Welcome to Arkansas Art Educators!

2018 Fall Conference Dates! Oct. 31 opening reception, Nov. 1-2 full conference days. For more information and forms go to Fall Conference page.
Pre-registration closed on October 10, 2018.
Anyone still wishing to attend must register on-site at the conference.
COST OF ATTENDANCE
PRE-REGISTER
First Year Teacher*   $10
AAE Member             $75
Non-Member            $105
Student                      $25
Retired                        $25
ON-SITE
AAE Member      $95
Non-Member      $125
Student                $35
Retired                 $35
* This cost is for pre-registered new art teachers only. A documentation form must be turned in at the conference or teacher will be responsible for the full conference cost when they arrive at the on-site registration table.
Friday luncheon is included for pre-registered attendees. If you register on site, you may purchase a luncheon ticket separately.
Please check out the Blog section of the website under the "Connect" tab for the latest news and updates from AAE!

Also, there has been a new page created with Important Dates under the "Events" tab. Visit this page regularly for information about contest deadlines, upcoming art shows, scholarship deadlines, and more. Submit your dates to the News Director!
As an organization, it is the purpose of the AAE to communicate the beliefs of the organization to the organized teaching profession and to the community-at-large, to strengthen the position of art as a discipline in the schools, and to affect positively the role of art in the global community.

The AAE is dedicated to the promotion of aesthetic growth performance in art. With these goals, the organization supports art programs which provide depth and breadth of experiences in art essential to meet the needs, interests and abilities of varied individuals whom we teach.
The purpose of the Arkansas Art Educators is to:
  • Represent the art educators of the state of Arkansas, those experienced and new to the profession
  • To provide resources and research to expand and advance the standard of art education and teaching practices throughout the state of Arkansas
  • To promote art as an integral part of the curriculum
  • To be a source of advocacy and information concerning art and art education
  • To provide meaningful professional development for art educators in alignment with state and national standards
  • To provide a system of communication between members of the profession and others with similar goals