This week is going to be the last week for the Art Teachers Show. Make sure to visit the Library and check out the art works created by the Dearborn Public Schools art teachers.
Students and Teachers at the Ford Centennial Library during the Art Teachers show
Today, Miller artists who participated in Dearborn Public Schools City Wide Art Show were given an invitation letter to go to the Ford Community and Performing Arts Center tomorrow from 4:00-5:30 pm. for an opening reception. The artworks will be on display until May 29, 2018.
Congratulations to all the selected artists! Tomorrow, these students will receive a certificate and a ribbon to recognize their hard work. Check the photos of their artworks at the bottom of this page.
Front of the Art Show card
Back of the Card
ArtSpace Exhibition
Teachers at the Artspace Show
You are invited to attend the Gallery Rally in Dearborn by visiting many galleries that showcase the masterpieces of many Artists.
Seven Dearborn Public Schools will have a Spring themend students exhibition in the community room in the Annex building in the old city hall, Artspace. From 3:00-9:00pm ArtSpace residents will be joining 40 artists from the Dearborn community and beyond to sell their art in the connector hallway. During Gallery Rally hours from 6:00-8:00 pm, guests can enjoy puppet shows, performance art, live art, visit open studios, and more. This event is free and open to the public.
To entre directly to the Community Room, park in the park in lot on John Nagy which runs between Maple and shaefer. Enter through the patio of the Annex building at 13756 John Nagi Drive on the n/e corner of Maple and John Nagy.
About fifty first and second grade Miller artists particioated in the Gallery Rally and have their art works dispalyed in the Community room at Artspace Spring Exhibition.
On Saturday, April 7, I will be at the Centennial Library in Dearborn for the Art teacher show from 3:00 -5:00 pm. After that, I will attend the Artspace Spring EXhibition from 6:00-8:00pm.
Enjoy the Gallery Rally of Dearborn! See you there!
Students in Kindergaten are working on making a book out of two dimensional shapes. They colored, cut, and glued them in their book after they numbered the pages.
On March 15, 201 , Art Club students visted the DIA in the morning and the Parade Company in the afternoon. It was a full day of excitment. At the DIA, students visited many galleries. The students enjoyed looking at the works of many famous artists that they learned about in the art room. At the Parade Company, students learned how to make the big head using 13 layers of papier mache, clay and wire base. Students made the connection with the papier mache masks that they are creating themselves in the Art Room.
Tanks to all the doscents at the DIA and the tour guides at the PArade Company for the informative tours that they offered to Miller students.
Thanks to all the chaperones who came with us that day to visit the DIA and the Parade Company. They did wonderful job keeping their eyes on the students in their group. I couldn’t have done it without their dedication, hard work, and commitment. The students will remember this day for ever.
Students learning about Andy Worhall at the DIA
Group Photo at the DIA
Students on the bus, on their way back to school.
Students visiting the African Gallery
Visiting The Islamic Gallery
African Gallery
Fourth and fifth graders enjoyed an introduction to the art of animation. Annette Frank, an artist and former art educator showed the students her collection of flip books. The students were amazed by looking at different ones. Then, she showed them how to make one book by using index cards and light box to create their own book.
At the end, students chose 24 index cards to draw the subject of their animation moving in slow motion by drawing it using the light box on the consecutive numbered pages.
Once the students finish drawing, tracing and coloring their pages, they will staple the flip book they created.
Thanks to Ms. Frank, the students now know how these flip books were created.
The students thanked Ms. Annette Frank for visiting and sharing with students her knowledge about this subject.
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Self-portrait on paper and foam plate showing symmetry and proportion.
Fourth graders creating their prints using complementary colors
Drawings and final prints
