Time for Art!

 My 7th and 8th graders are learning about the famous Mexican artist Pedro Linares Lopez and his paper mache fantasy creatures known as Aleb...

The first three pictures posted here were made by my 2nd graders and are their own versions of "Polynesia, The Sea" by Henri Matis...

 During our unit on Egypt, we all made the very famous "William the Hippopotamus. He is the unofficial mascot of the Metropolitan Mus...

A new mosaic by the sixth graders of Hopi Day School. Hannah was a visiting volunteer for a day. She is a natural at mosaic work. Thanks for...

Amate bark paintings can be found for sale in various states in Mexico and have a long and interesting history. During this project we learn...

Check out our mosaic-in-progress! Here are a few photos of some of the different steps and stages of this project. We started by breaking al...

NOTAN Notan is a Japanese design concept that focuses on the interplay between dark and light and how the resulting contrast enhances the de...

RUSTY LIDS Here on the Hopi reservation there are plenty of cans and lids to be found in the desert that have been rusted to perfection! A s...

Here is a fun and easy project for a broad range of grades and ages. Today my first graders and my eighth graders made the same fish. Natura...