Colin is currently exhibiting in a show titled "Banned in DC" at:

ventana244
244 N 6th Street
Brooklyn, NY 11211

April 12 - May 24, 2013

ArtSite combines a teaching Museum with a student Gallery and Portfolio to inspire curiosity, creativity, and a global view of history and civilization.

Log in from your desktop computer, laptop, tablet, or iPad. Students only see the pages created by their own teacher and classmates.

ArtSite starts off with over 200 Museum pages organized in 12 collections. Each page includes an image, description, and a few related project ideas. Delete or change the included pages to match your teaching style.

Teachers can create an unlimited number of Museum pages filled with free images and descriptions downloaded from museum websites, organized by any number of Art collections. Add project suggestions to inspire students.

In the Gallery, students become curators of your own art collections. They explore the ArtSite Museum, choose a work of art, and then write their own description or they can create Gallery pages beginning with a new work of art.

The Portfolio gives students the opportunity to display their studio art and writing. Students can upload thier own art images or teachers can upload images for them.

At the end of each year, teachers can save the best Portfolio pages to share with new students. Teachers can also change the featured artwork on the Portfolio search page. Search the Portfolio by academic year, class, and student.

If the ArtBlog is activated, students can enter into a discussion about works of art on their Gallery and Portfolio pages. Teachers approve all comments before they are posted and can turn the blog on or off for each class.

Share worldwide art with ArtSearch, the ArtSite Internet search engine. It comes pre-loaded with a variety of worldwide museum websites and art resources. Teachers can add any number of web links organized by their choice of search categories. Teachers can also delete or change the included search categories and weblinks.