CSEA – Home

CSEA/SCÉA
National Conversations
Conversation 1: Art Education and Community Development
March 20, 2021
Join us here:
https://csea-scea.ca/art-resources/national-conversations/

CSEA/SCÉA
JURIED VIRTUAL EXHIBITION | EXPOSITION CONCOURS VIRTUELLE
Call for applications open now

The Canadian Review of Art Education:
Research and Issues, Vol 47, no.1 (2020)
is now available at
https://crae.mcgill.ca/

Talking with Students About Race and Social Justice through Art
Resource List

TEACHING IN THE TIME OF COVID 19
List of Resources

Welcome to the new CSEA/SCEA Executive members
Bienvenue au nouveau membres de l’exécutif de la CSEA/SCÉA
More info here/ Plus d’info ici

Every work of art which really moves us is in some degree a revelation: it changes us. – Lawren Harris

CSEA/SCÉA News

March 30, 2021

CSEA/SCÉA Award Invitation to Nominate

March 20, 2021

CSEA/SCÉA Juried Virtual Exhibition | Exposition concours virtuelle

March 14, 2021

CSEA/SCÉA National Conversation – Art Education and Community Development – Saturday, March 20th

January 8, 2021

An invitation to join our social media committee

January 6, 2021

Canadian Review of Art Education VOL 47, NO 1 (2020)

October 27, 2020

Cynthia Jane Taylor (1936 – 2020)

October 15, 2020

Agenda for the CSEA SCEA Annual General Meeting

CSEA/SCÉA Instagram

Something is wrong.

Instagram token error.

csea_scea

CSEA/SCÉA on Facebook

The Canadian Society for Education Through Art

1 day ago

How can ECE teachers embrace and promote diversity through visual arts education? Here are some ideas from a research study conducted by Lesley Margaret Pohio in New Zealand. For the full article, visit crae.mcgill.ca/article/view/41

**FROM THE ARCHIVES goes back in time through CSEA/SCÉA publications to pose questions, share practices and ideas, as well as encourage discussion around the question of: How has arts education theory and practice evolved over time?** ... See MoreSee Less

View on Facebook

View Comments

Likes: 7
Shares: 4
Comments: 1

Comment on Facebook

This is the start of a great series, Tiina Elina! And I noticed that a number of the other articles in the issue were written by people that I have met in the last couple of years. (Julie Etheridge-Dlamini)

View more comments

The Canadian Society for Education Through Art

4 days ago

Dr. Adrienne Boulton is in our spotlight this week! Adrienne is the senior editor of the Canadian Review of Art Education (CRAE), the official peer-reviewed and open access journal of the CSEA! CRAE is available online at crae.mcgill.ca ... See MoreSee Less

View on Facebook

View Comments

Likes: 28
Shares: 6
Comments: 15

Comment on Facebook

I love working with you, Adrienne Boulton!

Nice job Adrienne!!

You deserve the spotlight! Hugs

This is so awesome! Congratulations!!!

It will sound like hyperbole, but Adrienne changed the way I saw my world and myself. I am so grateful for my time learning from her.

Awesome!

That is fantastic, super proud of all your achievements.

Very deserving of being in the spotlight 💕

Amazing!

Awesome!

Nice work my friend!!!

I love you ♥️ and can’t be more proud to call you my friend!! Congratulations!

Could I love this anymore!!! You are amazing.

Adrienne Boulton you are a rock star!!! Feel lucky to work with you and your students are lucky to have you as a teacher and mentor!

One of the greats!

View more comments

Don’t paint the apple; paint the red. – Arthur Lismer (Artist and Art Educator)

Our Mandate

The Canadian Society for Education through Art is the national art education association representing art educators within Canada. It is a voluntary association founded in Quebec City in 1955, and is the only Canadian national organization that brings together visual art educators, gallery educators and others with similar interests and concerns. Membership represents all levels of education: elementary, secondary, college/university, ministries of education, art galleries/museums, and community education.

I think that one’s art is a growth inside one. I do not think one can explain growth. It is silent and subtle. One does not keep digging up a plant to see how it grows. — Emily Carr

The CSEA/SCÉA is a Canadian Registered Charity. Would you like to support projects and programs with a tax-deductible charitable donation? An official tax receipt will be e-mailed for all donations received.

If you would like to support a specific project, award, or other undertaking, please e-mail office.csea@gmail.com and your donation will be ear-marked for that purpose.

CSEA/SCÉA JURIED VIRTUAL EXHIBITION | EXPOSITION CONCOURS VIRTUELLE Call for applications open now