About me
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My name is Rachel Kain, I am a Boston born and raised visual arts educator and artist who has found myself at home in vibrant Albuquerque, New Mexico.
I earned my Bachelor of Fine Arts in Sculpture from The Massachusetts College of Art & Design in 2010, and am currently working toward my MA in Art Education with PreK-12 Licensure at the University of New Mexico.
I teach art because I know the art classroom offers the most equitable educational experiences for students of all means, abilities, and skill levels. As an art educator, I strive to create a safe space where any individual student can grow, explore, and exceed their own expectations, through creative expression and skill building. I am motivated by the belief that art is a catalyst for creating caring learning communities and thoughtful prosocial individuals.
As an artist I enjoy working and experimenting in a variety of media including ceramics, paper making, woodworking, sketching, painting, collage and printmaking. I believe by widening my own artistic exploration I can share the excitement of learning new ways of creating with the students in my classroom.
When I am not teaching or creating art you can find me out at my community farmer's market gobbling up donuts or camping, and exploring all over our enchanting state.
My name is Rachel Kain, I am a Boston born and raised visual arts educator and artist who has found myself at home in vibrant Albuquerque, New Mexico.
I earned my Bachelor of Fine Arts in Sculpture from The Massachusetts College of Art & Design in 2010, and am currently working toward my MA in Art Education with PreK-12 Licensure at the University of New Mexico.
I teach art because I know the art classroom offers the most equitable educational experiences for students of all means, abilities, and skill levels. As an art educator, I strive to create a safe space where any individual student can grow, explore, and exceed their own expectations, through creative expression and skill building. I am motivated by the belief that art is a catalyst for creating caring learning communities and thoughtful prosocial individuals.
As an artist I enjoy working and experimenting in a variety of media including ceramics, paper making, woodworking, sketching, painting, collage and printmaking. I believe by widening my own artistic exploration I can share the excitement of learning new ways of creating with the students in my classroom.
When I am not teaching or creating art you can find me out at my community farmer's market gobbling up donuts or camping, and exploring all over our enchanting state.
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