It's Youth Art Month!

During March, Angell student artwork is on display at Starbucks, 300 S. Main St.

Celebrating Diversity during Angell's International Night

2nd graders made Swedish kurbits out of cut paper.

A collaboration with Mr. Kelly, third graders created self portraits inspired by Mexican artist Frida Kahlo.

Ms. Sawin's 4th graders explored the artwork of Hungarian artist, Victor Vasarely, drawing these optical illusions.

Angell student artwork is on display at St. Joseph's Hospital, Reichert Center until the end of February.

November is Native American History Month. 

2nd and 3rd graders designed and decorated pottery. 4th and 5th graders learned how to make dream catchers.

Fall Festivities!

2nd and 3rd graders drew an illuminated pumpkin patch.

4th and 5th graders constructed decahedron pumpkins.

4th and 5th grade, Art and Humanities classes created Huichol Yarn Paintings in celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month.

 

Art on Display at International Night

 Ms. Jackson's Kindergarteners painted Paisleys, a traditional textile pattern from India.

 

Ms. Lewandowski's 1st grade class painted fans. In Korea, these colors and shapes symbolize the harmony between Heaven, Earth and Humanity.

Lesson found at http://4crazykings.blogspot.com/2009/08/traditional-korean-sam-taeguk-fan.html

   

 

Mr. Kelly's 3rd Graders created mixed media Cuckoo Clocks, inspired by the craftspeople of the Black Forest Region of Germany.

  

Mr. Yaeger's and Ms. Dildy's 4th and 5th graders simulated Islamic tile design, utilizing printmaking techniques.

 Lesson found on http://www.artsonia.com/