- Andrew Sievright

Left:  6^th and 7^th graders work on Egyptian Coptic design.  The students had to pick a Bible story and interpret it in an Egyptian style drawing.



 

Below: 6^th (left) and 7^th (right) graders study African culture and create their own ritual mask.

Having a good messy time as Jackson Pollock was probably the most fun in first trimester art.

Above: 7th Graders work on their Jackson Pollock creations.

Right: Joseph Coleman's Jackson Pollock.

Below: 6th Graders work on their Jackson Pollock creations.
 

Left:  The 7th grade class creates a replica of Van Gogh Sunflowers.
 

Below:  8th graders work hard on their ceramic chess sets.
 

Left: 8^th grade printmaking was a really fun learning experience. 
 

Below: Mrs. Hornsby set up her entire art room as a darkroom for the week.  Tons of students created photograms in the dark!  What a great time!

 

Above: T. K. Lee and Grace Halverson (left) and Jose (right) work on their clay sculptures.

Sculpture class meets outside to work on clay, carving, and metal enameling.

Left: Jay Hartmann shows off his clay sculpture.

Right: Nick Newsome works on his clay sculpture.

Above: Still life works by Maggie Wilson (left) and Judith Chang (right).

Charcoal pencil still lifes and self portraits are a good beginnings to the school year.

Below: Self Portraits by Jamison Holgate (left) and John Buckley (right).