Filmmaking is a complex process involving many skills. This text attempts to demystify the process of filmmaking and make film technology accessible. Basic tools and techniques are explained for using either Super-8 or 16mm film formats; however, craftsmanship lessons are relevant and applicable to future technologies. The book is organized into…

High school students learned to use sculpture, collage and painting with a linoleum base in a project in which they worked in self-elected groups of three or four in creating mural-like compositions. (Author/RK)

A more creative use of print is suggested as a means of increasing human communication. (PF)

The importance of preserving and restoring ephemeral art materials is emphasized and useful techniques are described. (PF)

Porfirio Salinas has been hailed the best painter of the Texas hill country and its bluebonnets. Born on November 6, 1910, Porfirio's teachers recognized and encouraged his drawing ability. When Porfirio found employment after school in a graphics company that also sold art supplies, he met Robert Wood, recognized for his Texas landscapes, and…

Teacher presented students learning design with a visual problem where the main concern is control of positive and negative space. (Author/RK)

Article provided some suggestions and results in a method combining watercolor paints and salt. (RK)

Article discussed the use of plaster impregnated cloth as a material for creating sculpture. (Author/RK)

Article considered how a child's visual exploration of himself physically and his environment helped to further his self-identification and his means of self actualization. (Author/RK)

The following reflections focus on one of the late works by Turner, Rain, Steam, and Speed: The Great Western Railway (1844), and its possible bearing on the three-fold theme of art, technology, and the holy. (Author)

A discussion of how photography is used in the schools in Germany. (HB)

An illustrated article showing and describing Handicrafts suggested by James W. Perrin, Jr., Shirley Amerie, Janet D. MacKenzie, and Caroline C. Allrutz.