Monday, October 31, 2016

Arts In The Lobby!

I'm pleased to announce that we will be participating in "Arts in the Lobby" this year.  Throughout the year, we will be displaying the work of Nissitissit students at the North Middlesex Savings Bank on Main Street in Pepperell.  For the month of November the works of Arianna Picariello, Emma Benson, and Tessa Holloran will be on display.



Emma Benson




Arianna Picariello



Tessa Holloran



Monday, October 17, 2016

October work!

This year I tried something new.  We used chalk pastel under oil pastel instead of using all oil pastel. The results are quite amazing!  Once again, the students in the 8th grade worked on a fall still life. Students in the 7th grade learned about El Dia de Los Muertos and are making prints using foam plates.  I have posted some of the incredible work that has been created this year so far.






























Thursday, September 15, 2016

Welcome back to school!

I love starting out the year with a collaborative installation which includes the entire student population.  Students used analogous colors and focused on the principles of design, variety and unity.  They were also introduced to the work of current day artist Lea Anderson.  

leaandersonart.com

Lea Anderson, Fuchsiabiotic, 2008, paper, mixed media on panel, 36x30 in

Lea Anderson

Lea Anderson

Lea Anderson




The installation is currently hanging in the hallway near the art room.













Monday, February 22, 2016

Youth Art Month Worcester Regional exhibit at the Worcester Art Museum

I am happy to announce the students chosen to display their artwork in the annual student art show at the Worcester Art Museum!

Allyson McMahon
Grade 7
Calavera
Block Printing Ink

Jake Bullis
Grade 5
Monochromatic Forest
Tempura

Brooke Kelley
Grade 8
Fall Still Life
Pen, Watercolor

For more info, click below!








Thursday, February 11, 2016

Mural - 8th grade

At the beginning of the year, I chose a group of very talented students in the 8th grade to be part of the annual mural group.  This year, in order to get art out into the surrounding community, the students were asked to create a mural for the Pepperell Senior Center.  After meeting with coordinators, it was decided that a mural displaying the four seasons will be created and then installed in the Senior Center dining room.  After months of planning, we have put the mural pieces on staging and have begun to prime, draw and paint!