Students from Kindergarten to second grade are exploring the wild world of POP art. They are spent some time learning about, and discussing, Andy Warhol and his artistic stylings.
Using Warhol as an inspiration, students are creating POP art paintings and drawings. They are bright, BOLD, and fun!!!
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Students in third through fifth grade are currently working on the creation of MOLAS. Molas are a form of textile art originally created by the Kuna people of Panama. Mola translates to blouse. Many of these fabric artworks can be found on the clothing of the Kuna people. The subject of the Molas are inspired by the culture of the Kuna people. Some students are making Mola's that represent American culture, while others are creating Molas that show an animal that represents them. Z. W. is a fourth grade student in Mrs. Cooper's class. He was selected as APRILS artist of the month because of his outstanding creativity. He is always coming up with really inventive ideas and interesting ways to solve artistic problems. Along with being a great artist, he is really helpful in the artroom. He is a good tablemate and art student! Z is recognizable around school because of his awesome fashion sense. He likes flag football and riding his bike. He is a funny guy with a great personality. Can't wait to see what his future holds! |
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AuthorLauren Dziadosz is a K-5 art teacher at Hedke and Anderson Elementary Schools in Trenton, Michigan |