Drexel Hill Middle School Art Department

Drexel Hill Middle School Art Department Featuring student artworks and arts-related news and events from Drexel Hill Middle School, in the Upper Darby School District, Upper Darby, PA.

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Rest in Power John Lewis. This portrait of Lewis was painted by Drexel Hill Middle School artist Capri Miller earlier th...
07/18/2020

Rest in Power John Lewis.

This portrait of Lewis was painted by Drexel Hill Middle School artist Capri Miller earlier this year as a tribute to his countless contributions to the Black Civil Rights Movement and member of the Big Six. Her work was featured during Black History Month as part of the installation “Portraits of Color”.

Some beautiful nature, found object, and digitally created mandala submissions from hardworking homebound DH art student...
05/10/2020

Some beautiful nature, found object, and digitally created mandala submissions from hardworking homebound DH art students!

Digital or Analogue Mosaics?One of the biggest challenges for making the shift to online learning for our art classes wa...
04/29/2020

Digital or Analogue Mosaics?
One of the biggest challenges for making the shift to online learning for our art classes was finding programs that allow students without a variety of materials at home to succeed through the use of websites or digital Art-making Apps.

Elective students knocked this mosaic project out of the park, choosing to either create digital mosaics by laying colored squares pixel by pixel, or by using found objects and paper at home to resourcefully create their own tesserae. These scenes from nature are inspired by a digital curriculum that had students visit several world heritage sites virtually and examine the landscape photography of National Park photographer Ansel Adams for inspiration. These illustrations represent "A Place I'd Rather Be."

These WIP clay sculptures from 8th Grade General Art are even more impressive when you consider how they were designed:E...
03/12/2020

These WIP clay sculptures from 8th Grade General Art are even more impressive when you consider how they were designed:

Each student had to first make two pots, which were scored, slipped, and joined together to form a smooth spherical form that was the basis for these carefully carved and textured creatures.

Some impressive craftsmanship in these cut paper shadow boxes from Mr. Bucolo’s 8th Grade Advanced Art crew!
03/12/2020

Some impressive craftsmanship in these cut paper shadow boxes from Mr. Bucolo’s 8th Grade Advanced Art crew!

6th Grade Elective crushing their contemporary take on Australian Aboriginal Dot Painting.
03/05/2020

6th Grade Elective crushing their contemporary take on Australian Aboriginal Dot Painting.

Make sure to stop in the lobby of Drexel Hill Middle School to see all 9 Portraits unveiled last month in celebration of...
03/02/2020

Make sure to stop in the lobby of Drexel Hill Middle School to see all 9 Portraits unveiled last month in celebration of this year’s Black History Month Theme: African Americans and the Vote in our installation “Portraits of Color.”

Portraits of Color 9/9: Thomas Mundy Peterson, painted by 8th grade artist Ariel Damas! Peterson is a fitting end to our...
03/02/2020

Portraits of Color 9/9: Thomas Mundy Peterson, painted by 8th grade artist Ariel Damas!
Peterson is a fitting end to our series, as he was the first African-American to cast a vote on March 31st, 1870.

Portraits of Color 8/9: Barack Obama, painted by 8th Grade artist Iyana Hall-Bright. This one’s sure to make this hall a...
02/28/2020

Portraits of Color 8/9: Barack Obama, painted by 8th Grade artist Iyana Hall-Bright.

This one’s sure to make this hall a little more bright!

Portraits of Color 7/9: Sean Combs. Painted by 8th grade artist James Davis!
02/25/2020

Portraits of Color 7/9: Sean Combs. Painted by 8th grade artist James Davis!

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Drexel Hill, PA
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