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 ...
Students in Grade 8 used their knowledge of linear equations and coordinate graphing to make art in the graphing tool Desmos. In this piece, Biraj used equations and domain restrictions to recreate a road leading up to some majestic mountains. ...
Students in grades 5 and 6 researched art, by many artists, under the themes of Fantasy . They, then, planned for, and created, using the media of their choice, their own unique Fantasy/Dream/Nightmare themed work of art, such as these pieces of art by...
Describing this self-portrait, the artist, Gowri, states: "Both reading and being in the rain is what I love the most. A classic mystery to go along with it as well." ...
The artist, Sara, describes her self-portrait as follows: "When making this portrait, I was inspired by other artists using collage and surrealism. I love nature and incorporating it into my art, so using flowers and recycled materials was fun." ...
