Elementary art installation

Not sure when my obsession with installation art started but it's been unrelenting by holding my attention in a serious way for at least the past year. I honestly feel like if I didn't love my job (right now) so much and feel like I really was answering a divine calling to do it, I would easily dive head first into the world of installation art and try any carve out my place in it. I first stumbled upon this project idea on Princentenol under the name Tint and Shade Ceiling Hanging. I LOVED…

There are lessons and then there are LESSONS! This one has to be one of my top lessons EVER in the span of 20+ years of teaching children art. This says a lot and I put it right up there wit…

Brookeside Montessori School in Bechtelsville, PA inspires the development of your children Preschool through grade 6.

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Macchia Sculptures by 5th grade students"It is one thing to make it as a craft, to make beautiful objects that are functional, but to make it as an art you have to make something that no one has seen before." ---Dale ChihulyStudents took a look at the work of American glass sculptor, Dale Chihuly. His amazing glass installations can be seen around the world! His works range from small pieces to large scale installations, both outdoor and indoor, often accompanied by the striking effects of…

The hallways of Pleasant Grove High School are teeming with organisms growing up the wall-Alice fervently seeking the Mad Hatter and shape-filled drawings of a young girl's views on dealing with life's stresses.

To kick off our @PLAY project in 2017, we developed a massive 8 ft. x 20 ft. collaborative mural for the Signal Tree Festival. More than 300 people made their mark on the AKRON mural, which was later finished by Mac Love and Alan Lunda. The following year, we returned to Signal Tree with the first

Pop-Up Garden Installation.38 individual acrylic wood cut outs on slotted stands.Average size of pieces 24" h to 36" h .(c) 2013 Barbara Gilhooly

Discover how to create blacklight art with your students in the classroom. You will learn how to get started with blacklight art in your classroom, Q and As to frequently asked questions and resources. The best part is All you need are black lights and neon artmaking tools. That’s it!