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Jennifer Morrison
Please
check out my website at artofeducating.com. It will tell
you a lot about me, my work, and my beliefs about education and
teaching. You will find interviews, my writing, resume, and items of interest I've posted for my students and
colleagues.
Those of you who knew me before I
became a teacher may wonder, "Whatever happened to Jen's art?"
It's true...I was once destined to be a great artist. I
can draw and I have an eye for design. It just tur ned
out that I didn't necessarily have the passion it takes to be a
professional in that field. In truth, there is art to
everything I do - from how I teach to how I paint my house to
how I design my websites. It's everywhere, and I love art
and the act of making art still, even if it isn't always my own.
A fun day for me is spending hours in a great art museum,
analyzing and imagining (see below - me at the Met in 1995). The images on this page are of
paintings made during Picasso's neoclassical period - my
favorite, probably
 because these women remind me of myself.
I snapped them during a 2006 visit to MoMA while I was in NYC.
The top image is called Two Nudes (1906) and the other
one is called Three Women at the Spring (1921).
Just for fun and no insult to Picasso intended, check out
Mr.
PicassoHead, a fun website where you can make and sign your
own Picasso style masterpiece.
I can be reached at
j.morrison@artofeducating.com.
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