The Teaching
Artist Journal is a print quarterly
(also available online) that serves as a
voice, forum and resource for Teaching
Artists and all those working at the
intersection of art and learning. Each
issue includes a wide variety of writing
about the most innovative and powerful
work being done by Teaching
Artists across the US and around the
world. In the pages of the journal
you’ll find everything from practical
discussions of pedagogy, to theoretical
discussion, project narratives and
experimental reflections across all
media and teaching contexts. Each issue
also covers news of the field,
discussions of the most important
research, and reviews of books, web and
other resources.
To subscribe to TAJ:
https://journals.taylorandfrancis.com/subscribe/TAJ
or call 1-800-354-1420 x216.
For more information
about writing for the journal and
submission guidelines write to Nick
Jaffe at
TAJournal@colum.edu,
or call 773-793-4643.
Out now, TAJ Spring ’08 issue!
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Susana Halpine on the historical and
organic connections between visual
art and the sciences
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Terry Hermsen on powerful criteria
for assessing, critiquing and
improving student poetry
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Dan Serig on visual metaphor theory
and its relevance to teaching
artistry
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Judith Tannenbaum on the ethos,
organization and practice of
WritersCorps
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Christa Treichel on going beyond the
residency model for teaching artists