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Saturday, October 19, 2013

"Dove of Peace" Bottle Cap Mural



  • Stony Brook students in grades 1 through 4 worked with Artist in Residence Mr. Mark Stankiewicz and Art Teacher Mrs. Kathleen Belton this week to create a mural from bottle caps. Students have been collecting plastic bottle caps and lids for some time and it was exciting to witness the creation of fabulous artwork from recycled materials.  
  • The design for the piece is based on Pablo Picasso's Dove of Peace and will be permanently displayed at Stony Brook.
  • Thank you to the Hopewell Valley Education Foundation for funding this project.

Painting the background



Sorting the bottle caps

Using a mallet to punch a hole for the screw

Matching colors and screwing the cap into the wood




Almost there!



"Dove of Peace" with SB Artist In Residence Mark Stankiewicz

"Dove of Peace" Grade 2

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Hopewell Valley Arts Council

Click here: Hopewell Valley Arts Council




OLLIE ARRIVES — Members of the Hopewell Valley Arts Council gather around Ollie, the first of dozens of oxen that will "roam" the Valley over the next year as the council's first initiative, a stampede of first naked and then decorated oxen, takes off. Celebrating the arrival of the first fiberglass statue of an ox are first row, from left, Liz Bell, HV Arts Council Co-chair Betsy Ackerman, Co-Chair Randee Tengi; second row, Chris Fossel, Heide Kahme, Susie Henkel, Drew Schoenholtz, Kristin Tunkel, Treasurer Kathleen Belton, Michelle Needham, Becky Taylor, Lisa Wolff, Ray Disch, Vanessa Sandom, Carol Lipson.( Photo by Tom Grimes.) Not pictured but members of the council are Bob Prewitt, Rachel Torpey, Linda Bradshaw, Chad Goerner, Bruce Gunther, Liza Morehouse, Will Mooney, Alisandra Wederich, Erica Disch, Kurt Vollherbst and Eileen Heinzel.

Sunday, October 6, 2013

Technology in Art

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Apps to create art as well as manipulate traditional artworks.
Apps like these also remind us that there are other forms of art out there like animation, green screen, and iMotion videos.


Ref:https://theartofeducation.edu

Thursday, October 3, 2013

Sunflower Collage, Grade1


Many thanks to Parent Ms.Elise Glazer-McCoy
for her work in Stony Brook's Courtyard.
SB's courtyard sunflowers were the inspiration for this project.   Our first graders were amazed by them!




 


Van Gogh Sunflowers, Grade 2


 

 

Watercolor Leaves, Grade 3








Watercolor Scarecrows, Grade 4