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School Gallery
Artwork Exhibits - this school year (since July 2012)
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Mar 2013, taught by Gaby Naus
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Feb 2013, taught by Gaby Naus
The Missouri Art Education Association Youth Art Month exhibit is open to all current MAEA members. Each member has the ...
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Jan 2013, taught by Gaby Naus
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Jan 2013, taught by Gaby Naus
Students sculpted masks inspired by Native American spirit and transformation masks that exemplify a specific character ...
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Jan 2013, taught by Gaby Naus
Students explored wheel throwing for the first time at Krueger Pottery Studio in Webster Groves, MO
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Dec 2012, taught by Gaby Naus
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Dec 2012, taught by Gaby Naus
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Dec 2012, taught by Gaby Naus
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Dec 2012, taught by Gaby Naus
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Dec 2012, taught by Gaby Naus
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Dec 2012, taught by Gaby Naus
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Nov 2012, taught by Gaby Naus
Students competed to design a t-shirt for their grade to increase school spirit
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Nov 2012, taught by Gaby Naus
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Nov 2012, taught by Gaby Naus
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Nov 2012, taught by Gaby Naus
Students designed their own version of a sugar skull on painted rocks.
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Nov 2012, taught by Gaby Naus
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Nov 2012, taught by Gaby Naus
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Coiled Basket
(44 artworks)
Nov 2012, taught by Gaby Naus
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Nov 2012, taught by Gaby Naus
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Nov 2012, taught by Gaby Naus
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Nov 2012, taught by Gaby Naus
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Nov 2012, taught by Gaby Naus
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Oct 2012, taught by Gaby Naus
Block prints and oil pastel
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Oct 2012, taught by Gaby Naus
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Oct 2012, taught by Gaby Naus
Students wrote a story using aboriginal symbols and petrogylphs. Then they used a can as the foundation for a mask reve ...
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Leaf Creatures
(11 artworks)
Oct 2012, taught by Gaby Naus
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PBIS Puzzle
(14 artworks)
Oct 2012, taught by Gaby Naus
Every student at WMS was given a puzzle piece to illustrate a part of the Washington Way. The pieces were put together ...
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Recycled Owls
(12 artworks)
Oct 2012, taught by Gaby Naus
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Sep 2012, taught by Gaby Naus
Students are creating a series of still life drawings that represent them. Each student selected an item that is meanin ...
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Hero Comics
(28 artworks)
Sep 2012, taught by Gaby Naus
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Fall Leaves
(12 artworks)
Sep 2012, taught by Gaby Naus
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Sep 2012, taught by Gaby Naus
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Sep 2012, taught by Gaby Naus
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Sep 2012, taught by Gaby Naus
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Sep 2012, taught by Gaby Naus
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Sep 2012, taught by Gaby Naus
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Sep 2012, taught by Gaby Naus
After reading the book, Beautiful Oops! by Barney Saltzberg, students used drips, splatters, and straws to create abstra ...
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Sep 2012, taught by Gaby Naus
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Artwork Exhibits - last school year (July 2011 - June 2012)
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grades: |
all | elem | mid | high |
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913 artworks |
#102 |
#1668 |
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137 fanclub members |
#109 |
#1745 |
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26 comments |
#104 |
#1819 |
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8 artist statements |
#90 |
#1605 |
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#102 |
#1650 |
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0 artworks |
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0 fanclub members |
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overall rank |
#235 |
#4054 |
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894 artworks |
#7 |
#171 |
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137 fanclub members |
#12 |
#193 |
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26 comments |
#8 |
#214 |
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8 artist statements |
#9 |
#267 |
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#5 |
#133 |
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0 artworks |
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overall rank |
#63 |
#972 |
counts updated daily, last updated today at 3:06 am
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School Awards & Honors
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2011-2012 Leadership Award
Ranked #10 in Missouri (#246 in the nation) for overall participation among middle schools
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2011-2012 Fan Clubs Award
Ranked #10 in Missouri (#228 in the nation) for fan club signups among middle schools
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2011-2012 Comments Award
Ranked #7 in Missouri (#215 in the nation) for comments posted among middle schools
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Student Hall of Fame
No students have entered the Hall of Fame this year, but some have won other awards.
Recent visitor comments ...
| Courtney, this is a beautiful landscape. You are so talented and creative.
-- Lisaleft for Courtney6028 | | Courtney, I always enjoy your work and can hardly wait for the new pieces. Keep working hard and enjoying what you do. I hope to see something new very soon.
-- Charlotteleft for Courtney6028 | | LOVE IT!!! Very creative!
-- Bambileft for Tyler17766 |
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Recent artist statements ...
| I like to show my creative side and me being in the 7th grade i just want ppl to know eagles rockwritten by Andre1269 | | I wanted to do something nice for my step-mom Rhonda. And she loved it!written by Alena279 | | Humility, the nickname given to him after it was said his spirit failed to represent it, stood at the tent. It being late at night, there was a fire burning in the pit at the center of the village. He looked at the totem pole at the center above the pit. He was angry for his spirit face was not part of it. For he had bragged early on and showed off. He was so angry he proceeded to to climb to the structure holding the totem above the fire pit. He stood and with all of his might pushed the totem pole. It shook and fell over with a crash. He heard noised coming from the tents and fled the scene.
He woke the next morning in his mountain village. His mother told him that the totem pole had been knocked over and badly damaged. He saw the looks of shock and sorry among the people and was hit by the shock of guilt. The guilt seemed to settle on him like a weight. He immediately thought about what he could do, but he didn't like his options.
He walked around thinking. He could not do anything, but he didn't like the guilt. He could possibly repair the totem pole, but he didn't have the craftsmanship to do so. He could run away from his village, but there was nowhere to go. Plus, they would probably find him. He had one option. He had to confess, and so he did. The Shaman of the tribe was ashamed of him, but proud that he would confess. They decided to add his face to the totem pole when rebuilding it to show his newfound humility.written by Logan9441 |
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