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JDSP: Crying Girl-Roy Lichtenstein

Junior Docent Student Work Cecelia Eiting—Edgewood Elementary I think that Roy Lichtenstein used pattern the best with his Bendae Dots…

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Writing + Art: Patchwork Poem

Think about what it would be like to put together a patchwork quilt with scraps of words instead of scraps…

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Writing + Art: Take a Hike

Some paintings are so compelling that you want to step inside them. And once you’re there, it is easy to…

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Writing + Art: I’d Know That Voice Anywhere!

Experts say that our voices are as distinctive as our fingerprints. Speech patterns are distinctive, too. Think about how you…

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Writing + Art: A Fort of Your Own

There are many great things about secret play forts. One is that adults are not allowed inside. Another is that…

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Writing + Art: Before & After

Some pieces of art capture a single moment in time, but an action scene can inspire us to think about…

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Phenomena Blue Held Over-Paul Jenkins

Junior Docent Student Work Jackson Maier—St. Boniface School Phenomena Blue Held Over is made of vivid colors of blue, red,…

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Writing + Art: Who’s There?

Some landscape paintings feature the natural world but do not show many people. It can be fun to imagine who…

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Writing + Art: Pleeeze!

Convincing someone to buy something requires special skill. You need to think of good reasons why the person should purchase…

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Writing + Art: A Special Invitation

It’s fun to get invited to a birthday party, but sometimes it’s even more fun to plan the party. Imagine…

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Experimental Painting Inspired by Lazslo Moholy-Nagy

Objective Students will experiment with techniques for mark-making and creating textures with paint inspired by the style of László Moholy-Nagy…

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Writing + Art: Who Am I?

Sometimes we feel a connection to a work of art. What draws our attention might be a person, an animal,…

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