Land sake field trip- Next Friday October 14th

Need signed permission slips

2017 Legacy Crane mural

8 Ft 2inches (98inches) W

4 ft 2 in (50 inches) L

Potential 2nd floor heading the language rooms

How many have you been to?

50 best public art work in Boston

Mia's art process page

Thanasi's art process page

Carloine's art process page

Zoe's art process page

Erin's art process page

Isabella's art process page

STEAM art

Tech Style

Art 2-4 experimenting 2017

3D printing, laser cuts

Karen's art process page

Jeff's art process page

NIck's artprocess page

Sketchbook 1 and 2

Artweek Boston, September 30th-October 9th

Artweek boston

Go to one of these events and report= 2 credit point artshare posts.

Julia's artshare process page

Ryan's artshare process page

Saxton Freeman video: Food Art

Saxton Freeman

John's art process page

Chloe's artshare process page

Erin's process page

Max Cantara's art process page

Natalie's artshare post

Monique's art process page

Brooke's art process page

This is cool because this video shows that art can be made out of many things including sand. Another cool thing about this sand sculpture is that the art is not permanent which makes it more unique. This art is important because the sculptures are created close to here, and this particular sculpture says Boston Strong, relaying a message of hope to the Boston Marathon bombing victims.

This is the link to the video:

Sand sculpture

Possible Senior project idea

Maybe for the senior project, each senior could make a butterfly out of paper. Then, all of the butterflies could be mounted in a formation on a piece of canvas. This way everyone would have the ability to contribute, and the ending products would be pretty. This can be displayed in the science wing near the balcony. This can be done at any time, but art club and art classes may need to help mounting the butterflies on the canvas.

I was thinking of combining locks and art together on a fence. Each person would have one lock and be able to design it or attached a piece of paper that they "lock" in. Then we could strategically place each lock on a fence in a certain design.

Senior Chair