NYSATA

The New York State Art Teachers Association (NYSATA) is a non-profit professional organization founded in 1948 for the purpose of advancing the cause of art education by

  • stimulating interest in the study of art in public, private and parochial schools and colleges in the state of New York;
  • developing sensitivity to and encouraging participation in the visual art;
  • securing wider recognition of the vital importance of education through art;
  • encouraging carry-over of school art education into the artistic, social and home life of the individual;
  • fostering professional growth and leadership among the members of the organization;
  • voicing our concerns with regard to policies and legislation that effect art education.

The New York State Art Teachers Association is made up of 10 Regions. Members include  preschool through university level art educators, art administrators, museum educators, school administrators, school districts, commercial representatives, and friends and benefactors. Elected representatives from the ten regions and five elected state-level officers form the Board of Trustees, which is the decision-making body for NYSATA.

 

 

NYSATA News 2023 Winter

The NYSATA News is a winner of the NAEA Newsletter Award

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To suggest a resource, please contact NYSATA Vice President Donnnalyn Shuster at [email protected].