Sumo Paint Online graphic program!

Wow, have you seen this online graphics program? I haven't fully investigated it yet, but it appears to be a fully functioning, free program that combines some of the tools and aspects of Photoshop and Corel Paint!

http://www.sumopaint.com/home/

MoMA interactive activity for kids (and big people too!)

This is a really cool interactive site put out by the MoMA. While a little alien guy takes you on a tour of the MoMA you can view artwork, learn about the artist, try your hand at creating art and get ideas for making art at home or the classroom. It would be neat if this could be utilized in the classroom. I'm not sure if it would be beneficial as something the teacher presented to the whole class via a smart board or not, but if your students have access to computers, try this out!

http://www.moma.org/interactives/destination/destination.html

Getty Resource

The Getty, a museum and educational facility in Los Angeles, California has a great website to explore with tons of images, lots of information and great resources for art teachers. It also has complete lesson plans with images, handouts, worksheet and assessments. If you want thorough, well thought out, highly inclusive lessons for your art program, look no further!

http://www.getty.edu/education/teachers/classroom_resources/index.html

Head with Horns, Paul Gauguin, 1895–1897

Click on the picture above to go to the website.