National Art Education Association

Back MatterSource: Art Education, Vol. 18, No. 9, Continuing Art Education for Adults (Dec., 1965), pp.36-48Published by: National Art Education AssociationStable URL: http://www.jstor.org/stable/3190669 .

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today's student;

tomorrow's professional Your students are tomorrow's art educators. Promote

Student NAEA activities on your campus; NOW is the time for tomorrow's teachers to learn the value of active

membership in their professional association. (If your institution has not yet formed a Student Chapter, contact

the NAEA Student Program, 1201 16th St. N.W., Washington, D.C. 20036. You will receive application forms and further information on the benefits of the

program. The special membership fee of $3.00 per student includes nine issues of ART EDUCATION, and allows

students to attend national and regional NAEA conferences at reduced rates.)

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Why does Milton Bradley put water colors in durable plastic

boxes that are rust-proof, stain-proof, and have no sharp

metal edges?

Because "OMilton Bradley knows children!

Milton Bradley water colors are exceptionally responsive, uniformly smooth. They blend

perfectly. And the colors themselves are clear and brilliant-true to the standards established

and maintained by Milton Bradley for generations. All we've done lately is to put them in new plastic boxes that are easier-and better-

for youngsters to use. Plastic pans are easily removed for refilling.

(8 half-pans and brush are included in Box # 602. Colors: red. orange, yellow,

green, blue, violet, brown and black.)

FREE CATALOG: Check the complete line of quality art and color materials. (Glitter-Tone, Silk-Tone, Luster-Tone, Powder Colors, Non-Drip Poster, Finger Paints and Adhezo, all in polyethylene containers.) Also Crayons and Modeling Clay. Drop a postcard or letter to: Milton Bradley, DepartmentAE, Springfield, Mass.01101.

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GIVE CREATIVITY A HELPING HAND WITH

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Safe for younger children! Scissors cut

it easily. No knives necessary.

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school directory: The School of the Art Institute of Chicago offers fully accredited

DAY SCHOOL classes in ...

FINE ARTS, APPLIED ARTS, and TEACHER EDUCATION (terms begin Sept., and Feb.)

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SUMMER SCHOOL (term begins June)

Write or phone for catalog ' Phone: Area #312-236-7080 Address: Office of Admissions

School of the Art Institute of Chicago Michigan at Adams Chicago, Illinois 60603 Box #AE

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Advertisers' Index American Art Clay Co., Inc. ......... 38

American Crayon Co. ............... C3

Arts & Activities ................... 37

Binney & Smith, Inc. ................ C4

Milton Bradley ..................... 41

Crayon, Water Color & Craft Inst., Inc. 40

Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing Co. .............................. 43

Oestreicher's Prints, Inc. ............. 37

Permanent Pigments, Inc. ............ C2

School Arts ........................ 40

Study Abroad, Inc. ................ 40

Thomas C. Thompson Co. ........... 45

Utrecht Linens ..................... 37

Venus Pen & Pencil Corp. .......... 40

Fine Arts Graphic Design Fashion Arts Industrial Des.

Interior Design Art Teacher Ed. Photography Academics

MARYLAND College of Art-B F A, M F A De- grees-Rinehart School of Sculpture Graduate Fellowships-140th yr.- Catalog on request 1328 W. Mt. Royal Ave., Baltimore, Md. 21217

INSTITUTE

BOSTON MUSEUM SCHOOL A DEPARTMENT OF THE MUSEUM OF FINE ARTS

Professional training with diploma course in Drawing. Graphic Arts, Painting, Sculpture, Jewelry, Silversmithing, Commercial Art, Cer- amics. 16 Traveling Scholarships available. Un- limited contact with Museum collection through study and lectures. Est. 1876. B.F.A., B.S. in Ed. and M.F.A. degrees granted by Tufts Uni- versity. Catalog. Also Evening School.

Russell T. Smith, Head of School 229 The Fenway Boston 15, Mass.

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BOSTON professional faculty bachelor's and master's degrees painting/ advertising design art education/interior design BOSTON UNIVERSITY School of Fine and Applied Arts 855 Commonwealth Avenue, Boston, Mass. 02215

PENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY OF THE FINE ARTS Oldest Fine Arts School in the United States. Professional training in Painting, Sculpture and Graphics for serious art students. Faculty of distinguished artists. Coordinated with Uni- versity of Pennsylvania for B.F.A. Coed. Resi- dence for women. Day, evening, summer. For catalog write: Broad & Cherry, Philadelphia, Penna. 19102

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PCA, Dept. B, Broad & Pine, Phila, Penna. 19102

NEW YORK - PHOENIX SCHOOL OF DESIGN

Thorough training for careers in Advertising Design 0 Fashion Illustration 0 Magazine and Book Illustration 0 Fine Arts 0 Textile Design

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Day, evening. Est. 1892. Fall, Midyear and Summer Terms. Successful placements. Distinguished Alumni. Approved for foreign students. Request catalog N. 160 Lexington Ave., N. Y. 16 MU 5-2973

Paul Georges, Alex Katz,

Nicholas Krushenick, Edward Higgins, David Weinrib,

James Wines Department of Fine

Arts, School of Visual Arts, 209 E.

23rd. Street, N.Y.10010, OR. 9-7350

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APPROACH TO GRAPHICS Make every kind of printing experience a new creative adventure with Prang time-and-teacher-tested favorites.

PRANG BLOCK PRINTING INKS

PRANG TEXTILE COLORS, for screen printing on fabrics.

PRANG TEMPERA MIXER, No. 1965, for screen printing on

paper and cardboard.

At your favorite school distributor.

Write for free copy of "Creative Graphics." Dept. AT-2

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Meeting the challenge. Youngsters seeking new adventures in art can put CRAYOLA? crayons to many uses. CRAYOLA crayons work easily and well in encaustic painting, wax resist, texture rubbings and scratch board techniques. These smooth coloring crayons are strong. Come in bright spectrum colors. The color is clean and consistent throughout the crayon. Available in many colors and package assortments. CRAYOLA crayons, regular or large, give continuous stimulation and meet the challenges of the classroom and of the child. BINNEY & SMITH INC., 380 Madison Avenue, New York, N.Y. 10017

CRAYOLA' crayons. ARTISTA' water colors ARTISTA tempera . ARTISTA powder paint . ARTISTA1 oil pastel . CAYOtA modeling clay - CRAYOLA finger paint - FIRMAGRIP paste. AN -OU- SEPTIC'. BINNEY & SMITH BRANOd and POSTER-ART A colord chalks

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