Art 10/20/30
















Grade 11 Installation 

 The final art piece based on the concept "Social Issues in School"

 Students choice the concept of graffiti. They chose to dress their figure in typical teenage attire, making one think that they "must" be the vandal...
Take a closer look, and you will see that he is actually attempting to paint over the graffiti. 
Great way to get people talking!!



 Senior Art began the year with the unit called "Arts and Inspiration"
This included looking at a variety of artists from around the world to gain inspiration for our own arts expressions. Students were able to brainstorm ways in which artists gather inspiration in order to continue producing creative works of art.

Here are a few examples of student work below:








Intern Jenni Delowski then began a new unit called "Social Issues" with the students which covered topics such as; Political Issues, Social Issues in school, and equality.

Students have been using a variety of materials to make their work in this unit, such as: natural and manufactured supplies, garbage, cardboard, wood, paint, etc.

Check out some of the examples below:











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