3.26.2010

Elmhurst Art Museum Show

Yesterday was the opening reception for the Elmhurst Art Museum's K-8 Art Exhibition.  I was there, checking out the awesome artwork from our elementary and middle school students.  I'm always able to get some good ideas for new projects, plus I get to meet some of your parents and families!  It's always nice to meet families at a fun event like an art show.  Here are some photos from the event:
The exhibit runs through April 11th, so if you have some time before then to stop by the museum, check it out!

3.18.2010

Elmhurst Art Museum K-8 Show

The Elmhurst Art Museum is having an art show for students from kindergarten through eighth grade. All of the elementary and middle schools in our school district will be a part of the show.

Congratulations to the following artists from Sandburg Middle School who will have artwork in the show!:

6th grade artists:
Kristen Viola, Sarina Kao, Marissa Guzman, Henry Braun, Yevin Liyanapatabendi, Lauren Anderson, Alec Deuter

7th grade artists:
Christine Morrissey, Anna Benzin, Theresa Pietro, Jon Mitchell, Alexis Bojesen, Kayla Baran, Max Nerison

8th grade artists:
Alanna Turner, Kristian James, Amy Richards, Mike Pasternock, Tim Matsas

Please come and visit the show at the Elmhurst Art Museum from March 25 through April 11th. A special reception will be held on Thursday, March 25th from 3:30 to 5:30 pm.
If you have any questions, please contact Mrs. Leban.

3.05.2010

March is National Youth Arts Month!

Celebrate art this month by showing your support for school art programs. Visit KeepArtinSchools.org for ideas on how you can show support for the arts in your community, and important facts on why art is important in school.

Martin Scorsese discusses the importance of Visual Literacy

In this interview on Edutopia.com, Martin Scorsese talks about the importance of visual literacy in today's students. Watch the video below:


Hooray for art class!
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