Here I am, starting a new blog to reach out to those of you who want to see all that is happening with my teaching and my students. I have decided to start anew with this blog because there was so much material, so much wonderful student artwor
First off, I'd like you to see the creative work that my students at MS 223 in the South Bronx completed in the second session of the year. I had students in classes: 801, 806, 704, 706, 603 and 604.
Sixth graders made large Greek vases, amphora, on which the depicted olympic &/or sports pictures to tell a story. they had several classes in drawing the figure. In gesture drawing, you try to capture the essence of the figure in motion. Students posed for one another and learned that a minute can be a long time.
Seventh graders were inspired by African and masks used in other cultures. They created three dimensional elements o
The eighth graders worked on large collages inspired by the skyscrapers of New York and the shops and buildings of their own neighborhood. They also learned about Romare Beardon and his collages. Theirs were constructed wi

Hey Karen! I love both of your blogs but I especially love seeing the student's art work. I think it is phenomenal! Good Job! Enjoy your spring in NY, we are having the wettest spring ever and we have crops under water. That being said, I have several new alligator friends...one is over 12 ft long...kinda creepy, I must say! Take care!
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