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2022-23 Welcome to Art (2.0)

 Hello!

Looking forward to a Great Year 
Welcome to our New School Year Phoebe Hearst 2.0 

I am looking forward to rolling out our Art Program by mid September with small drop by meet and greets to each classroom complete with an art story too!

Hope you had a lovely first day, isn't our new school mural spectacular?! 

Stay Safe, Stay Cool and Stay Arty...

See you soon,


Ms. Jane 


What a lovely way to start your School Day 

We are blooming with new ideas at Phoebe Hearst 


adding a few finishing touches to 
our art room wall mural 

Our New Year 2018-19

What A Wonderful World is our Art theme this year
and our inspiration quote is from Maya Angelou
"Be a rainbow in someone else's cloud" 

We will look at the word and concept of beauty
What makes something beautiful?
How many kinds of beauty are there?
Are there rules to beauty and if so what are they?
Must art be beautiful?

It is going to be a colorful and wondrous journey and I am excited to have you join us!

Cheers to a new year,

Ms. Jane



Welcome to our New Year 2016-17

Hello,
welcome to our New Year, our theme for the Art Room this year is "Tell Me a Story".

I hope to connect all of the projects to literature, story telling and our characters.
Sounds like a fun challenge follow along and see how we do!




"What a Wonderful World"

Welcome to our 2014-15 Art Studio Year. Our theme for the next 10 months will be "What a Wonderful World". All students will be introduced to a variety of accomplished artists from the distant past and the not so distant past. I believe in viewing art work from great masters-we can all learn new skills and techniques and develop our artist's eye for deep observation-you never know where creativity might strike! Some of the  portraits currently on display in the studio are Vincent Van Gogh (I kinda have a crush on him) Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera, Henri Matisse, Paul Klee, Georgia O'Keeffe, Henri Rousseau and Romare Bearden.
Our first art session is really 3 parts:

  • Introductions, expectations and room guidelines
  • Analyses and observation centering on 4 works by Vincent Van Gogh 
  • Starting of an on going line based project that will be worked on throughout the first half of the year


The elements of art and the principals of design will provide a common starting point for our process/product based learning. This month we are working with lines, which is a dot that goes for a walk. We will make lines in the air, with and without sounds, draw lines on paper, straight and curvy, and look for lines in our world and in works of art. All first session art projects are line based, slowly moving into shapes, forms, pattern and texture.
And now let the Wonderful Art Year begin!
Creatively yours,
Ms. Jane 

To find out more about Romare Bearden visit the fun site from the Metropolitan Museum

http://www.metmuseum.org/metmedia/interactives/art-trek/romare-bearden-lets-walk-the-block