Books and Media - Multicultural Education Videos

The art of Australia’s Aborigines is presented, ranging from prehistoric cave art to that of contemporary artists. The DVD has a running time of 13 minutes.

Award-winning documentary series by producer Linda Freeman provides intimate and personal looks at the lives and works of famous artists working in their own studios. David Irving is the writer-director. Color.

Part of the "Art Is ..." series, these DVDs keep students involved and motivated. They were developed by teachers to provide students with art skills and easy-to-learn concepts for working with paper.

The cultural and political heritage of Mexico has inspired unique and compelling art. This two-part series from Kultur Films explores Mexican art from its beginnings with the Aztec and Mayan peoples to modern day painters.

This DVD explores Dream Pictures and X-ray art of the Aboriginal culture and explains the importance of dots. Peggy Flores, art educator, shows you how to create three Dream Paintings and three X-ray Paintings using different media and simple supplies.

Hosted by teenager Austin Eve Irving, this compelling video series for children of all ages features exciting explorations into the lives and times of famous painters.

This fast moving overview includes images of over 100 masks, combined with sequences of dances, ceremonies, and festivals where masks are used. Examples from New Guinea, Tibet, Africa, Mexico, and more. Contemporary masks and student work are also shown.

These multicultural videos are documentaries of the artists life, dreams , and emotions. They pay special attention to emotional aspects of creative art.