-6th Grade Reliquaries-

6th Grade students worked with recycled pencil tins and a repose process to create reliquaries that explored using symbols to represent their individual identities. The reliquaries held color exploration samples as well as self-portraits and letters to their future selves.  

-7th Grade Perspective- 

7th Grade students learned the process of one and two point linear perspective in order to create dream cityscapes. These drawings where then rendered in water color exploring a variety of techniques. Students then took their knowledge of perspective to create drawings of their names in persecutive that represented the meaning of the students name. 

-8th Grade Sculptures-

8th grade students examined the work of Kieth Haring and create sculptural works inspired by Haring's work exploring the simplified figure, pattern, color, and shape.