Location
Stephen F Austin State University, Baker Pattillo Student Center, Student Center Theatre and Twilight Ballroom
Start Date
16-4-2019 4:00 PM
End Date
16-4-2019 7:30 PM
Description
When my bosses, John Handley and Alisa Steed, asked me to plan an educational program to go along with the upcoming Contemporary Caddo art show at the Cole Art Center I knew I wanted to find an art lesson to teach children. Creating is a great way to teach children about history because it invites them to take an active role in their education, rather than passively listening. After learning that traditional Caddo potters created coil pots out of clay, I knew I wanted to teach this art form to children in the community. Making coil pots requires children to learn a specific technique, but also allows for endless creative expression. It is also appropriate for all ages.
Included in
Art Education Commons, Art Practice Commons, Ceramic Arts Commons
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Caddo Inspired Coil Pots
Stephen F Austin State University, Baker Pattillo Student Center, Student Center Theatre and Twilight Ballroom
When my bosses, John Handley and Alisa Steed, asked me to plan an educational program to go along with the upcoming Contemporary Caddo art show at the Cole Art Center I knew I wanted to find an art lesson to teach children. Creating is a great way to teach children about history because it invites them to take an active role in their education, rather than passively listening. After learning that traditional Caddo potters created coil pots out of clay, I knew I wanted to teach this art form to children in the community. Making coil pots requires children to learn a specific technique, but also allows for endless creative expression. It is also appropriate for all ages.
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Faculty Sponsor: Maggie Leysath (School of Art)