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This little article talks about the new art of this time. The new art now and day are done with digital technology that create picture or anything desire.

The chapter I choose was the introduction chapter to the book, Art School, by Steven Henry Madoff. This section is basically trying to show how important an art education is to a full, rounded view point of the world. He talks about a range of what, and who are artist.

It is the second article when you get to project muse.

This exhibition included over 20 artists of various ages and races, but all looking at black masculinity from a very particular point of view. What was significant about this exhibition is the way in which it engaged me in my role as a curator, as a catalyst, for this dialogue. One of the things that happened very distinctly in the course of this exhibition is I was confronted with idea of how powerful images can be and people's understanding of themselves and each other.

Interesting article about students' perceptions of the visual and the implications for teaching.

Kindergarten teacher Chris Gathers tells about his experiences integrating technology into the learning experience of his students. He first teaches the children how to use the mouse and eventually progresses to making simple art projects and writing on the computer. The kindergarten students gain independence and confidence in themselves and their use of technology

This aritcle examines the realtionship between music and learning in the classroom. Shows the benefits of integrating music with students learning.

Sarah M. Butzins article, Integrating Technology into The Classroom: Lessons from The Project CHILD Experience, claims that Project CHILD helps students learn to be independent workers and how to work effectively in groups by developing skills to help themselves and each other when the teacher is unavailable. Butzin realizes that it is uncommon for teachers to want to learn how to implement technology into the classroom and curriculum, but by having three main teachers who each specialize in one subject- reading, math, and language arts- they are able to become experts in utilizing technology and software into their area of expertise.

Discusses different styles of graffiti in the space of subways.

Flash mobs, in which people in public places break into song or dance routines, and disappear suddenly, have become a more regular occurrence in Iowa, often as a form of promotion.

This article suggests that flash mobs posess certain dangers to our way of life. "The loss of individualism."

Remix culture on how it changes over time.

Cathy Davidson (HASTAC)-Humanities, Arts, Science and Technology Advanced Collboratory. She addressed something interesting and accurate in her blog from HASTAC.