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What are the current research findings on the value of learning in the field of visual arts? What are the upcoming research topics in visual arts? Does research affect teaching practices and how do classroom activities inform arts research? This section provides full information on the NAEA Research Commission and its publications policies and procedures.
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NAEA Research Commission
The NAEA Research Commission was launched in 2012 during the NAEA’s national convention. The Research Commission aims at meeting the research needs in visual arts education. The Commission was launched to fulfill NAEA’s Strategic Plan of 2011-2014. According to the Plan, the Research Commission would be created to conduct research and add new knowledge in the field of visual arts education. The Commission would also share the new knowledge and research extensively.
The specific mandate of the Research Commission is to coordinate and communicate research that addresses the needs of practitioners. The research should address the questions of other stakeholders in the field. In addition, the research will raise the quality of art education in institutions and schools to the highest level possible.
Publications Policies and Procedures
NAEA have several publications policies that include the desk copy policy, review copy policy, reprint permission policy, and subscription claim policy. Each policy addresses a specific aspect of publications and writing. The Desk Copy Policy outlines the procedure for adopting any of NAEA’s title as a textbook in colleges and universities. Art educators receive a refund of the cost of their desk copy if they order for more than 7 copies within 45 days of purchasing the desk copy.
Art educators are required to email the details of the purchase including their name, title, and date of purchase to [email protected]. Alternatively, educators can fax their request to 703-860-2960 with Attention: Desk Copy. NAEA will assess the details, processes the order, and refund the initial cost. NAEA members enjoy a discount when they purchase 10 or more copies from the bookstore.
The Review Copy Policy states that authors of professional publications, editors and publishers can request to review copies of NAEA’s titles via email. The request should include the name of the requestor’s publication and the author, title, and ISBN number of the title. The requestors should provide their mailing address and send their request to [email protected]. NAEA sends a complimentary review copy if the requestor sends a copy of the published review.
The Reprint Permission and Policy outlines that the Copyright Clearance Center (CCC) and not NAEA assess all requests to reproduce any material from NAEA publications. The requests include permission to re-use, reprint, digitize or photocopy any content drawn from NAEA publications. The publications listed under the policy include Art Education, NAEA Advisory, books, textual materials on NAEA website, Studies in Art Education, and NAEA News. CCC charges a fee for reproducing NAEA publications and receives the fee on behalf of NAEA.
The center processes requests to reprint material in multiple copies or for multiple users. CCC grants permission to reproduce textual materials and not images in NAEA publications. Individuals and agencies should seek permission from the relevant licensor or copyright holder to reprint images. CCC offers online services and addresses any issues with its services via phone and email.
NAEA allows some members to reprint its publications without a fee. The members include:
* Teachers who prepare free multiple handouts for schools functions or professional events
* Libraries that make online reserves of the materials for students and faculty at no cost
* Individuals that reproduce single copies for personal use
* NAEA-published authors that reproduce and distribute their publications free of charge
All authors who reprint NAEA publications must acknowledge that the materials were reprinted with permission from the National Art Education Association. The acknowledgment should include the copyright date of the material.
Under the Subscriptions Claim Policy, members should send their claims to [email protected]/. Claims of missing issues within the U.S should be submitted within three months of the delivery date. International claims should be submitted within six months. NAEA does not honor any claims beyond the set timeframes. However, members can purchase an issue at the single copy rate after the timeframe elapses if the issue is available. Paper editions of NAEA publications are available for a maximum of two years.
NAEA gives a single hard copy replacement when the received item is damaged. Subscribers get digital replacements if NAEA does not receive any message from the United States Postal Service (USPS) confirming that the returned mailing is available. Subscribers must submit written requests to get a refund for overpayments. In addition, subscribers cannot post-date, back-date, or transfer a subscription.
NAEA publishes high quality printed and digital resources. The authors of the resources include visual arts teachers, arts administrators, librarians, arts researchers, and arts education policy makers or advocacy specialists. Others include university faculty in arts education, arts standards developers, curriculum developers, community and museum arts educators, and historians.
NAEA’s strategic plan guides the process of publishing resources. Agencies do not enjoy any discounts from NAEA. NAEA encourages its members to submit articles for its publications that include newspapers, journals, and monographs. The publications reach more than 24,000 art educators and education leaders in different fields.
Art Education Journal
The Art Education Journal is NAEA’s official journal. The Journal covers a wide range of topics that are beneficial to art educators and other individuals interested in visual arts education. NAEA publishes Arts Education bi-monthly. NAEA members benefit from the partnership between NAEA and Routledge/Taylor & Francis Group in the following ways:
*Members have access to digital and print editions of NAEA News and Art Education. Members can access digital editions on their Blackberry, iPhone, tablet, and Android devices or log in to NAEA’s website
*NAEA members have free access to the digital archives of NAEA News and Art Education. Members can easily search, read and share past issues on the user-friendly digital platform
*Members get the magazine format of NAEA News and Art Education issues in one bundled package.
Subscriptions to NAEA News and Art Education are complimentary to members of NAEA. Non-members and institutions get a copy of NAEA News when they subscribe to the Art Education Journal.
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Americans for the Arts endorses...
Nov 09, 2023.
Americans for the Arts supports new legislation introduced by U.S. Senator Mazie K. Hirono (D-HI). The STAR Act would allow local transit authorities to incorporate art into federally-funded transportation projects through the Federal Transit Administration (FTA), promoting rider engagement, deterring vandalism, and enhancing community identity.
Creative Workforce Investment Act
Americans for the Arts and the Arts Action Fund endorse the Creative Workforce Investment Act, legislation introduced by Representatives Teresa Leger Fernández (D-NM), Jay Obernolte (R-CA) and Ted Lieu (D-CA). The Senate companion of the Creative Economy Revitalization Act was introduced by U.S. Senator Ben Ray Luján (D-NM) along with Sen. Alex Padilla. The bill would help invest in the creative economy through the creation of a workforce grants program to employ artists and writers to create publicly available art.
Threats to Free Artistic Expression
Jul 17, 2023.
The 2023 State Legislative Session saw over 45 pieces of legislation in 18 states being introduced to regulate drag performances with several becoming law. Check out Americans for the Arts’ Threats to Free Artistic Expression Web Page where we track, link to other resources and provide context to the various pieces of legislation as it impacts the creative sector.
Right: Veranda L’Ni reads to families at the Cleveland Chapter of Drag Story Hour’s performance at the Near West Theatre.
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[WASHINGTON, DC, January 19, 2024] — Americans for the Arts and The United States Conference of Mayors today presented the 2024 Public Leadership in the Arts Awards to three elected officials and an American poet at The United States Conference of Mayors 92nd Winter Meeting in Washington, DC.
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Americans for the Arts and the Arts Action Fund endorse the Creative Workforce Investment Act, legislation introduced by Representatives Teresa Leger Fernández (D-NM), Jay Obernolte (R-CA) and Ted Lieu (D-CA). The Senate companion of the Creative Economy Revitalization Act was introduced by U.S.
Americans for the Arts supports new legislation introduced by U.S. Senator Mazie K. Hirono (D-HI). The STAR Act would allow local transit authorities to incorporate art into federally-funded transportation projects through the Federal Transit Administration (FTA), promoting rider engagement, deterring vandalism, and enhancing community identity.
The STAR Act would reinstate a federal flexibility that allows local transit authorities to include art in federally-funded transit projects ~
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