Every Wednesday during the 2021-2022 school year, we shared a glimpse into the arts at Lincoln in our Arts Wednesday series. These videos, digital exhibitions, and photos showcased the many talents of our diverse, inclusive community. Thank you for supporting the arts at Lincoln! Click...
Michele Nelson is in her second year teaching at Lincoln, but her first impressions still stand. “Happy students and a beautiful campus!” she shared. After teaching K-12 Art & Design for more than 20 years in North Carolina, USA, Michele fulfilled her dream of teaching...
Lincoln art students have been working with various, colorful line designs to create these works of art. Grade 4 and Grade 6 students created abstract works with an eye as a focal point. Grade 2 students created colorful spider webs with 3D spiders as a...
Secondary Students learned about Abstract Art and created interactive, collaborative process art pieces in their Art Techniques class this week! ...
This year, Lincoln School hosted more than 30 digital art & music exhibits on Creative Connections! Please enjoy some of the students' best work from 2020-2021. Be sure to visit Creative Connections for more, and watch the slideshow here! ...
Art students reflected on the Essential Question, “How does Art reflect, as well as shape, our world?” Students chose a news article that they felt passionate about. They read, annotated, and wrote a short summary of this article as research, before creating an art piece...
Lincoln Middle School students created mini art installations, little models for potential life-sized art installation designs. For this project, students were required to choose a theme to build their work upon. They were also required to include at least one moving part, either powered by...
For an after school activity, Secondary students participated in a four-week Printmaking Workshop focusing on Relief and Monotype Printmaking. Please enjoy their fantastic work! ...
"Layered Structure Drawings" by High School Foundations of Art Students Students created a unique composition inspired by historical buildings and structures. They drew their buildings three different ways and experimented with watercolor wash. To view the entire online exhibition please go to: https://sites.google.com/lsnepal.com/athletics-fine-arts/home/creative-connections-in-the-arts ...
