weaving,

participants will use recycled materials to turn the

weaving into a ﬁgure or animal. Student examples will

be shown. This weaving is appropriate for grades 3-5

and allows for many creative possibilities.

NGBR,

Hibiscus

Donna Casanas

3:00pm-5:00pm

Sculpture I, II, III, AP:

Scaffolding Design

Problems in 3 D Art

2-hour hands-on workshop

$ No. 316

HS Expanding on a session from last year’s conference,

participants will receive example lessons, rubrics

and PPTs that demonstrate introductory vocabulary

and concepts and techniques from sculpture I and II.

Examples of AP 3D concentration work that grew out of

the design problems and techniques taught in levels I

and II. Two hands-on activities included.

NGBR,

Acacia 4

Barbara Davis

3:00pm-5:00pm

“Great First Impressions”:

A Clay Studio Event

2-hour hands-on workshop

$ No. 323

MS, HS Clay stamps and impression rollers are easy to make,

fun to use, and can be combined to make very unique

textural patterns on ceramic pottery and sculpture.

In this workshop, participants will design and sculpt

their own clay impression rollers and stamps, then

use existing ones provided to apply to drape molded

pottery (wall vases) or sculpture (masks or freeforms)

of their choice. Tools, materials, and resources

provided.

Toni Stabile

Classrooms

@ The Baker

Museum,

Classroom

Alan McKnight

3:00pm-4:00pm

Get Involved: Emerging Art

Leaders

All Do you want to be more involved, but don’t know how

to get started? FAEA’s President-Elect will guide you

through the various areas of involvement on a state

level from presenting at conference to becoming a

board member. Find your visual voice and become an

emerging art leader for your profession today.

NGBR,

Acacia 2-3

Lark Keeler

Saturday, October 8, 2016

Time Title Audience Description Location Presenter(s)

SATURDAY

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Saturday, October 8, 2016

Time Title Audience Description Location Presenter(s)

3:00pm-5:00pm

Sgrafﬁto Tiles, Plates and

More!

ES, MS,

Learn how to create images and designs on functional

ceramics with the Sgrafﬁto technique. Make and take a

tile that can be used as an example in your classroom.

Learn what tools and materials work best for optimal

ease for the students and outstanding results. The

presentation will include simple and fast ways to make

inexpensive tools for the whole class. Ceramics 2 and

3 artwork and lesson plans will be featured but lesson

ideas for ages 9 and up will be discussed.

NGBR,

Orchid 3

Shannon Furst

4:00pm-5:00pm

Flipping Art Class in 5th

Grade

ES Need more time in class? We will explore the concept

of a ﬂipped classroom and my experience ﬂipping my

5th grade classroom to create more time for making

better art!

NGBR,

Royal Palm 7

Lindsay

Waguespack

4:00pm-5:00pm

Kids Don’t Know About

Social Justice: Planning,

Developing, and Reﬂecting

on an Art for Social Justice

Summer Camp

MS, HS,

C/U

The session will be organized into three sections. The

ﬁrst will share details about how the program was

planned and implemented. The second will be focused

on sharing the products and projects the students

engaged in. The third will provide session attendees

with lesson plans, guidance, and suggestions

for implementing a similar program in their own

community.

NGBR,

Royal Palm 8

Sara Shields,

Ryan Robinson,

Samantha

Beauregard,

Morgan Jackson,

Victoria Munsell,

Maddison

Stevenson

4:00pm-5:00pm

“Take a Walk in Our Shoes”-

3D Clay Sculpture

MS, HS,

C/U

This workshop will introduce methods of teaching an

intermediate level clay sculpture to novice students.

Participants will observe the process of a 3-D clay

sneaker being built using templates and have the

opportunity to view the ﬁnished product of student

work.

NGBR,

Royal Palm 6

Caroline Duran

7:00pm-11:00pm

Artistically Built Clothing

(ABC) Gala

Celebrate the end of another successful conference.

Limited number of tickets available for purchase.

NGBR, Vista

Ballroom

SCHEDULE

(Subject to change)

KEY

ES = Elementary School MS = Middle School HS = High School

C/U = College/University M = Museums A/S = Administration/Supervisors

($) = Additional Fee NGBR = Naples Grande Beach Resort

A Special Thank you to Blick Art Materials

for the

2016 Conference Bags

SATURDAY

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Sunday, October 9, 2016

Time Title Audience Description Location Presenter(s)

SCHEDULE

(Subject to change)

8:45am-9:15am

Registration Open

8:00am-11:00am

Face It: Image Transfer on

Clay

3-hour hands-on workshop

$ No. 451

All Are you looking for a fun clay project to do with your

art students? Are you looking for a way to help the

students who feel unsuccessful ﬁnd a means of

creating an image that is virtually foolproof? Are you

interested in creating artwork that crosses disciplines?

This workshop is designed to accomplish these goals!

We will be transferring images to clay slabs and

adding detail with clay tools to make a wall hanging.

NGBR,

Hibiscus

Brian Moody

8:45am-10:45am

The Power of Recycled Art

2-hour hands-on workshop

$ No. 403

ES Using recycled materials are not only easy on your

budget, but can also be used to create expressive,

reﬂective art pieces. In this presentation, teachers

(students) are introduced to contemporary artist who

use recycled materials to create and communicate

powerful messages. Teach students to use materials

they have access to on a daily basis in new ways! 3D

& 2D concepts are introduced in this presentation.

NGBR,

Acacia 5-6

Kristina

Latraverse

8:45am-10:45am

Just Can’t Resist: Fun and

Easy Watercolor Projects!

2-hour hands-on workshop

$ No. 401

ES, MS,

In this standards based hands on workshop,

participants will learn and utilize a variety of watercolor

techniques while creating 5 mini versions of projects

suitable for elementary through middle school.

Each project can be completed in 1-2 classes. The

complexity level can be altered to suit your students

abilities. Complete Lesson Plans and Resources will

be available on the FAEA Digital Conference site.

Materials for all projects will be provided, just bring

your imagination!

NGBR,

Acacia 2-3

Linda Marie

Robinson,

Nylene Anderson

8:45am-10:45am

QR CODES: Taking Your

Art Shows to the Next Level

and Beyond!

2-hour hands-on workshop

$ No. 402

All Museums across the country are ditching the hassle

of rented headphones in favor of posting QR codes

next to their artwork and allowing people to use their

cell phones to listen to biographical, stylistic, and

historical information. Learn a fast and easy way to

help your students create their own QR codes and

record supplemental information about their artwork,

artist statements, and more.

NGBR,

Acacia 4

Leslie Loughran

8:45am-10:45am

Pop Art Clay - Thiebaud

and Oldenberg Style

2-hour hands-on workshop

$ No. 406

ES, MS,

We will make hot dogs, french fries, and pies from

lowﬁre clay which will look real enough to eat this

year. We have previously made cupcakes and slices

of cake boxes in workshops at FAEA.

NGBR,

Mangrove 1-2

Delta Jones,

Tina Lonergan-

Harris

8:45am-10:45am

Creating Works of Art

Using a Ballpoint Pen

2-hour hands-on workshop

$ No. 404

MS, HS The intent of this workshop is to show art teachers

the different ways ballpoint pen can be used in art

lessons. This is meant to be a hands-on workshop

where teachers will be taken through some of the

different options that are available with pens.

NGBR,

Banyan 1-2

Gerald Obregon

SUNDAY

KEY

ES = Elementary School MS = Middle School HS = High School

C/U = College/University M = Museums A/S = Administration/Supervisors

($) = Additional Fee NGBR = Naples Grande Beach Resort

40 Fresh Paint 2016 Conference

ENTER TO WIN!

FAEA Conference Raffle

Rules and Regulations: Purchase 1 raffle ticket for entry into a drawing of your choice to win a great prize. Rules and Regulations Offered by the Florida Art Education Association, Inc (FAEA) 402 Office

Plaza, Tallahassee, FL 32301. One prize per Raffle will be awarded. Participants select the prize drawing in which their ticket is to be included. The winning ticket for each prize will be selected at random.

Winner need not be present to win. Prizes will be awarded at the FAEA Gala, Saturday, October 8, 2016 between 7:00pm - 11:00pm at the Naples Grande Beach Resort. General operating funds were

used to purchase prizes and other prizes were donated. No purchase necessary. Minimum suggested donation of $5 for this request. Mail self addressed, postage paid envelope with a letter requesting

a raffle ticket to the FAEA office by September 20, 2016. A confirmation letter will be returned to you. Your ticket will be available for pick-up at the FAEA conference registration desk during hours of

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ers for prizes

Winners will be announced at the

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Purchase a raffle ticket today for your chance to win fabulous

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Participants will be able to choose the prize they want to play

for by placing their ticket in the corresponding prize contain-

er. The winning ticket for each prize will be annouced at the

2016 FAEA Gala: ABC: Artistically Built Clothing.

• SunFest–Two Tickets

Valued at $47/each

($94 Total)

• Otterbox–$90 Gift

Certificate

• Applebee’s–

Complimentary Lunch

or Dinner for Two

• Total Wine–Wine

Education Class for

Four

• The Cheesecake

Factory–($50 Gift Card)

• Museum of Discovery

and Science–Two

Tickets ($28 Value)

• Marco Island Center

for the Arts–Handmade

Scarves ($28 Value)

(2 available)

• Guy Harvey Book–

“Panama Paradise”

($49.95 Value)

• Butterfly World–Two

Admission Passes

($53.90 Value)

• South Florida Science

Center and Aquarium–

Two Admission Passes

($34 Value)

• Flamingo Gardens–

Two Admission Passes

($39.90)

• Improv Tickets–Two

Tickets ($70 Value)

• Miami Zoo–Four

Complimentary Passes–

($84.39)

• Tampa Bay Rays–Steve

Geltz Autographed

Baseball with Case

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Maxwell Autographed

Football

• Pollo Tropical–

Catering Gift Certificate

• Shake Shack–

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Center–Sea Turtle

Adoption package

($50 Value)

• Wonderworks–Two

Tickets for General

Admission ($53 Value)

• Florida Aquarium,

Tampa–Two General

Admission Tickets

($47 Value)

• University of

Florida–$25 Online

Store Gift Certificate

• Tiny Print’s–25 Gift

Certificate (4 available)

• AMC Theatres–Two

(2) Community Passes

$21 Value

• DMC Swag Basket

• FSU Gift Basket

• Boca Raton Museum of

Art Basket

• FAU Gift Basket

• Flamingo Painting

by Sarah LaPierre

(provided by Kids Need

More Art)

• WaWa Gift Bag

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lithograph, Ocean Calling

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Certificate ($600 Value)

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Admission Tickets ($200 Value)

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UTEP Game November 12, 2016

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American Educational Products

Blick Art Materials

Dade Art Educators Association

Gel Press by Polygel

Gelli Arts, LLC

Nasco

Pacon Corporation

Royal & Langnickel Brush

Sargent Art

School of the Art Institute of Chicago

Triarco Arts & Crafts

United Art & Education

2016 Member Virtual Exhibition

Sandy Bachmann

April Beckenhauer Pino

Patricia Cummins

Brenda Dalton

Caroline Duran

Susan Foltz

Donna Haynes

Sally Miller

Gerald Obregon

Catherine Rivera

Anita Smith

Teresa Testa

Marilyn Traeger

Please join us in thanking Davis Publications for their

support of the Member Virtual Exhibition Reception.

Show your appreciation and stop by their exhibit table to

ask how they can help you.

Join the FAEA Board of Directors and fellow members for the 2016

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The event will take place at the Baker Museum in Naples, Florida from

8:00pm – 9:30pm on Thursday, October 6.

Congratulations to the 2016 Winners!

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Schedule At A Glance

(Subject to change)

Thursday, October 6, 2016

8:00am-4:00pm

Registration Open

8:30am-9:30am

The Beauty in Art & Science—Related Through the Aesthetic Realism Teaching Method!

NGBR, Royal Palm 7

8:30am-10:30am

Jazzed with Gel Prints 3-hour hands-on workshop, $ No. 151

NGBR, Orchid 4

8:30am-9:30am

Elevate ARTS – Ensuring High Quality Art Education in High Poverty Schools

NGBR, Acacia 4

8:30am-9:30am

Alcohol Inks: Chaos to Composition

NGBR, Royal Palm 6

8:30am-9:30am

It Takes a Village: Local Artist Involvement within Our School Communities

NGBR, Royal Palm 8

8:45am-11:45am

Dimensional Clay Surfaces 3-hour hands-on workshop, $ No. 150

NGBR, Orchid 3

8:45am-10:45am

Thinking Beyond the Egg 2-hour hands-on workshop, $ No. 104

NGBR, Hibiscus

8:45am-10:45am

Pinch Pot-O-RAMA!! 2-hour hands-on workshop, $ No. 105

NGBR, Mangrove 1-2

8:45am-10:45am

Metallic Tape Art 2-hour hands-on workshop, $ No. 102

NGBR, Banyan 1-2

8:45am-10:45am

Calder’s Circus 2-hour hands-on workshop, $ No. 103

NGBR, Cypress

8:45am-10:45am

Purposeful Sketchbooks: Achieving Student Buy-In 2-hour hands-on workshop, $ No. 101

NGBR, Acacia 5-6

9:00am-11:00am

Kool Koons Sculptures 2-hour hands-on workshop, $ No. 106

Baker, Lecture Hall

9:45am-10:45am

Assessing Students’ Knowledge

NGBR, Royal Palm 8

9:45am-10:45am

All Aboard the STEAM Train!

NGBR, Royal Palm 7

9:45am-10:45am

Artcation at the Plant...What a Free Art Class Might Look Like

NGBR, Royal Palm 6

9:45am-10:45am

3D Printers: Discover Design Dream

NGBR, Acacia 4

11:00am-12:00pm

Ferns, Fungi and More!

NGBR, Royal Palm 8

11:00am-12:00pm

Marzano in the Art Classroom

NGBR, Acacia 4

11:00am-12:00pm

Taming the Wild Kindergarteners!

NGBR, Royal Palm 7

11:15am-1:15pm

Successful Charcoal Drawing with Elementary students 2-hour hands-on workshop, $ No. 112

NGBR, Mangrove 1-2

11:15am-1:15pm

Gettin’ STEAM-Y in the Art Room! 2-hour hands-on workshop, $ No. 114

Baker, Classroom

11:15am-1:15pm

Alice, What is Falling Down the Rabbit Hole Now 2-hour hands-on workshop, $ No. 110

NGBR, Cypress

11:15am-1:15pm

Play Time with Gelli Pads 2-hour hands-on workshop, $ No. 113

Baker, Lecture Hall

11:15am-1:15pm

Art With a Little STEAM 2-hour hands-on workshop, $ No.111

NGBR, Hibiscus

11:15am-1:15pm

Cut-Up Alchemy 2-hour hands-on workshop, $ No. 109

NGBR, Banyan 1-2

12:15pm-1:15pm

Google Apps in the Art Room

NGBR, Royal Palm 6

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Schedule At A Glance

(Subject to change)

NGBR = Naples Grande Beach Resort

Baker = Toni Stabile Classrooms @ The Baker Museum

($) = Additional Fee

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The Greater Naples Chamber of Commerce

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Naples Art District

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12:15pm-1:15pm

Selecting Meaningful Contemporary Artwork for School age Children

NGBR, Acacia 4

12:15pm-1:15pm

Teaching the Elements and Principles of Art for a 3D Class - No kiln required!

NGBR, Royal Palm 8

12:15pm-1:15pm

“But ﬁrst, let me take a SELFIE!”

NGBR, Royal Palm 7

12:30pm-3:30pm

Finding Moore 3D Figures from a Block of Plaster 3-hour hands-on workshop, $ No. 152

NGBR, Orchid 3

12:30pm-3:30pm

Papier Mache’ - A Different Way! 3-hour hands-on workshop, $ No. 153

NGBR, Orchid 4

1:30pm-2:30pm

Experimental Self Portraits

NGBR, Acacia 4

1:30pm-3:30pm

Musical Mixed Media Printmaking: Romare Bearden Cityscape Collage

2-hour hands-on workshop, $ No. 116

Baker, Classroom

1:30pm-3:30pm

Royal & Langnickel Brush Product demonstration $ No. 115

Baker, Lecture Hall

1:45pm-3:45pm

Pablo Picasso - Jazzy Art and Music 2-hour hands-on workshop, $ No. 119

NGBR, Acacia 5-6

1:45pm-3:45pm

Charmed by a Chair 2-hour hands-on workshop, $ No. 121

NGBR, Mangrove 1-2

1:45pm-3:45pm

Simply Stellar Studios Product demonstration

NGBR, Banyan 1-2

1:45pm-3:45pm

The Wonders of Wondering: Everyday Research 2-hour hands-on workshop, $ No. 117

NGBR, Cypress

1:45pm-3:45pm

Van Gogh: It’s In The Bag! 2-hour hands-on workshop, $ No. 120

NGBR, Hibiscus

2:45pm-3:45pm

Exciting Pencil Art is Unpredictable Product demonstration

NGBR, Acacia 4

4:00pm-5:30pm

General Session 1

NGBR, Royal Palm 6-8 & EC

6:00pm-8:00pm

Fun with Fibers 2-hour hands-on workshop, $ No. 125

NGBR, Mangrove 1-2

6:00pm-8:00pm

What About Self-Care? Stress-Reduction Strategies for Art Educators

2-hour hands-on workshop, $ No. 122

NGBR, Banyan 1-2

6:00pm-8:00pm

Artist Books in 3D 2-hour hands-on workshop, $ No. 130

NGBR, Orchid 3

6:00pm-8:00pm

Crayon Mosaics: A Creative Way to Recycle Using ROY G BIV

2-hour hands-on workshop, $ No. 124

NGBR, Orchid 4

6:00pm-8:00pm

Creating Your Big (Life) Picture 2-hour hands-on workshop, $ No. 123

NGBR, Cypress

8:00pm-9:30pm

Member Virtual Exhibition and Reception

Baker, Figge Conservatory

Thursday, October 6, 2016

44 Fresh Paint 2016 Conference

Schedule At A Glance

(Subject to change)

NGBR = Naples Grande Beach Resort

Baker = Toni Stabile Classrooms @ The Baker Museum

($) = Additional Fee

7:30am-4:30pm

Registration Open

8:00am-10:00am

Tanning The Hide 2-hour hands-on workshop, $ No. 204

NGBR, Hibiscus

8:00am-9:00am

Transitioning to Choice-Based Art (TAB)

NGBR, Royal Palm 8

8:00am-10:00am

Frank Lloyd Wright-Inspired Stained Glass Product demonstration, $ No. 202

NGBR, Banyan 1-2

8:00am-10:00am

Sustainable Portfolios & Projects 2-hour hands-on workshop, $ No. 203

NGBR, Cypress

8:00am-9:00am

Caught In the Net: Digital Awareness in the Art Room Revisited

NGBR, Royal Palm 7

8:00am-10:00am

The Power of the Circle 2-hour hands-on workshop, $ No. 220

NGBR, Acacia 5-6

8:00am-9:00am

Compositional Secrets of Raphael – A Visual Analysis

NGBR, Royal Palm 6

8:00am-10:00am

The Visual Journal 2-hour hands-on workshop, $ No. 205

NGBR, Orchid 4

8:30am-1:00pm

Commercial Exhibit Hall

9:00am-12:00pm

Monoprint Lab - Printing without a Press 3-hour hands-on workshop, $ No. 251

Baker, Classroom

9:00am-12:00pm

Abstract Kinetic Relief Sculpture 3-hour hands-on workshop, $ No. 254

NGBR, Mangrove 1-2

9:00am-12:00pm

Stepping Out with Rococo Shoes! 3-hour hands-on workshop, $ No. 253

NGBR, Orchid 3

9:00am-12:00pm

Art Supervisors’ Meeting

NGBR, Acacia 2-3

9:00am-11:00am

The Power of the Dot 2-hour hands-on workshop, $ No. 275

Baker, Lecture Hall

Friday, October 7, 2016

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Schedule At A Glance

(Subject to change)

NGBR = Naples Grande Beach Resort

Baker = Toni Stabile Classrooms @ The Baker Museum

($) = Additional Fee

9:15am-10:15am

Three-Dimensional Art Around the World

NGBR, Royal Palm 7

9:15am-10:15am

100+ Years of Wisdom for Novice Art Teachers

NGBR, Acacia 4

9:15am-10:15am

Building Leaders Through Artful Thinking

NGBR, Royal Palm 8

9:15am-10:15am

Practice What We Teach

NGBR, Royal Palm 6

10:30am-12:30pm

Colorful Reduction Clay Prints 2-hour hands-on workshop, $ No. 210

NGBR, Orchid 4

10:30am-11:30am

NAEA School for Art Leaders...what’s it all about

NGBR, Acacia 4

10:30am-12:30pm

Digital Painting with a BIG Twist 2-hour hands-on workshop, $ No. 201

Baker, Computer Lab

10:30am-12:30pm

Paint-Trailed Journals Product demonstration, $ No. 207

NGBR, Banyan 1-2

10:30am-11:30am

How We Overcame Aversion/Addiction to Technology

NGBR, Royal Palm 8

10:30am-12:30pm

Klimt Golden Phase - Mastery! 2-hour hands-on workshop, $ No. 209

NGBR, Acacia 5-6

10:30am-12:30pm

Discover Process 2-hour hands-on workshop, $ No. 208

NGBR, Cypress

10:30am-11:30am

Integrating Explorations in Art into Your Curriculum Product demonstration

NGBR, Royal Palm 6

10:30am-11:30am

Elementary Weavers

NGBR, Royal Palm 7

10:30am-12:30pm

Ready, Set, Draw: A Game to Spark the Imagination 2-hour hands-on workshop, $ No. 230

NGBR, Hibiscus

11:45am-12:45pm

Incorporating Marzano’s 9 High Yield Strategies in the Art Room

NGBR, Royal Palm 8

11:45am-12:45pm

A Way With Words

NGBR, Royal Palm 7

11:45am-12:45pm

Community Outreach: Bridging the Gap between Museums and the Public

NGBR, Acacia 4

11:45am-12:45pm

Everything You Wanted to Know About Using an iPad in Art (But Were Afraid to Ask!)

NGBR, Royal Palm 6

1:00pm-2:15pm

Elementary School Division Meeting

NGBR, Royal Palm 6

1:00pm-2:15pm

Middle School Division Meeting

NGBR, Royal Palm 7

1:00pm-2:15pm

High School Division Meeting

NGBR, Royal Palm 8

1:00pm-2:15pm

Higher Education Division Meeting

NGBR, Acacia 4

1:00pm-2:15pm

Museum Division Meeting

NGBR, Acacia 5-6

1:00pm-2:15pm

Retirees Group Meeting

NGBR, Acacia 2-3

2:15pm-4:30pm

Commercial Exhibit Hall

2:30pm-4:30pm

Personally Symbolic Timeline 2-hour hands-on workshop, $ No. 214

NGBR, Hibiscus

2:30pm-4:30pm

Inkless Tessellation Prints Product demonstration, $ No. 212

NGBR, Banyan 1-2

2:30pm-4:30pm

Integrating Science 2-hour hands-on workshop, $ No. 206

NGBR, Orchid 3

2:30pm-4:30pm

Amazing Faces 2-hour hands-on workshop, $ No. 213

NGBR, Cypress

2:30pm-4:30pm

K12 Student Assessment and Virtual Art Exhibition Adjudication Training, $ No. 216

Baker, Lecture Hall

2:30pm-4:30pm

Science and Art in the Classroom 2-hour hands-on workshop, $ No. 211

NGBR, Orchid 4

2:30pm-4:30pm

Foiled Again!!! 2-hour hands-on workshop, $ No. 217

Baker, Classroom

2:30pm-4:30pm

Surface Decoration with Mayco Designer Silkscreens and Designer Stencils

Product demonstration, $ No. 215

NGBR, Mangrove 1-2

2:30pm-4:30pm

Districts Assembly Meeting

NGBR, Acacia 2-3

2:30pm-4:30pm

Sculpture I, II, III, AP: Scaffolding Design Problems in 3D Art

2-hour hands-on workshop, $ No. 276

NGBR, Acacia 5-6

5:00pm-6:15pm

General Session 2

NGBR, Royal Palm 6-8 & EC

7:00pm-9:00pm

Welcome Reception

The von Liebig Art Center

9:30pm-11:00pm

Artist Bazaar and Open Studio

NGBR

Friday, October 7, 2016

46 Fresh Paint 2016 Conference

Schedule At A Glance

(Subject to change)

NGBR = Naples Grande Beach Resort

Baker = Toni Stabile Classrooms @ The Baker Museum

($) = Additional Fee

7:30am-4:30pm

Registration Open

7:30am-8:30am

FAEA Awards Breakfast $

NGBR, Vista Ballroom

8:30am-1:30pm

Commercial Exhibit Hall

9:45am-10:45am

Telling Tales Through Artful Trails

NGBR, Royal Palm 6

9:45am-10:45am

Filming Our Learning Lives: A Visual Research Project with Teens

NGBR, Royal Palm 7

9:45am-10:45am

How to Utilize the Florida Fine Arts Report

NGBR, Royal Palm 8

10:00am-12:00pm

“One-A-Day” Breadths: One Class Period Lessons For AP 2-D and Drawing

2-hour hands-on workshop, $ No. 301

NGBR, Acacia 2-3

10:00am-12:00pm

African Ndebele Dolls 2-hour hands-on workshop, $ No. 305

NGBR, Cypress

10:00am-12:00pm

Romare Bearden Collage and Jazz 2-hour hands-on workshop, $ No. 306

NGBR, Hibiscus

10:00am-12:00pm

Mixed Metal Point Drawing with Permanacy 2-hour hands-on workshop, $ No. 303

NGBR, Acacia 5-6

10:00am-12:00pm

The Power of the Dot 2-hour hands-on workshop, $ No. 302

NGBR, Acacia 4

10:00am-1:00pm

The Zen and Art of Motorcycle Maintenance 3-hour hands-on workshop, $ No. 352

Collier HS, Studio 2

10:00am-12:00pm

Newspaper Relief 2-hour hands-on workshop, $ No. 325

NGBR, Mangrove 1-2

10:00am-1:00pm

Altered Book: A Mixed Media Creative Spill 3-hour hands-on workshop, $ No. 353

Collier HS, Studio 3

10:00am-1:00pm

Sight-Size Drawing 3-hour hands-on workshop, $ No. 351

Collier HS, Studio 1

10:00am-12:00pm

Intuitive Composition Product demonstration, $ No. 304

NGBR, Banyan 1-2

10:00am-12:00pm

Metal Patination with Evelyn Rosenberg 2-hour hands-on workshop, $ No. 307

NGBR, Vista Terrace

10:00am-12:00pm

STEAM Session 2-hour hands-on workshop, $ No. 332

NGBR, Orchid 4

11:00am-12:00pm

Cracking Crystals!

NGBR, Orchid 3

11:00am-12:00pm

Let’s Get Collaborative! Museum Collaboration Techniques in the Classroom.

NGBR, Royal Palm 8

11:00am-12:00pm

Activating Museums: How to Use Museums and Other Cultural Institutions as a Resource

for Your Classroom

NGBR, Royal Palm 6

11:00am-12:00pm

Walking Our Desire Paths: Pre-service Art Teachers’ Reﬂections on Teaching and Learning

NGBR, Royal Palm 7

11:30am-1:00pm

Past President’s Luncheon

NGBR, Lobby

12:15pm-1:15pm

Kinetic Pointillism in the Classroom: Exploring Progression and Encouraging

Experimentation Product demonstration

NGBR, Royal Palm 6

12:15pm-1:15pm

The Theory and Practice of Facilitating a Weekly Interactive Critique with High School

Students

NGBR, Royal Palm 7

12:15pm-1:15pm

Masters and Doctoral Degrees in Art Education: A Panel of Options in Florida

NGBR, Royal Palm 8

12:30pm-2:30pm

Graphite Dreamscapes: Introducing Students to Cuban Art, Culture, and Identity through

the Work of Cuban American Artist, Glexis Novoa 2-hour hands-on workshop, $ No. 309

NGBR, Orchid 4

12:30pm-2:30pm

If This Painting Could Talk 2-hour hands-on workshop, $ No. 308

NGBR, Acacia 4

12:30pm-2:30pm

Amate Bark Painting: Working with Composition 2-hour hands-on workshop, $ No. 333

Baker, Lecture Hall

12:30pm-2:30pm

Tie Dye is Not Just for Hippies: Teaching the Art of Shibori

2-hour hands-on workshop, $ No. 310

NGBR, Banyan 1-2

12:30pm-2:30pm

Head over Heels: Conceptualizing and Creating Your Shoes 2-hour hands-on workshop, $ No. 330

NGBR, Hibiscus

12:30pm-2:30pm

Create a Book of Sensory Drawings 2-hour hands-on workshop, $ No. 313

NGBR, Mangrove 1-2

12:30pm-2:30pm

Cool Cotton Yarn Sculptures 2-hour hands-on workshop, $ No. 315

Baker, Classroom

12:30pm-2:30pm

Chinese Dragon Kites 2-hour hands-on workshop, $ No. 331

NGBR, Orchid 3

12:30pm-5:00pm

Empty Bowls Open Studio

NGBR, Acacia 5-6

1:30pm-2:30pm

Measure by Color™ Product demonstration

NGBR, Royal Palm 6

Saturday, October 8, 2016

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Schedule At A Glance

(Subject to change)

NGBR = Naples Grande Beach Resort

Baker = Toni Stabile Classrooms @ The Baker Museum

($) = Additional Fee

Saturday, October 8, 2016

1:30pm-2:30pm

The Holocaust Project: Using Analytic Art Criticism to Examine Social Justice Issues

NGBR, Royal Palm 8

1:30pm-2:30pm

Big Giveaway for New Art Teachers

NGBR, Acacia 2-3

1:30pm-2:30pm

Design Inspiration: Where Designers “Shop” for Ideas

NGBR, Royal Palm 7

2:00pm-5:00pm

Frottage and the Art of Max Ernst 3-hour hands-on workshop, $ No. 355

Collier HS, Studio 2

2:00pm-5:00pm

Vacuum Forming: Making Molds to Cast 3D Shapes 3-hour hands-on workshop, $ No. 356

Collier HS, Studio 3

2:00pm-5:00pm

Portrait Painting in Limited Palette 3-hour hands-on workshop, $ No. 354

Collier HS, Studio 1

2:45pm-3:45pm

Enhancing Students Life Choices Through Practitioner Research

NGBR, Royal Palm 8

2:45pm-3:45pm

Art Museums of the World – at your Fingertips Product demonstration

NGBR, Royal Palm 6

2:45pm-3:45pm

Contemporary Art: How to Help Students Interpret and Analyze the Art of Our Time

NGBR, Royal Palm 7

3:00pm-5:00pm

Ugly Doll Soft Sculpture 2-hour hands-on workshop, $ No. 318

NGBR, Banyan 1-2

3:00pm-5:00pm

Trash/Tape Casting 2-hour hands-on workshop, $ No. 322

Baker, Lecture Hall

3:00pm-5:00pm

Mask Relief Sculptures: From Strips of Paper to Digital Applications

2-hour hands-on workshop. $ No. 317

NGBR, Orchid 4

3:00pm-5:00pm

Copics in the Classroom: An Exploration in Marker Art Product demonstration, $ No. 321

NGBR, Mangrove 1-2

3:00pm-5:00pm

Over Under = Creative Weavings 2-hour hands-on workshop, $ No. 320

NGBR, Hibiscus

3:00pm-5:00pm

Sculpture I, II, III, AP: Scaffolding Design Problems in 3 D Art $ No. 316

NGBR, Acacia 4

3:00pm-5:00pm

“Great First Impressions”: A Clay Studio Event

Baker, Classroom

3:00pm-4:00pm

Get Involved: Emerging Art Leaders

NGBR, Acacia 2-3

3:00pm-5:00pm

Sgrafﬁto Tiles, Plates and More!

NGBR, Orchid 3

4:00pm-5:00pm

Flipping Art Class in 5th grade

NGBR, Royal Palm 7

4:00pm-5:00pm

Kids Don’t Know About Social Justice: Planning, Developing, and Reﬂecting on an Art for

Social Justice Summer Camp

NGBR, Royal Palm 8

4:00pm-5:00pm

“Take a Walk in Our Shoes”– 3D Clay Sculpture

NGBR, Royal Palm 6

7:00pm-11:00pm

Artistically Built Clothing (ABC) Gala

NGBR, Vista Ballroom

8:45am-9:15am

Registration Open

8:00am-11:00am

Face It: Image Transfer on Clay 3-hour hands-on workshop, $ No. 451

NGBR, Hibiscus

8:45am-10:45am

The Power of Recycled Art 2-hour hands-on workshop, $ No. 403

NGBR, Acacia 5-6

8:45am-10:45am

Just Can’t Resist: Fun and Easy Watercolor Projects! 2-hour hands-on workshop, $ No. 401

NGBR, Acacia 2-3

8:45am-10:45am

QR CODES: Taking Your Art Shows to the Next Level and Beyond!

2-hour hands-on workshop, $ No. 402

NGBR, Acacia 4

8:45am-10:45am

Pop Art Clay - Thiebaud and Oldenberg Style 2-hour hands-on workshop, $ No. 406

NGBR, Mangrove 1-2

8:45am-10:45am

Creating Works of Art Using a Ballpoint Pen 2-hour hands-on workshop, $ No. 404

NGBR, Banyan 1-2

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AMACO/brent

[email protected]m

www.amaco.com

Manufacturer of ceramic art materials, clay,

glaze, kilns and wheels.

Art Systems of Florida, Inc.

linda@artsystemsfl.com

www.artsystemsfl.com

Retailer of Art Supplies and Furniture

Axner.com and Laguna Clay

Julie@lagunaclay.com

www.axner.com

Axner Pottery Supply, boasts the largest selec-

tion of pottery books, supplies and equipment

in the known universe! Our mission is to serve

you, our customer, in a way that far exceeds

your expectations. Axner.com is backed by a

“bricks and mortar” organization.

Blick Art Materials

l.carter@dickblick.com

Blick Art Materials

Blick Art Materials is the largest provider of

artist’s supplies in the United States, with an

extensive offering of art materials, classroom

furniture, teaching aids, studio essentials, and

more. Product selection, competitive prices,

and superior customer service make Blick the

clear choice.

Bulb

colleen@hellobulb.com

www.bulbapp.com

Easiest portfolio ever. Bulb is the new, inspired

way for students and teachers to create and

share work.

Canson Inc

ed.brickler@hamelinbrands.com

www.Canson.com

Canson has been making fine art paper since

1557 in their mill dedicated for making only

fine art paper. We have a wide selection of

papers for every artist need including Canson

XL pads which are ideal for Art Education

projects. Stop by for your XL Paper Sampler.

and inquire about our bulk packs.

College for Creative Studies

ekaster@collegeforcreativestudies.edu

www.collegeforcreativestudies.edu

CCS is a nonprofit, fully accredited private

college, enrolling more than 1400 students

and offering Master of Fine Arts and Bachelor

of Fine Arts degrees. Founded in 1906 as the

Detroit Society of Arts & Crafts, CCS provides

students with the tools needed for successful

careers in creative industries.

Crayola

wgray@crayola.com

crayola.com

Crayola promotes creative experiences and

colorful learning! Crayola offers professional

development resources, arts-infused grants,

lesson plans, and art supplies to expand the

arts in schools. Please join us at our booth to

learn more about our products and programs.

Dade Art Educators Association

treasurer.daea@gmail.com

www.dadearted.org

Dade Art Educators Association Inc. was

established to advocate for art educators

and arts excellence in our profession. We are

committed to promoting the visual arts in our

community. We fulfill our mission by recogniz

ing student and teacher achievements.

Dali Museum

sfornof@thedali.org

www.thedali.org

The Dalí Museum shares Salvador Dalí works

and special exhibits as a resource to educate

and inspire our visitors and the global commu

nity at large.

Davis Publications

vsullivan@davisart.com

www.davisart.com

For more than 110 years, Davis Publications

has created exemplary curriculum for art

educators. Today we have curriculum and

resources for Pre-K through high school, in

cluding Art, Language Arts, and Afterschool.

Dixon Ticonderoga

tworrell@dixonusa.com

www.dixonusa.com

A wide variety of quality art products for

artists of all ages. Prang is loved by teachers

and students for its quality and color. Lyra is

a professional art line that showcases abilities

at the highest level. DAS air-hardening clay

is perfect for a multitude of projects for all

artists.

Faber-Castell

christa@fabercastell.com

www.greatartstartshere.com

Faber-Castell Premium Children’s Art

Products offers young artists authentic art

mediums that are non toxic, premium quality

and environmentally friendly. We offer Color

and Watercolor Pencils, Watercolor Paints,

Crayons, Markers, and more. Visit www.great

artstartshere.com for Lesson Plans!

FIDM/Fashion Institute of Design &

Merchandising

smcdo[email protected]

www.fidm.edu

FIDM/Fashion Institute of Design & Mer-

chandising is a private, specialized 4-year

college located in Los Angeles, San Francisco,

Orange County and San Diego, California.

Accredited by WASC & NASAD, our degrees

lead to careers in the Fashion, Interior Design,

Graphics & Entertainment Industry.

Florida School of the Arts

kittyclarke@sjrstate.edu

www.floarts.org

Florida School of the Arts is a two-year,

state-supported art school offering the Associ

ate in Science degree in the following nine arts

disciplines: Studio Arts, New Media Design,

New Media Photography, Costume Design,

Scenic & Lighting Design, Stage Management,

Acting, Musical Theatre, and Dance.

EXHIBITORS

(Subject to change)

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Gel Press by Polygel

gelpressinfo@gmail.com

www.gelpress.com

Gel Press plates are not gelatin. You have all

the benefits of ‘gelatin’ printing with no down

sides! Gel Press is super durable and reusable.

Store your Gel Press at room temperature. It’s

so easy to clean. Offered to art educators at

wholesale prices. Buy one or more of any size

for your classroom.

Gelli Arts, LLC

jlove@gelliarts.com

www.gelliarts.com

Come Gelli® print in a hands-on class! You

will take home samples from your printmaking

experience and loads of ideas and connections

to other subjects.

General Pencil Company, Inc

ingrid@generalpencil.com

www.generalpencil.com

General Pencil Company, Inc. has been man-

ufacturing pencils and artist materials since

1889 in Jersey City, New Jersey. For six genera

tions General Pencil Company has manufac-

tured artist quality charcoals, graphite and

colored pencils in the USA.

Highwater Clays of Florida, Inc.

manager@highwaterclaysflorida.com

www.highwaterclays.com

Florida Art Teachers need look no further

than our brand new Clearwater store for all

their ceramic supplies. Celebrating our 14th

year, Highwater Clays of Florida features 40+

clay bodies, glazes, tools, equipment, books

and more. Open Tuesday-Friday 10am-5pm,

Saturday 10am-1pm. 727-553-9344

Hue ColorLink

huecolorlink@gmail.com

www.huecolorlink.com

This impressive modern color wheel design

is a easy tool to find all the harmonious color

schemes in seconds. By just pointing at a

selected color you will find the following color

schemes; complementary, split complementary,

triad, tetrad, analogous, and neutrals.

Imagination International

Incorporated

valerie@iii.global

www.imaginationinternationalinc.com

Have you heard about Copic Markers but nev-

er had the chance to try them? Come join in on

the fun and learn about Copic in the classroom

as well as our FREE resources for teachers in

youth education.

J.N. “Ding” Darling National

Wildlife Refuge

rebecca_larkins@fws.gov

www.fws.gov/dingdarling

FL Junior Duck Stamp Program exhibit—We

are a non-profit/government organization and

have received a reduced fair on our table/ex

hibit space for the past 5 years. The FL Junior

Duck Stamp Program is a FREE art competi

tion for K-12 grade students across the state of

FL. Have limited budget - HELP

Jack Richeson & Company

michael@richesonart.com

www.richesonart.com

Jack Richeson & Company is a manufacturer/

distributor of products for the Fine Arts as well

as the Educational Art market. Our products

include Paper, Paint, Brushes, Pastels, Easels,

Printing Presses, Stretcher Bars, & Canvas.

KBW Foundation

randy@wardellpublications.com

www.kbwfoundation.org

Glass Art is achievable in your classroom!

Learn about the many possibilities this medi

um offers your students. Try glass cutting, pick

up a grant application for glass art supplies

and some sample project plans for your class.

Let us inspire you to share this historically

significant art form.

Mayco Colors

bmoreni@maycocolors.com

www.maycocolors.com

Mayco is one of the world’s leading producers

of quality ceramic products for ceramic hob

byists, DIY enthusiasts, potters, schools and

producers of fine ceramic table and giftware.

Nasco

kbakke@enasco.com

eNasco.com

Nasco Arts & Crafts, the art teacher’s favorite

catalog offers a comprehensive and affordable

selection of art supplies and teaching aids

for art history, sculpture, drawing, painting,

printmaking, leather crafts, ceramics, metal

enameling, jewelry making, weaving, wood

crafts, stained glass, and more

New Hampshire Institute of Art

laurastevenson@nhia.edu

www.nhia.edu

The New Hampshire Institute of Art (NHIA)

is the oldest and largest non-profit arts insti

tution in New Hampshire. NHIA is nationally

accredited and has grown to become the third

largest art and design college in New England.

NHIA offers undergraduate, graduate, and

community education programs.

New World School of the Arts

mcuesta@mdc.edu

nwsa.mdc.edu/nwsa-college-music.html

New World School of the Arts is a four-year

Bachelor of Fine Arts degree granting conser

vatory

EXHIBITORS

(Subject to change)

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Pacon Corporation

Jessica.Heintz@Pacon.com

www.Pacon.com

Proudly supplying brands preferred by art

teachers, including Tru-Ray

, Fadeless

Trait- tex

and Plast’r Craft

Ringling College of Art and Design

knemeth@ringling.edu

ringling.edu

Fully accredited four year BFA and BA

programs with 13 majors. Ringling College is

changing the way the world thinks about art

and Design.

Royal & Langnickel Brush

susan@royalbrush.com

www.royalbrush.com

Royal & Langnickel manufactures the finest

quality brushes and materials for the class

room, including the popular Big Kid’s Choice,

Soft-Grip and many others.

Sargent Art

Bhatki.Oza@sargentart.com

www.sargentart.com

One stop art supplies company for all your

classroom art requirements.

SCAD

lstern@scad.edu

www.scad.edu

Offering more degree programs and specializa-

tions than any other art and design university,

SCAD is uniquely qualified to prepare talented

students for professional, creative careers.

SCAD supports educators by providing oppor

tunities for professional development.

scad.edu/educators

School Specialty

Nicole.gorges@schoolspecialty.com

www.schoolspecialty.com

Sax Art Education/School Specialty offers the

newest and most innovative art supplies for all

your art education needs.

Shimpo Ceramics

kwise@shimpoceramics.com

www.shimpoceramics.com

A division of Nidec-Shimpo America Corpo-

ration, manufactures and distributes ceramic

equipment worldwide to the satisfaction of

artists, teachers, students and businesses of all

cultures. For nearly half a century we’ve been

committed to continuing global traditions in

making ceramic products for us

Skutt Ceramic Products

ron@skutt.com

www.skutt.com

Skutt is the #1 kiln used in schools today.

Check out our line of Potter’s wheels that

feature 1 piece splash pans with a removable

wheel head for easy clean up.

Spectrum Glazes, Inc.

richard@spectrumglazes.com

www.spectrumglazes.com

Spectrum Glazes is unique among ceramic

glaze suppliers in that we focus exclusively on

producing the highest quality, most colorful

and diverse selection of fired finishes available

anywhere. All of our energies are devoted

to manufacturing glazes and other ceramic

coatings. See you in Naples.

Square 1 Art

teresa@square1art.com

www.square1art.com

Square 1 Art is the only fundraising company

founded by an art teacher. Our program was

designed to “fit” the busy classroom - support

ing the teacher’s learning objectives while

affirming the artistic accomplishments of the

students.

Triarco Arts & Crafts

tclayton@triarcoarts.com

www.eTriarco.com

It has been our sincere privilege to work with

so many great customers over the past 69

years. We really appreciate these relationships

and strive to provide the best products and

service in the industry. Triarco’s catalog offers

you one-stop shopping for all your art supply

needs.

United Art & Education

jdeaton@unitednow.com

UnitedNow.com

We are committed to serve schools, organiza-

tions and individuals with quality products,

competitive prices and friendly customer

service. Visit UnitedNow.com for free project

ideas and for all your art material needs!

Free shipping on orders over $99 and volume

discounts!

University of Florida

College of the Arts

ojosephs@arts.ufl.edu

www.arts.ufl.edu/art

Visit with representatives from the School of

Art + Art History of the University of Florida

and find out what our programs have to offer

you and your students.

EXHIBITORS

(Subject to change)

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PRESENTERS

(Subject to change)

Fatemah Alazmi

Tallahassee, FL

f.[email protected]

Melissa Aldan

maldan@msfta.org

Nylene Anderson

St. Cloud, FL

artistonly@cfl.rr.com

Rosa Ansoleaga

Miami, FL

ansoleaga@dadeschools.net

Leanna Arroyo

Tallahassee, FL

lda12b@my.fsu.edu

Tracey Asby

Viera, FL

Asby.Tracey@brevardschools.org

Thomas Atkinson

Orlando, FL

thomas@imagineartanddesign.

com

Amber Ballard

Orlando, FL

amber[email protected]

Allyson Barner

Pinellas Park, FL

barnerm@pcsb.org

Debra Barrett- Hayes

Tallahassee, FL

dbarret[email protected]

Samantha Beauregard

snb12c@my.fsu.edu

Laurie Belle

Cape Coral, FL

[email protected]

Jennifer Bergendahl

Indialantic, FL

bergendahl.jennifer@brevard-

schools.org

Bonnie Bernau

Gainesville, FL

bernaubj@gmail.com

Len Bernstein

Brooklyn, NY

LenBernstein12777@gmail.com

Christie Berrier

Palm Bay, FL

christieberrier@gmail.com

John Boda

Tallahassee, FL

jjboda@fsu.edu

Jan Briggs

Davenport, FL

jan.briggs@polk-fl.net

Jeffrey Broome

Tallahassee, FL

jeff@jeffreybroome.com

Susannah Brown

Lake Worth, FL

sbrow118@fau.edu

Pam Brown

Davie, FL

brown12201@yahoo.com

Suzanne Burke

Lakeland, FL

suzanne.burke@polk-fl.net

Joany Cabrera

Tallahassee, FL

joany_cabrera@yahoo.com

Donna Casanas

Sunrise, FL

donna.casanas@browardschools.

com

Susan Castleman

Largo, FL

castlemans@pcsb.org

Mary Cavaioli

Lighthouse Point, FL

mary.cavaioli@palmbeachschools.

org

David Chang

Miramar, FL

changd@fiu.edu

Kim Chauncy

Vero Beach, FL

chauncy.kimberly@brevardschools.

org

William Chiodo

Miami, FL

tropicbill@aol.com

Anni Christie

Lakeland, FL

annichristie@mckeelschools.com

Debra Cline

Bradenton, FL

[email protected]

Amanda Conseur

Los Angeles, CA

AConseur@FIDM.edu

Glendia Cooper

Jacksonville, FL

gcoop1126@bellsouth.net

Linda Crawley

crawl[email protected]

Michelle Crosby

St. Petersburg, FL

mgmcrosby@tampabay.rr.com

Barbara Davis

Tallahassee, FL

bdavis@fsu.edu

Cindy Davis

Orlando, FL

cindy.davis2@ocps.net

Joanna Davis-Lanum

Venice, FL

joanna.davis-lanum@saraso-

tacountyschools.net

Jen Deaton

Fort Wayne, IN

jdeaton@unitednow.com

Beth Dobberstein

Port Orange, FL

bdubby200[email protected]

Trudy Doten

Lehigh Acres, FL

Trudyad@leeschools.net

Caroline Duran

Port St. Lucie, FL

caroline.duran@stlucieschools.org

Nadia Earl

Miami, FL

earlart2@gmail.com

Beth Elliston

Windermere, FL

[email protected]

Judith Evans

Jacksonville Beach, FL

Bijou303@aol.com

Britt Feingold

Boca Raton, FL

britt.faea@gmail.org

Susan Feliciano

Coral Gables, FL

[email protected]

Rachel Fendler

Tallahassee, FL

rfendler@fsu.edu

Paula Ferrell

Lake Wales, FL

paula.ferrell@polk-fl.net

Shannon Furst

Weston, FL

furstshannon@gmail.com

Alexa Gagliardi

Naples, FL

lexag13@gmail.com

Jaclyn Gallagher

Jacksonville, FL

jrgallagher922@gmail.com

Christy Garton

Sanford, FL

[email protected]

Marguerite Goswick

Cocoa Beach, FL

marguerite.goswick@gmail.com

Sara Gurney

Seminole , FL

gurneys@pcsb.org

Heather Hagy

St Augustine, FL

hisaalfeld@aol.com

Jennifer Hamrock

Tallahassee, FL

jeh14d@my.fsu.edu

Kathi Hanson

Michigamme, MI

[email protected]

Michael Harbridge

mike.harbridge@royalbrush.com

Ashley Hartman

Tallahassee , FL

ahartman@fsu.edu

Betsy Haskins

Bonita Springs, FL

haskinsbe@gmail.com

Jackie Henson-Dacey

Venice, FL

jhensond[email protected]

Lucy Hertz

Melbourne, FL

hertz.lucy@brevardschools.org

Todd Hickerson

Hilliard, OH

[email protected]

Latonya Hicks

Largo, FL

lhicks202@gmail.com

Eileen Iacobucci

Palm Harbor, FL

[email protected]

Morgan Jackson

mej12b@my.fsu.edu

Stephanie Jackson

Jacksonville, FL

[email protected]

Cindy Jesup

Tallahassee, FL

ardjayster@gmail.com

Delta Jones

Naples, FL

jonesde@collierschools.com

Gary Jones

Clearwater, FL

jonesgaryt@pcsb.org

Susan Kelly

Susan@royalbrush.com

Marlene Kohn

Miami, FL

[email protected]

Kamela Lambert

Grant-Valkaria, FL

lambert.kamela@brevardschools.

org

Kiersten Lampe

Jacksonville, FL

k.lampe@unf.edu

Kristina Latraverse

Satellite Beach, FL

latraverse.kristina@brevard-

schools.org

Emily Lees

Dunedin, FL

leese@pcsb.org

Lisa Lehmann

Largo, FL

[email protected]

Julie Levesque

Clearwater, FL

thnkart@yahoo.com

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Simoni Limeira-Bonadies

Lakeland, FL

[email protected]

Theodore LoCascio

Largo, FL

locasciot@pcsb.org

Tina Lonergan-Harris

Naples, FL

LonergCh@collierschools.com

Leslie Loughran

Naples, FL

[email protected]

Glenda Lubiner

Plantation, FL

glendalubiner@bellsouth.net

Lissette Lutz

l_lutz@dadeschols.net

Chad Lyons

Cape Coral, FL

lyonscp@yahoo.com

Mary Maddox

Jacksonville, FL

maddox[email protected]

Joan Maier

Englewood, FL

[email protected]

Linda Mangual

Miami Beach,, FL

[email protected]

Gretchen McCormick

Fort Atkinson, WI

[email protected]

Annie McFarland

[email protected]

Debra McGann

Orlando, FL

[email protected]

Alan McKnight

Oakland Park, FL

collageguy[email protected]

Steven Miller

West Palm Beach, FL

[email protected]

Brian Moody

Gainesville, FL

[email protected]l.edu

Mabel Morales

Miami, FL

mmorales[email protected]

Kymberly Moreland-Gar-

nett

Winter Park, FL

morelandk@trinityprep.org

Maria Moreno

Pembroke Pines, FL

mmore160@fiu.edu

Victoria Munsell

vm13[email protected]su.edu

Gerald Obregon

Miami, FL

[email protected]

Aliana Ochoa

Miami, FL

aocho024@fiu.edu

Jonathan Ogle

Palm Harbor, FL

jonogle@gmail.com

Elizabeth Olancin

Cape Coral, FL

elizabethol@leeschools.net

Julie Orsini Shakher

Hollywood, FL

orsinishakher@me.com

Robert Ottesen

Vero Beach, FL

setter_[email protected]

Maria Patino

Miami, FL

mariapatino@dadeschools.net

Logan Pattyson

Tallahassee, FL

llp12b@my.fsu.edu

Connie Phillips

Crystal River, FL

cphillips100@tampabay.rr.com

Ruthie Platt

Tallahassee, FL

rplatt@fsu.edu

Rosemary Plumstead

Waretown, NJ

aldersgate@msn.com

Elizabeth Puckett

Tallahassee, FL

erp12@my.fsu.edu

Marcia Reybitz

Clearwater, FL

reybitzm@pcsb.org

Catherine Rivera

Miami, FL

[email protected]

Linda Marie Robinson

Saint Cloud, FL

[email protected]2.fl.us

Ryan Robinson

rr12b@my.fsu.edu

Alina Rodriguez

Miami, FL

alinarodriguez@comcast.net

Craig Roland

Gainesville, FL

rolandc@ufl.edu

Zaida Ruiz

Miami, FL

zaidam@dadeschools.net

Kathleen Sanz

Tallahassee, FL

kdsanz@faea.org

Mona Schaffel

artsymo@dadeschools.net

Christine Schebilski

North Port, FL

chrisskiarts@gmail.com

Colleen Schmidt

Celebration, FL

schmidtc@osceola.k12.fl.us

Anna Marie Sealey

Cape Coral, FL

annsealey@gmail.com

Robert Sherry

Fort Myers, FL

robert.e.sherry@gmail.com

Sara Shields

Tallahassee, FL

skshields@fsu.edu

Rachel Silver

Miami Beach, FL

rsilver1@dadeschools.net

Kathy Skaggs

Atlantic Beach, FL

clayopatra@gmail.com

Anita Smith

West Palm Beach, FL

anita.smith.2@palmbeachschools.

org

Pat Smith

Naples, FL

patandray101[email protected]

Jessie Spraggins Rochford

Tallahassee, FL

jessiespraggins@gmail.com

Maddison Stevenson

mcs14[email protected]su.edu

Noelle Stillman

Clearwater, FL

stillmann@pcsb.org

Julie Stone

Lakeland, FL

julie.stone@polk-fl.net

Tasha Strigle

Ocala, FL

trand79@yahoo.com

Gina Sullivan

sullivang@pcsb.org

Julie Swanson Davis

Galesburg, IL

j.davis@dickblick.com

Anthony Sznakowski

Yulee, FL

snak102@gmail.com

Morgan Szymanski

Spring Hill, FL

mas12j@my.fsu.edu

Michelle Tillander

Gainesville, FL

mtilland@ufl.edu

Marilyn Traeger

Miami, FL

marilyn.traeger@gmail.com

Maggie Vidal-Santos

Miami Beach, FL

dragonf[email protected]

Lindsay Waguespack

Palm Harbor, FL

waguespackl@pcsb.org

Cindy Walker

Chesterfield, MO

cindyzwalker@gmail.com

Caitlin Ward

cmw13g@my.fsu.edu

Beverly Williams

Lakeland, FL

beverly.williams@polk-fl.net

Anthony Woodruff

Lexington, KY

anthony.woodruff66@gmail.com

Marlon Zuniga

Miami, FL

marlonzuniga1980@yahoo.com

PRESENTERS

(Subject to change)

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Join us as we honor this year’s

FAEA award winners:

• To recognize individuals within the membership who have

achieved the highest level of professionalism in art education; and

• To show appreciation for individuals or organizations that have

contributed their services in an exemplary way to the association

and to the professional goals we share.

FAEA Awards Breakfast

Saturday, 7:30am-8:30am

Naples Grande Beach Resort, Vista Ballroom

Limited tickets available for purchase.

Artist Bazaar and Open Studio

9:30pm-11:00pm

The Artist Bazaar is an event for FAEA members and

local associations to sell their artistic creations. There is also a

simultaneous open studio where FAEA is partnering with

Empty Bowls Naples.

During this event FAEA members will be painting pottery for

Empty Bowls 2016 which raises money for the Harry Chapin

Warehouse. Donate your talents and reserve a bowl to paint!

Naples Grande Beach Resort

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