Panel with Greek Capital Collages, Art I
Egyptian Portrait, Rose Windows, Art I
Monochromatic Pop Art Portrait, Advanced Painting
Jake H. with Two-Point Perspective interior
Panel with Stippled Pumpkins, Advanced Drawing
Two-Point Perspective Interiors, Art I
Karina K. with Two-Point perspective interior
Hannah C. with Pop Art Portrait
Jon L. with Stippled Pumpkin
Jacob P. with Illuminated Letter
Panel with Illuminated Letters, Art I
Miranda H. with “Art with Text” drawing
Advanced art students Jon, Katee, & Amber with Ms. Cartwright
…standing in front of a lovely whole class collaborative drawing these guys participated in.
van Gogh Mini Landscapes
Panel with Monochromatic Pop Art Portraits, Advanced Painting
Rose Windows, Art I
Panel with “Art with Text” artworks, Advanced Drawing
Egyptian Portraits, Color Wheel “Rose Windows,” Art I
Katee C. with Pop Art Portrait
Manny A. with Two-Point Perspective interior
Amber R. with Monochromatic Pop Art Portrait (green)
Logan B. with Illuminated Letter
This year’s Youth Art Show was a once again a great success! As usual, I procrastinated until the last minute and stressed myself out a lot more than necessary. . .why, oh why, do I do that? But, it came together. It’s in the Fly Arts Center (a renovated turn-of-the-century factory)Â every year for a couple of hours on Sunday afternoon, and our numbers have grown steadily from a couple of hundred to over 1,500 this year. Every art teacher in our county brings student art to display; students, families, friends, faculties, etc. are invited.
I only wish every single educator and administrator in our dear system could see the raw talent we are blessed with. AND, I only wish we’d had our van Gogh-inspired paintings finished in time for the show. Oh, well — here’s some pics of the show along with students of mine I coerced into taking a photo with their artwork :). Hope you enjoy, and comments welcome!!
Yesterday being “International Peace Day,” as it were, we, along with some of the other art classes in our district, made pinwheels for an installation in front of the Fly Arts Center here in town. Who doesn’t love a pinwheel? The templates were available on the organization’s website. Enjoy the pictures!
“Love” and “Hope” spelled in pinwheels…
Carolyn Price & Santha Cartwright (SCHS Art), and Andrea McTigue (Southside Elem. Art)
