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Mirabel B. – Class X – Sculpture – Ms. Stewart

Waterford’s visual art teachers and students have been incredibly committed and able to adapt to our current online/remote learning model. It has been challenging for sure. We miss gathering in the drawing and painting studios, the kiln room, and the darkroom.

The value of the art studio as a space to gather, to store materials and tools, to leave paintings on easels and sculptures on shelves ready and waiting to be worked and re-worked — has never been more clear than it is now.

Online art teaching is strange/fun/sometimes frustrating, but not impossible. There have been moments of success and even beauty. Some days students struggle and other days they shine bright and create beautiful works of art. Here is a small selection of some of the work made so far during this unique Spring term. We hope you will see the excellence, curiosity and playfulness of your student artists in these works.

Jagger O. Class 6 Art - Mr. Vest
Jagger O. – Class VI Art – Mr. Vest
Jagger really looked hard at something so mundane, and found a lot of iconic abstract beauty in the subject.

Sadie M. - Class VI Art, Clay Whistle - Mr. Brewer
Sadie M. – Class VI Art, Clay Whistle – Mr. Brewer


Elise H., Class VI – Lemonade Stop Action – Ms. Stewart

Yixin H. - Class VII Drawing - Mr. Brewer
Yixin H. – Class VII Drawing – Mr. Brewer

Audrey B. and Anika M. - Class VIII Nature Studies - Mrs. Conine
Sage S.. and Annika M. – Class VIII Nature Studies – Mrs. Conine

Sophie Z. - Class VII Drawing - Mr. Brewer
Sophie Z. – Class VII Drawing – Mr. Brewer
Emma G. - Class X - Darkroom Photography 2 - Mr. Patteson
Emma G. – Class X – Darkroom Photography 2 – Mr. Patteson
Ethan R. - Class IX - Photo History & Aesthetics - Mr. Patteson
Ethan R. – Class IX – Photo History & Aesthetics – Mr. Patteson
Diesel K. - Class IX - Photo History & Aesthetics - Mr. Patteson
Diesel K. – Class IX –  Photo History & Aesthetics – Mr. Patteson
Continuing Study Ceramics - Mrs. Conine - The class created small meaningful objects with a story to tell that will be shared with each other.
Continuing Study Ceramics – Mrs. Conine
The class created small meaningful objects with a story to tell that will be shared with each other.
Alexis H. - Class X - AP Drawing - Mr. Brewer
Alexis H. – Class X – AP Drawing – Mr. Brewer
Howard W. - Class X - AP Drawing - Mr. Brewer
Howard W. – Class X – AP Drawing – Mr. Brewer
Maya G. - Kindergarten - Spring Art - Ms. Durst
Maya G. – Kindergarten – Spring Art – Ms. Durst
Rachel G., Class XI - Tote Bag made from Recycled materials Sewing and Textile Design - Mrs. Brewer
Rachel G., Class XI – Tote Bag made from Recycled materials Sewing and Textile Design – Mrs. Brewer
Ethan H., Class x - Entopic Graphomania parts 1, 2, and 3 Foundations: Sculpture - Mrs. Brewer
Ethan H., Class x – Entopic Graphomania parts 1, 2, and 3 Foundations: Sculpture – Mrs. Brewer


Lydia S., Class VI – The Portal Stop Action – Ms. Stewart

Lucza B., Class X - Photo: Alternative Processes - Mr. Meyers
Lucza B., Class X – Photo: Alternative Processes – Mr. Meyers
Alexia P., Class X - AP Drawing - Mr. Brewer
Alexia P., Class X – AP Drawing – Mr. Brewer
Ace S., Class I - Summer - Mrs. Durst
Ace S., Class I – Summer – Mrs. Durst
Arissa J., Class X - Cube Studies negative space Foundations: Sculpture - Mrs. Brewer
Arissa J., Class X – Cube Studies negative space Foundations: Sculpture – Mrs. Brewer
Lucza B., Class X - Photo: Alternative Processes - Mr. Meyers
Lucza B., Class X – Photo: Alternative Processes – Mr. Meyers
Ella S., Class II - Mrs. Durst
Ella S., Class II – Mrs. Durst
Tony W., Class IX - AP Drawing - Mr. Brewer
Tony W., Class IX – AP Drawing – Mr. Brewer
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