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- Students at Kagel Elementary created a welcome banner for the first day of school.
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- Student at Hayes shows off his art project – a 3D replica of a building.
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- Tippecanoe students used construction paper and finger paints to create colorful mice and their tracks!
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- Fifth graders at Forest Home School are proud of the mural they created with help of Artists Working in Education.
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- Students, show us your artwork!
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- This is Community High School student Pachia Yang's AP studio art work - so far. Community received the last year of a federal 3-year Advanced Placement grant and put it to good use. As a result of the grant, CHS students can take Advanced Placement Studio Art, Government and Politics, Literature, Composition and Biology.
This is Community High School student Pachia Yang's AP studio art work - so far. Community received the last year of a federal 3-year Advanced Placement grant and put it to good use. As a result of the grant, CHS students can take Advanced Placement Studio Art, Government and Politics, Literature, Composition and Biology.
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- It's home to some of the city's hottest galleries, boutiques and dining spots -- and through this Thursday, Milwaukee's Third Ward plays host to the stunning artwork of a 10-year-old Milwaukee Public Schools student. Fifteen pieces by Hartford Avenue University School student Claire Hanel are on display at Verduras, 181 N. Broadway, a tea house and cafe that regularly hosts art. "We support the arts and having our daughter's artwork up is just a thrill for her as well as for us," said Lisa Hanel, mom to the MPS 5th-grader and a teacher in the district. "We're obviously very proud -- both my husband and I are." Claire Hanel is equally enthusiastic, saying, "I love art. It is a way I relax and it's fun! I think I want to be an artist or art teacher when I grow up." Claire’s artwork was introduced to Verduras after the gallery owner's mother spotted it on Lisa Hanel's Facebook page -- and she showed it to the owner.
