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School Gallery
Artwork Exhibits - this school year (since July 2012)
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Wire Sculpture
(34 artworks)
May 2013, taught by Diana Westphal
Students create 3-D wire sculptures using multiple gauge wire and mesh.
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Apr 2013, taught by Diana Westphal
Students weave functional objects (pillow, scarf, hat, etc.) of their choice on a cardboard looms utilizing at least 3 ...
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Apr 2013, taught by Diana Westphal
Students studied the work of Claus Oldenburg and applied his technique to an everyday object of their own. Students meas ...
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Apr 2013, taught by Diana Westphal
Students created a vessel with fluctuating sides and incorporated a design or 3-D element using the coiling technique.
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Gourd Craft
(10 artworks)
Mar 2013, taught by Diana Westphal
Students clean and utilize gourds as a decorative/sculptural medium.
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Mar 2013, taught by Diana Westphal
Students draw their self-portrait using correct proportion, then use glue to outline the drawing, filling in with chalk ...
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Mar 2013, taught by Diana Westphal
Students research masks from other cultures and incorporate ideas from their research into their own creation.
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Tessellation
(5 artworks)
Mar 2013, taught by Diana Westphal
Students create a tessellation from a basic geometric shape after looking at the work of M.C. Escher.
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Feb 2013, taught by Diana Westphal
Students combine designs for 2 or more animals to create a sculptural hybrid creature.
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Feb 2013, taught by Diana Westphal
Students utilize tie & dye, batik and screen printing to create a functional item of their choice.
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Feb 2013, taught by Diana Westphal
Students created a mask that would be worn by a fictional character for a specific purpose.
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Feb 2013, taught by Diana Westphal
Students visually represent a play on words using the media of their choice.
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Feb 2013, taught by Diana Westphal
Students incorporate text into a perspective environment, including a foreground, middle ground and background.
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Feb 2013, taught by Diana Westphal
Students practice shading techniques of hatching, cross hatching and stippling to create value and texture of chosen sub ...
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Feb 2013, taught by Diana Westphal
Students utilize scratchboard along with textural drawing techniques to create their drawings.
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Feb 2013, taught by Diana Westphal
These works were created in a pastel drawing class at IUSB.
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Jan 2013, taught by Diana Westphal
Students create geometric paper forms by measuring out patterns on flat sheets of poster board. After assembly the stude ...
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Jan 2013, taught by Diana Westphal
Students experimented with mosaic by applying cut up magazine pages to their image based on color, size and value.
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Jan 2013, taught by Diana Westphal
Students use watercolor techniques to paint in their imaginative still life drawing.
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Jan 2013, taught by Diana Westphal
Students use pop cans to illustrate the elements of art.
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Jan 2013, taught by Diana Westphal
Students study the Artist Chuck Close and learn the grid transfer method. Using dramatic lighting and facial expression ...
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Jan 2013, taught by Diana Westphal
Students use polymer clay to recreate food in miniature.
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Jan 2013, taught by Diana Westphal
Students create their favorite meal out of clay, duplicating colors and textures as well as presentation materials.
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Jan 2013, taught by Diana Westphal
Students will create a cookie jar that is both functional and sculptural.
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Jan 2013, taught by Diana Westphal
Students draw the skeleton from observation while experimenting with charcoal.
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Jan 2013, taught by Diana Westphal
Students experiment with Chalk Pastels and Impressionist techniques.
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Jan 2013, taught by Diana Westphal
Students utilize scratchboard to create drawing that emphasize the element of art texture.
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Jan 2013, taught by Diana Westphal
Students merge modern day characters into fairy tales.
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Jan 2013, taught by Diana Westphal
Students bring in 3 objects that relate to them and to each other to draw from direct observation.
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Jan 2013, taught by Diana Westphal
Students match their moods/facial expression to colors that symbolize those emotions. The paintings are completed with ...
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Jan 2013
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| Ranking |
grades: |
all | elem | mid | high |
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410 artworks |
#62 |
#2413 |
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36 fanclub members |
#68 |
#2830 |
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11 comments |
#57 |
#2425 |
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125 artist statements |
#10 |
#352 |
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overall rank |
#54 |
#2365 |
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0 artworks |
not ranked |
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0 fanclub members |
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0 comments |
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0 artist statements |
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overall rank |
#83 |
#4014 |
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40 artworks |
#26 |
#1087 |
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3 fanclub members |
#31 |
#1184 |
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2 comments |
#20 |
#702 |
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0 artist statements |
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#28 |
#1146 |
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357 artworks |
#7 |
#209 |
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32 fanclub members |
#6 |
#194 |
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9 comments |
#4 |
#139 |
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125 artist statements |
#1 |
#25 |
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overall rank |
#4 |
#139 |
counts updated daily, last updated today at 3:05 am
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School Awards & Honors
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2011-2012 Fan Clubs Award
Ranked #10 in Indiana (#654 in the nation) for fan club signups among high schools
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2011-2012 Comments Award
Ranked #6 in Indiana (#410 in the nation) for comments posted among high schools
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2011-2012 Statements Award
Ranked #6 in Indiana (#309 in the nation) for artist statements collected among high schools
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2010-2011 Statements Award
Ranked #7 in Indiana (#338 in the nation) for artist statements collected among high schools
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2009-2010 Fan Clubs Award
Ranked #9 in Indiana (#538 in the nation) for fan club signups among high schools
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Student Hall of Fame
Shown are the students who have entered the Hall of Fame this year.
Recent visitor comments ...
| Looks so real I want you to pass the syrup :)
-- Rheneleft for Marissa3707 | | The color and wing design certainly are beautiful!
-- Rheneleft for Marissa3707 | | Good job :)
-- Cindyleft for Brooke6523 |
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Recent artist statements ...
| My favorite part of this artwork was the roof. It was stable and looked pretty good. I don't like my corner wires. They got pretty bent as I added more wires to it. If I were to create this project again, I wouldn't have made my horizontal wires so tight. If they wouldn't have been so tight, my project would not have made it bent.written by Jayden3725 | | I did this bird cage because I like birds. My favorite part of it is the sign that reads Bob's place.This project surprised me on how hard it was to make.written by Devon2796 | | My favorite part of this work was forming the shapes of the flowers and pot. My least favorite part was interlocking the wire together. I decided to do the flowers in a pot because it reminds me of spring and summer. I was surprised how hard it was to form the wire into the shape I wanted. Overall, I did not enjoy this project very much but I was pleased with the outcome.written by Emilee828 |
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