Art Rocks!

Clay castles are a project that we haven't been able to do each year due to time constraints, but I am happy that I could add this proje...

Last week began my first Teen Studio class.... it was a perfect mix of art making, laughter, candy, good conversation and reminiscing. W...

George Segal's "Depression Breadline" continues to be one of my favorite sculptures (on a long list) at Grounds for Sculpture...

Every artist has a process that they go through to create art and materials that they are drawn to. My process, unfortunately, deals with...

We had a great time this week visiting Grounds for Sculpture for our annual trip. Below are pictures from my trip with Mrs. Miller's cla...

My Art Enrichment class has been working hard all year...coming in before the normal school day for an extra period of art. I gave them a f...

Today at Toll Gate and starting tomorrow at Bear Tavern we are finally using the tuna cans we brought in as the base for a figurative scu...

Wow, they did a great job! In this project, 2nd graders collected 50-100 of the same everyday object. In one class period, students created ...

Convergence, 1952 American Painter Jackson Pollock would have celebrated his 100th birthday this weekend. The famous Abstract Expressioni...

Check out this gallery of pancake art (of all things). When I was a child, my father used to make Mickey Mouse pancakes on our trips to Flor...

All Second grade classes: From the time you receive your brown paper assignment bag in art class until the due date listed below, it is your...