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Art Adventures Class at the Met Explores Line and Color

See the full gallery on Posterous During our Art Adventures class tour at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, we focused on lines with David Smith’s “Becca” and Robert Rauschenberg’s “Winter Pool.”  We then looked at color with Ellsworth Kelly’s “Spectrum V.”  Before we finished, we stopped at Robert Ryman’s painting to look forward to an …

Miro Monoprints with Thursday Art Adventures

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Bookbinding in Drawing Art Adventures

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Drawing our Favorite Animals

See the full gallery on Posterous   In our Drawing Art Adventures class, we used lines, shapes, and values to draw our favorite animals. Take a look!    

Louise Nevelson Organic + Geometric Sculpture

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Visit Henry Moore @ Gagosian with Art Adventures

Have you ever experienced Henry Moore’s large-scale sculptures in person?  If not, head to Gagosian in Chelsea for an amazing experience at Henry Moore: Late Large Forms.  Moore’s sculptures, usually found outdoors, are meant to engaged with up-close, and the gallery setting allows for a completely unique opportunity to do just that.  We love Moore’s …

Textures and Lines with Everyday Objects

See the full gallery on Posterous In Art Adventures, students explored textures and lines of everyday objects like sponges, cars, and finger brushes to create prints of their own design.    

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Art Adventures Studio Screenprints with Gary Lichtenstein

See the full gallery on Posterous Yesterday, the talented screenprinter and painter, Gary Lichtenstein shared his screenprinting process with our Art Adventures Studio class.  With Mr. Lichtenstein, we collaborated on prints of wolf puppies and experimented with a variety of techniques.  We even printed images we drew in class right onto the screen.  Take a …