This year we have 11 artists in Dearborn’s City Wide Student Art Show! The opening night is Wednesday, April 24th starting at 4:00 and the show will be up until May 29th. It is located in the Padzieski gallery in the Ford Community and Performing Arts Center. Stop by and see all of the wonderful …
On Monday the artists in young 5’s learned about the art of monoprinting! They created prints showing flowers with paint, q-tips, and paper!
This year we have 33 artists from Geer Park who have work featured in Dearborn’s Gallery Rally! Their artwork will be located in the City Hall ArtSpace connector building on April 6th and will be open from 10-5. There will also be 9 other galleries around Dearborn featuring artist work, and if you go and …
Kindergarten artists have created self portraits! They began by mixing their skin color from yellow, red, white, and black. They tried to match the color they were mixing to their skin color as best they could- we texted a small dot on our hands to see how close we could get! Then they drew …
Young 5 artists read the book “The Shape of My Heart” and noticed how all of the drawings were made out of the shapes we have been learning about! They each drew their own heart shape and filled it with drawings of things or people that they love using shapes and lines to make their …
Kindergarten and young 5 artists read the book “Mouse Paint” and created their own mice drawing. They used the primary colors and mixed them on their paper like the mice in the story did!
Kindergarten and young 5 artists have been mixing the primary colors in their artwork! They began by experimenting with a special guest to see what would happen when the primary colors were mixed together- they mixed colors with oil pastels, paint, and clay! One class created a Jasper Johns inspired number or letter painting using …
Kindergarten artists have been making artwork using shapes! They cut and glued many shapes together to create a robot collage.
Kindergarten artists had a discussion about what a hero is and who might be a hero to someone else. They each chose a hero to draw and then painted a colorful background to glue their hero to.
Welcome back to another wonderful school year! On the first day of art class this year, each class read the book “The Dot” by Peter H. Reynolds. Then they each created a monochromatic dot with the designs of their choice. We added all of our dots to the tree on the bulletin board outside of …