Gelli Print Collages by Third and Fourth Grade

Cosmic Landscapes inspired by Peter Max

From the Peter Max Website:

America's Painter Laureate and Pop Art Icon, Peter Max's bold colors, uplifting images and uncommon artistic diversity have touched almost every aspect of American culture and has inspired many generations.

Max's work has been called cosmic and psychedelic. His more recent works represent his ideas about a harmonious, beautiful world. He is well known for his album cover art, particularly for the Beatles.

Fifth and sixth grade artists examined many of Max's works before designing their own cosmic landscapes in his style. Each student's piece contains elements that can be seen in many of Max's works. What are some of the repeated images and themes that you see in the Peter Max pictures above and in the student work below?

Climate Change Club

A group of fifth and sixth grade students has been working to learn about Climate Change and educate others about how we can make a difference.  Here are some of the posters they are making for our Climate March.
 

Letter and Number art inspired by Jasper Johns

Pop Art Self Portraits

Winter Watercolor Trees by Kindergarten

Thankful Leaves

"Pictures must be miraculous." Mark Rothko

Kindergarten artists looked at color field paintings by Mark Rothko and created their own using chalk pastels on colored paper.

El Dia de los Muertos Sugar Skulls

Kindergarten Chalk Pastel Spiderwebs