Flintridge Prep Visual Arts Launches its Visual Arts News Highlighting What’s Going On in the Arts Classroom



Flintridge Preparatory School (FPS) Visual Arts launched its Visual Arts News recently, which highlights what’s going on in the arts classrooms. Its first installment spotlights the wildly imaginative charcoal drawings done by 8th graders in Ms. Goo’s art class last semester. Inspired by “The Mysteries of Harris Burdick” by Chris Van Allsburg, students played with layering, blending, and light, as well as enigmatic captions, for a project called The Mysteries of an 8th Grader.

“At first glance, all may seem normal,” says Ms. Goo. “But upon a closer look, the mundane becomes magical: A puzzling element or twist can be seen. Outside of the caption, it’s up to the viewer to interpret the imagery and make up their own stories.”

Luna R. “it wasn’t a rock”

 

Carl L. “going down, the shadow smiled.”

 

Charlotte F. “the footsteps grew closer and closer, but then just disappeared.”

 

Isabelle D. “…”

 

Ruby K. “the mysteries of time”

 

Anahit K. “I didn’t put that up there…”

 

Bradley B. “from the depths of this great lake, a mysterious rocket came into view.”

 

Flintridge Preparatory School, 4543 Crown Ave., La Cañada Flintridge, (818) 790-1178 or visit www.flintridgeprep.org.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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