Environmental Art is a way of using our already beautiful natural world to create unique art. Through exercises in the outdoors students find ways to assemble, stack, mix, gather and otherwise create sculptures to catch your eye. This blog is meant for reflection and inspiration!
Students were amazing yesterday adapting to the changing weather and snow conditions. They continue to impress me with their ability to overcome the frustrating changes in snow quality!
Our class does great work when we work in small groups as well as a whole class. When we work as a whole class I feel like we do amazing work because we all work well together and have great ideas.
We came up with this idea on the spot and it all came together quick. I wish we had more time to finish the "throne" and " TV" but the snow had to be removed and it ended the work we had done.. Maybe next time
this was a very good art work it is a bad thing that it is gone now because someone took it down but we worked hard on it and now we will just start a new one
I think the more people we have in our group working on big projects, the more ideas we share. Our class is very open minded towards other students ideas, and everyone is willing to contribute. It is inspiring for me to be in a good working environment and have good times!
It's annoying when someone else ruins your work but then it also gives you a second chance to do it over somewhere else and better and maybe the second time you do it new ideas may come and it could enhance what you were doing before -Bri
Everyone in the class has adapted well as individuals and as a group to the change in climate and snow and ice conditions. Seeing skylines and big buildings in citys really inspires me to even bigger and better than usual. im excited to see how the change of seasons will effect the work that we do.
it just makes me sad that people don't appreciate the art we are doing even though it been pretty cool, its just stupid. it motivates me to do nicer and bigger things.
Students were amazing yesterday adapting to the changing weather and snow conditions. They continue to impress me with their ability to overcome the frustrating changes in snow quality!
ReplyDeleteOur class does great work when we work in small groups as well as a whole class. When we work as a whole class I feel like we do amazing work because we all work well together and have great ideas.
ReplyDeleteWe came up with this idea on the spot and it all came together quick. I wish we had more time to finish the "throne" and " TV" but the snow had to be removed and it ended the work we had done.. Maybe next time
ReplyDeletethis was a very good art work it is a bad thing that it is gone now because someone took it down but we worked hard on it and now we will just start a new one
ReplyDeleteIt really Irritates me that someone would destroy our artwork, but I guess that just means we need to create art somewhere else.
ReplyDelete-Matt
I think the more people we have in our group working on big projects, the more ideas we share. Our class is very open minded towards other students ideas, and everyone is willing to contribute. It is inspiring for me to be in a good working environment and have good times!
ReplyDeleteIt's annoying when someone else ruins your work but then it also gives you a second chance to do it over somewhere else and better and maybe the second time you do it new ideas may come and it could enhance what you were doing before -Bri
ReplyDeleteEveryone in the class has adapted well as individuals and as a group to the change in climate and snow and ice conditions. Seeing skylines and big buildings in citys really inspires me to even bigger and better than usual. im excited to see how the change of seasons will effect the work that we do.
ReplyDeleteit just makes me sad that people don't appreciate the art we are doing even though it been pretty cool, its just stupid.
ReplyDeleteit motivates me to do nicer and bigger things.
I think we should work with snow and make a person sitting on a chair or a dog sitting on the ground or something simple that we can work with.
ReplyDeleteFrank T