Art Room Hacks | Simple Artwork Storage Tips (Ep. 2)

Our art students create tons of artwork each class! From two-dimensional to three-dimensional pieces, it can be a struggle to organize and store it all in a way that works best for you. Join art teachers Laura Gardner, Andrea Wlodarczyk, and Matt Young from The Art of Education University as they show six simple hacks to store student work in even the tightest of spaces.
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[@michelleekross9196]

I made a drying rack from the sides of my old crib. The shelves are made of old rabbit cage sides and some wooden slats someone gave my Dad.

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That's a fantastic idea!

[@leamitchell4818]

I loved the idea of tags for ceramics projects. I think I will have my students design and laminate tags at the start of the Semester. One idea for organizing things that break in the kiln - I have a "bowl of second chances." Students can decide to put a busted piece into the bowl. Anybody can go to the bowl, take pieces out, and use them for jewelry, sculptures, mosaics, and other art.

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Both of those are fabulous ideas! 🙌🏼💯

[@pamela.imagines.p10]

Love all these tips!

[@mrs.gardnersartists]

Thanks! Hope they’re helpful 🙂

[@learningwithmrs.sandin9076]

Same days of the week and then I have folders per class. total of 44 now.

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Days of the week is the way to go!

[@truongthihuong9314]

love art

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