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Congratulations to the following students who participated in the 25th Anniversary
Tri-County Frontenac Crystal Springs Art Show held at the Dulles State Office Building
the week of May 19th:
4th Grade – Taylor Tubolino, Natalie Lozano, Maya Pennock
5th Grade – Danielle Colwell, Ryan Allan, Rainy Johannson
6th Grade – Amber Fay, Rachel Burt
7th Grade – Joan Cuddeback, Kelsey Hogan, Emily Larkin, Sarah Kall
9 – 12th Grade – Jenicca DuPre, Vincent Santamarina, Nicole Potoski, Julia Nelson
In the 6 – 12th Grade judged division, Sackets art students received seven, 1st place awards, two, 2nd place awards and two, 3rd place awards. Julia Nelson, who is a senior this year, received the Alan B. Tuttle Award for “Art That Inspires People Too Action.” She also received two, 1st place awards for her art work. Nice work Sackets Artists!
The elementary art class are doing many different things.
Secondary Courses
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4th Grade spirit masks |
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"The Scream" by Eduard Munch |
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ART NEWS
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By: Nick Santamarina
Copyright © 2006-2007 Sackets Harbor Central School. All rights reserved.
Paint, paint and more paint! Winter pine trees were our theme recently. Snowflakes next!
We created partial animal drawings, traded drawings three times with our friends, continued drawing, added a background, painted them and wrote a brief story. Wow, we worked hard!
Its winter and we are working on winter landscapes. Students are working with large and small shapes and creating distance in their drawings.
We recently read the book “If Dinosaurs Came Back” by Bernard Most. Students used their imaginations to create drawings based on this book. Wow, what imaginations!
Students are learning the power of observation and they are drawing from life. Their “still life” drawings will be on display soon.
The paint was flying recently when we created “Action Paintings” based on Jackson Pollock’s Abstract Expressionism style. Students loved expressing emotions and feelings with paint!
In anticipation of the Whale Watch, students are creating logos for their T-shirts. The most original design will be chosen.
Students are working with light, color, and reflections in their still life paintings of glass. They studied artwork by American artist Janet Fish who works with bright, reflected colors.
Students are just about finished with their plaster figurative sculptures. We studied American artist George Segal who became famous for his unique figurative sculptures. Please stop by the Library, where they are on display.
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