Dale Chihuly sculpture made out of plastic bottles in honor of Earth Day. The downstairs hallway was transformed into a prehistoric cave art exhibit. Students had drawn animals on brown paper and made torches with lights inside. As viewers walked through the dark cave, they held their torches up to the wall and paintings of horses, bison, mammoths, and deers were illuminated. Kindergarten's paper mache mushrooms. First grade's studies on Rene Magritte, Aboriginal Handprints, Edgar Degas, Gustav Klimt, and flowers. All of Elementary learned about the Terracotta army and each student sculpted a warrior out of terracotta clay. Fourth and fifth grade's Lichtenstein inspired self-portraits, value drawings, and Frank Stella paper sculptures.
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152 cm x 91 cm 60" x 36" 2013 Urethane and acrylic binders, pigments in dispersal water, dry iridescent pigments and resin on panel. Sold
Can't get enough of Abigail Renolds artwork. The mix of black and white and color is very effective not to mention the layered meaning. I really want to see them in person because they look so tactile. via
Yu na (2017) by masha bogatova
Stanton Macdonald-Wright 'Seated Woman', 1950, Chazen Museum of Art, Madison, Wisconsin
Dale Chihuly sculpture made out of plastic bottles in honor of Earth Day. The downstairs hallway was transformed into a prehistoric cave art exhibit. Students had drawn animals on brown paper and made torches with lights inside. As viewers walked through the dark cave, they held their torches up to the wall and paintings of horses, bison, mammoths, and deers were illuminated. Kindergarten's paper mache mushrooms. First grade's studies on Rene Magritte, Aboriginal Handprints, Edgar Degas, Gustav Klimt, and flowers. All of Elementary learned about the Terracotta army and each student sculpted a warrior out of terracotta clay. Fourth and fifth grade's Lichtenstein inspired self-portraits, value drawings, and Frank Stella paper sculptures.
A collection of beautiful spring art projects made by elementary kids. Directions included. Come and get inspired!
Create colourful kaleidoscope art prints using this simple sponge printing technique. This is a fun STEAM activity for kids exploring symmetry and pattern
I found this Kandinsky inspired Cityscape lesson on Pinterest, and the 4th grade students had a great time working on them! ...
Students learn how to practice drawing quick rectangular shapes and paint warm and cool colors into those shapes using Paul Klee art inspiration and
For the past couple of weeks, kindergarten has been working on this precious little piece of art! I got this adorable idea, yet again, from the fabulous art teacher, Cassie Stephens. Click on her name to get a little sample of her amazing art teacherin' talent! Earlier in the year, we made a cute little cloud with rainbow paper, so this lesson is a review on rainbow order, and works on all kinds of other skills!! Here's how we made ours! Materials: Sax 80lb paper Jack Richeson Semi-Moist tempera cakes Sargent Art Chalk pastels Tru-Ray Construction paper Fiskar Scissors Day 1: Paint the rainbow. This sounds easy right? Haha! Y'all try getting 20 something tiny humans to paint for the first time, and get back with me! 😂 It's super fun!! 😄We talk about how to hold a paintbrush, we talk about how to use our paint cup and tempera cakes "we dip,wipe, and swirl", and then we paint one color at a time. Dip, wipe, swirl is repeated A LOT while we paint. What that is referring to is, I tell the kids to DIP their paintbrush in the water, WIPE it on the rim of the cup, and gently SWIRL it on the tempera cake. Now on to painting! It's like doing a directed drawing. When I paint red, you paint red, and so on. Between each color, I'm walking about the room making sure everyone is following directions, and not painting something they're not supposed to! 😆 Notice I have no pictures for this process! No time!! lol Day 2: We add blue chalk for the sky, a sun with rays, and a little happy cloud. It's fun to see the little expressions the kinders put on their suns and clouds! Here's an example of what I passed out for them to use. Here's Mrs. Garcia's class, hard at work on day 2! Bravo!! We still have a few that need to glue things on and curl or crinkle our sun's rays,paint our cloud gray, and then they'll be finished! 🌈🌈Stay tuned for some awesome art! 🌈🌈
A collection of art projects and activities for children ages 5 & 6
