The following students will have their artwork displayed at the OASD Central Office Art Exhibit. They will be honored at the beginning of the school board meeting on Wednesday January 28th at 5:45pm. Please congratulate the following Oshkosh North Artists!
Photo 1 students are creating light graffiti photographs using 1-15 second shutter speeds and100 ISO on their camera settings as well as supporting the camera with a tripod. Students are working with partners to create silhouettes, drawings or tunnels with light from glow sticks, flash lights or their phones using the "my light paint" phone app. Check out their results below! They will continue to work on light graffiti next week (December 1st-5th)if you want to stop by room 127 during 5th hour to check it out.
This past Saturday, K-12 students from around the district got an opportunity to see their work displayed in the Oshkosh Gallery Walk exhibition that took place at the Masonic Center. There were many art pieces to choose from and so little room to display them at this popular event... the struggle was real! Mrs. Hyde and I managed to fill our panels from top to bottom with some fantastic pieces. Congratulations to those students whose work were selected to be in the show! And a BIG high five, thumbs up, and pat on the back to all art students for making this a difficult decision for the two of us. SpARTan Art Students ROCK! #spartanstrong
On October 23rd 24 Oshkosh North Art students toured the UW Madison Art Department to view student galleries, studios as well as meet faculty. Students also attended a guided tour at the Chazen Museum of Art where they saw art work made by Jim Dine, Don Reitz, Deborah Butterfield, Beth Cavener Strichter, Chuck Close, Andy Warhol and many more...
Group photo outside of the Chazen Museum of Art
Students touring the printmaking classroom at UW Madison
The Art Department is partnering with Heckrodt Wetland Reserve by assisting with their Creepy Crawlies Event by carving 72 pumpkins for this weekends event.
Students are finalizing their pinch pots based on an emotion using a combination of two pinch pots and 1-5 decorating techniques. Later this week we will be learning how to throw on the wheel.
