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Art Contest and Exhibition: hosted by 8th grade Art Club

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Submit your artwork!  Students interested in displaying their artwork, and competing against other artists in their grade, may submit an original work to the  2022 St. Peter Catholic School Art Contest and Exhibition.  Any student in grades K-8 are welcome to submit original artwork by April 29th .  8th grade Art Club members will judge each artwork and select the Top 3 artworks to be exhibited.  Information regarding the type of artwork accepted, and protocols for judging are listed below:  Type of artwork accepted:  2D 3D and photography Protocols for judging:  Composition: balance, unity, theme  Color: greyscale or vibrant  Format: completed work, no wide-rule notebook paper, no tracing/copying, Student name (first & last), grade, and date must be included on the artwork. Students may submit one original artwork following the above protocols to the art room by April 29th. Questions? Reach out to Ms. Thurman. Good luck to all! Th...

6-8 Winter Canvas

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 Grades sixth through eighth have been working hard to create a winter canvas using paint. Check out their artworks in the sixth grade hallway! 

6th through 8th Grade "About Me" Posters

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 Students spent first quarter learning about creative process.  They met various objectives throughout the quarter to complete a final, finished project. This included brainstorming, practicing technique, planning a layout, and finally: creating their poster.  Throughout the creative process students learned about various artists, including Bonnie Maclean who created the first Rock posters for the famous Fillmore Concert venue. We discussed different design elements through observing Maclean's artworks to gain inspiration for our posters.  Students also covered artists such as Toulouse-Lautrec and Alfred Mucha for inspiration and context into the art world. We discussed themes of art as advisements and functions of street art.  We applied this knowledge to our own artwork.  Pictured below: 8th through 6th grade posters.