Milestones at Marlborough | An Art Show and Reflection

What a wonderful celebration we had for Marlborough's 40th Anniversary! Thank you to all those people involved in organising the day and to those who were able to come down and join in the celebrations.

I am so proud of our students and all the hard work they have put in to their creative projects for display in our Art Gallery. Scroll down to see some photos of the work that was on display.

Each class made a collaborative canvas artwork which was up for auction on the day. Students worked with their class teacher and support staff to create an unique piece of art, There was some serious bidding going on on Sunday and all canvases sold! Congratulations to our winning bidders who will now be hanging these masterpieces up on their walls.

And here is a wrap-up of the individual artworks that were on display by each grade. These were completed during their weekly Visual Arts lessons.

 

What amazing talents we have at Marlborough Primary School - congratulations to each and every student and I keep creating! Remember, there are no mistakes in Art!!

Art Show ~ Sunday 23rd October 11am-3pm

Milestones at Marlborough ~ A Reflection and Art Show

Grades 1-5 ~ More Britto-inspired masterpieces

Doesn't the office area look so bright and colourful with all this amazing work by our students from Grades 1-5??? WOW!! Our Foundation students' work is on display in the Art Room windows and our Grade 6 students are carefully working away on their 3D Britto-inspired pieces in readiness for our Art Show in October.

A very big thank you to Ada (Grade 1) and her family for lending us some of their Romero Britto collectables from their home! Our students loved seeing Britto's style come to life in these cute soft toys and ceramic homewares.

Grade 1 ~ Celebrating Brazil and Romero Britto

We've been getting in to the Rio Olympics spirit and each grade has been learning about the Brazilian pop-artist Romero Britto. Although he now lives in Miami, he was born in Brazil and taught himself to paint using scraps of paper or cardboard.

The students loved looking at his paintings and sculptures and were impressed by his use of bold black lines, bright colours and patterns. You may have noticed some amazing Britto-inspired artwork up on display on the Art Room windows - these were completed by our very talented Foundation students using black markers, textas and coloured pencils.

Here are some of the artworks created by our Grade 1 students - all inspired by Romero Britto's bold use of line, colour and pattern. Fantastic!