2012 Art Show

It is always hard to choose which art to display because I love it all.  This year I put up over 500 works of art because I was given the time to do it!

Some of the projects I never got a chance to post on the blog, like the Zentangle by Ellusion and the Jamaican dancer by Shocquell below.

Walls leading up to the auditorium also had some artwork, there was lots to go around!

 

 8th grade wall!Artwork by Chloe, Alachae, Nia, Jessica, and more 

Artwork by Sereniti, Jamerah

Artwork by Omari, Tyeana

Snowman Portraits

3rd and 5th graders did CLOSE-UP portraits of snowmen.  I asked them to give their snowmen emotion and some students even added a story plot!  Making me proud as usual :)
Artwork by Briannah and Edyn

Artwork by Andre

Bria added her name in the constellation of stars :)

Shocquell's snowmen has a very mischievous look!

Alex's snowman is Angry, Titiana's is blowing cold breathe. 

Bianca's snowman is sad because he was bullied.

Artwork by Shamia

Tyeana was the only student to have her snowman lying down!  He even has an igloo on his belly!

Desert Landscapes

Click for a close-up! From top left corner: Artwork by Destiny, Rakiya, Bria, Rynesha, Kayla, Kori, Armonhie, Shocquell, Amiri
Artwork by Edyn

Artwork by Myja

Artwork by Matthew
Artwork by Heaven


Artwork by Iyana
Artwork by Khyla
Artwork by Catariana

It’s not exact, it's Abstract

Artwork by Stuart Davis

It isn’t exact but will attract, it is for you to react, it’s Abstract :-) What is abstract art?!? The third grade learned that abstract art is from your imagination, it is more important how it looks and makes you feel, than what it is. They used letters as a starting point for their abstract art. Can you see the letters? They looked at the artwork of Stuart Davis, a famous artist who loved to use letters in his artwork.
Artwork by Brianna
Artwork by Madison
Artwork by Jermaine

Artwork by Shocquell

Lions are Rrrrroaring

Reminder: Click on the images to enlarge. The students sign their name on the front of their artworks.
The K-3rd graders practiced all their lines by putting them together to make a lion.

Artwork by Damari, Joseph, Shamia, Shocquell, and more!
-Artwork by Willie