Mrs.Noe's Art Studio

Love playing this when my students are working: http://www.stereomood.com/mood/calm

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http://www.stereomood.com/mood calm

Kindergarten’s made burlap Valentines and first graders through fourth were inspired by Jim Dine.

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A note left on an art studio table

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Well one of my students left a sweet note for me only wish it wasn't on the table in sharpie marker and I wonder who did it ?

Students art work from visits at my home art studio

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Holiday Gifts

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Texture Turkey

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Top Art Teachers, Blog Award

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Thanks for the recognition!:"Congratulations on being one of our Northeast Region. Your blog was amazing in our eyes, providing your students and their parents with all of the necessary information required to succeed. We know that you will continue to keep up the amazing work you do in educating children. As a token of our appreciation, we present to you our awards badge. You can display this badge on your blog to signify your win, and to let your class know that you were recognized as a Top Teacher in your region!"

Turkey Time

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Halloween in burlap

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Love doing Halloween projects in fabric that way they last forever and I imagine my students parents pull them out every year!

Welcome to the Creative Cafe with Mrs.Noe

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THIS IS MY SCHEDULE 20010-2011

Newfild Art Show

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NEWFIELD ART SHOW

A GOOD TIME WAS HAD BY ALL!

DISCLAIMER

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Ronet Noe DISCLAIMER :I’m a self taught blogger (NOT TRAINED)I just make it up as I go and would love a to get a tech workshop from a professional.

Chagall

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Chagall

Grade 2 Picasso Self Portrait

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Grade 2 Picasso Self Portrait

Grade 1 Modi Self Portrait

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Grade 1 Modi Self Portrait

Grade 5 Port Van Gogh

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Grade 5 Port Van Gogh

Green Line Henri Matisse

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Green Line Henri Matisse

Fourth and fifth Grade Self-Portraits

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The fourth and fifth graders were influenced by master artist to create their self –portraits. Please open the posted power points on these artist that inspired the students.
The Artist Vincent Van Gogh Impressionist artist aimed to capture an “impression” of light and color,rather than build up a very detailed picture of a scene.

The Green Line” (1905) by Matisse (1869 – 1954

Third, second and first graders self-portraits

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The first second and third graders were influenced by master artist to create their self –portraits. Please open the posted power points on these artist that inspired the students.
Amedeo Clemente Modigliani (July 12, 1884 – January 24, 1920) was an Italian artist who worked mainly in France. Primarily a figurative artist, he became known for paintings and sculptures in a modern style characterized by mask-like faces and elongation of form.

Every child is an artist. The problem is remaining an artist once he grows up” Pablo Picasso

. Chagall often painted dreamlike scenes and many of the pictures he painted include memories from his childhood.

Frida Kahlo or is it?

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Frida Kahlo visited Newfield’s Halloween Parade .Some of Mrs. Noe’s student’s did works inspired by her in the past school years hope they recall.

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We’ve been Halloween Crafty this year. Here is to hoping all your treats be sweet!

The Day of the Dead

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Second Grade students made these symmetrical Skeletons in Mrs. Noe’s art studio to celebrate The Day of the Dead or DiÂa de los Muertos The Day of the Dead or DiÂa de los Muertos, is a Mexican holiday that celebrates the lives of ancestors and possibly the return of their souls to communicate with the living! The festivals themselves take place on the first and second of November, but the artwork of the Day of the Dead celebration can be enjoyed year round. A mix of macabre and joyful, the Day of the Dead skulls and skeleton themed decorations and artwork is both beautiful and fascinating

OPEN HOUSE NOTE

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Dear Newfield Families,
Welcome to OPEN HOUSE 2009.The first few weeks have been very productive for me and my students. First and second grade made helping hands as a promise to be helpful in the art studio. We have spent the first art class getting to know one another through the students hopes and dream. The 3rd -5th grade students personified their hopes and dreams in a picture. I shared a book with Kindergarten, I put together about the things we do in the art studio as well as a book about a boy named art. We have now moved on to self-portraits. Kindergarten are working like modern artist Karel Appel and First graders are being inspired by Amedeo Modigliani for their portraits. The other grades are working on self-portraits based on master artists also: grade 2-PABLO PICASSO grade3-; Marc Chagall ,grade4-HENRI MATISSE; and grade 5- VINCENT VAN GOGH .
I hope you received my first note home to start the school year (if not I have extras here) I also have blog permission slips if you have not received one..
You can look forward to wonderful projects coming home based on many well planned open ended lessons. I look forward to meeting you this evening .
Thank you,

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ART STUDIO WISH LIST:Electric mixers Blenders Ironsmagazines, magazines, magazinesnewspaperempty toilet paper rolls – cardboard rolls of any kind yarn, yarn, yarn - any kind or color - for weaving Fabric Clean nylon stockings (for the famous wire/stocking sculptures) Wallpaper books Plastic dishes with lids (butter/margarine – Cool Whip) Pringles cans – Lays Stax – Whiska snacks containers (any plastic container with lid) Coffee cans with lids Zip-lock storage bags unscented baby wipes (scented acceptable, too) Aluminum foil, wax paper, paper towels, facial tissues Aluminum foil - wax paper- paper towel rolls. Wood scraps – interesting shapes – small wood scraps (any wood crafters in your district?)
Cardboard tubes, corrugated cardboardcrochet thread (warp strings for weaving)beadsribbonsblue or white wire coat hangers (any wire coat hangers)pliers - any kind – hand tools (hammers, screw drivers)old calendars with neat picturesfascinating still life stuff - hats, shoes, toolsold coffee table art bookssea shellsold animal books or animal magazinesold jewelryold kitchen utensilsold file cabinetscanvas boardsbooks from hair stylists (full frontal faces and facial features)spongesodd saucers, cups, bottles, glasses for still life drawingsold silk flowersold vasesold bootsstore manikins bed sheets"how to" art books for our classroom library
Storage for all of these goodies (we wish big!)anything you have ...we can probably find a use for**If there is a remote possibility we can do something with it, then sendit...we are VERY creative. If we can't use it, we'll either find someone whocan or we will toss it lovingly.

This is My 2009-2010 Schedule

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New Characters Greeting Students to the Art Studio

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Welcome to the New School Year 2009-2010

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Well summer is at its end and time to turn our thoughts towards the great days of learning and creating!I have been getting the art studio ready for what I'm sure will be a rewarding art year for my students and me. Here is some helpful information to make the year successful:When do students have art?
Students come to the art studio one day a week. Classes are 50 minutes in length. Students will create many projects and be exposed to varied mediums. An art project can require 1-6 classes to complete. The fifth grade projects are usually fewer but more in depth. Make sure you know what day of the week your child has art (I will post my schedule as soon it becomes available to me) also be sure students dress appropriately on art days! Art can be messy! Ask your child what they are working on in art they should be able to share information about maybe an artist they were introduced to,what element of art they used the most or the materials they are creating in.There are two art teachers at Newfield so it's possible that this is your child's first time in my art studio and you as their parent are welcome in my studio when they have art or at another time as an art volunteer (extra hands are always welcome. Newfield students art work will be featured this school year in an art show at the Government Center starting in January so I will be holding some projects for that.If your child's work is placed in the show you will be informed after it is hung space is limited but I do my best to bring as much work as possible.
I look forward to teaching this year! My goal is to create a warm and fun learning environment that promotes creativity and imagination! If you have any questions please feel free to drop in or email me

The Artist's Toolkit | ArtsConnectEd

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The Artist's Toolkit ArtsConnectEd

Meet the Artists

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Meet the Artists

Inside Art: An Art History Game

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Inside Art: An Art History Game

Free Technology for Teachers: Picasso Animated

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Free Technology for Teachers: Picasso Animated

Free Technology for Teachers: Blogs for Art Teachers

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Free Technology for Teachers: Blogs for Art Teachers

Sunflowers by Vincent van Gogh

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Sunflowers by Vincent van Gogh

This is always great fun

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I have been taking my girls to this for years. We pack a picnic and have a great nigth! Connecticut's Beardsley Zoo: "Connecticut Free Shakespeare presents “A Midsummer Night’s Dream”
Date: 7/17/2009 - 7/26/2009 ( 8 p.m. to 10 p.m. )

Connecticut Free Shakespeare celebrates its 10th anniversary at Connecticut's Beardsley Zoo by presenting William Shakespeare's 'A Midsummer Night's Dream.' All shows held at the Peacock Pavilion; rain location is the Carousel. FREE. Performance dates are July 17-19, 22-26. The performance begins at 8:00 pm, while the Zoo opens for picnics at 6:30 pm. For more information, call (203) 393-3213 or visit www.ctfreeshakespeare.org."

Claude Monet: Inventing Impressionism - sevenload

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Claude Monet: Inventing Impressionism - sevenload

Monet Lilies by Kindergarten

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Yes these paintings are by Kindergartners!They learned that impressionist artist work with light and show their brush strokes.(so sorry when I post some projects for some strange reason they get turned around ?)

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Blossoming Almond Tree
The Blossoming Almond Tree, by Vincent van Gogh . The painting seems simple at first sight, but has enormous detail in the background. Many different shades of blue create a lot of deepness behind the vulnerable branches. It was painted as a gift to his brother Theo's son.

Third graders inspired by van Gogh's tree painted their own impressionists work of art.

Asymmetrical Face Wind Chimes by Grade 2

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Asymmetrical Face Wind Chimes made out of clay using the slab and coil methods. I’d like to thank my husband for drilling the holes in about 100 forks and spoons.

Soft Sculpture by Grade Four.

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My fourth graders are having a fun time creating their own version of an Ugly Doll. They developed their soft sculpture’s personality by making a word web. From the personality came the drawing ,then a pattern to the final project.

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A YEAR OF SCULPTURE- SUCLPTURE FIGURES BY FIFTH GRADE.
My fifth graders were very busy this year with many sculpture projects!
They worked in clay twice this year first making pinch pot snowmen, then their own
creation with an independent study in clay. They also did a relief sculpture in cardboard.
Their last project were these amazing sculptures pictured here. I gave them the choice of doing it in relief or 3-D and of they chose the more challenging one .One of my students felt very strong about doing it in 3-D “We all ready did relief Mrs. .Noe” so he persuaded me they were ready for this project.
Ready they were!

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More student work and details to follow soon:

Two Great Days for Field Trips!

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Two Great Days for Field Trips!
The PepsiCo/Neuberger Fourth Grade field trip was a great success !Thanks to the sunshine ,the parent volunteers who prepared the students for the trip with power point presentations, the great Newfield fourth grade teachers and most of all (with great pride may I add )our very well behaved Newfield students! The Neuberger's docents were very impressed by our students knowledge of art and well mannered behavior!

Here are some of the projects our students created in groups at the Neuberger, based on art work shown. (I put the pictures in the correct direction the post save wanted to turn them ?)

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My third grade students made these hand built clay projects using the slab method.

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Not too over whelmed! Wow thanks for all the responses so far from my permission
slips to post your child’s art work! I was expecting maybe a few from each class but
Newfield Parents always come through! I’m still new to blogging and kind of self taught (making it up as I go along) so it will take me a while to work out a system to
to posting the students art work's .I hope to take a work shop on all this in the fall.
In the mean time I will do my best to post what projects I can the best way I can.
If you are wondering why I’m doing this or why so late in the school year ? The
answer comes from something I’ve been doing for a couple of years now for two art teacher friends, who are from our Newfield family Ms.Hajjar and Ms.Meyer.
I would send them copies of the lessons (power points and lessons plans) I teach Newfield students because they are both are teaching in different schools now .They suggested I share this information with more art teachers and make a blog. So I started this blog, I first wanted to share my power points and Mrs. Siegel (my media guru) helped me to do that! After I began to put together and think about blogging and wonder who would want to use or see this blog it was only natural that I share my students work's .I’m sure I’ll have to send out new permission slips out for next year and I’ll work out the kinks little by little. I hope you enjoy the space and leave some comments.

One on One Art Lesson

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This painting was done by a fourth grade student in a private art lesson with me. She chose the subject .I guided her through the process of building her painting. We were both very proud of the completed piece

Still Life Works by Grade Two

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My second graders spent 2-3 art classes on these still life projects influenced by the artist Vincent van Gogh
The first lesson the students learned how to use light to create form and make the illusion of
a round vase.
In the following lesson they continued working like
Impressionist artists with light and also showing
their brush strokes.

Fourth Graders Grove Like Peter Max

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Fourth grades inspired by the artist Peter Max created these Spring Concert paintings.
The students drew pictures that where then enlarged with an overhead projector. The students then worked cooperatively to paint them. Their music teacher informed me they would be sing about birds, flowers, sunshine, and some songs from the sixties so
Peter Max’s work seem to just the thing! These students early in the school year had already worked on their own Pop Art Peter Max Project(seen above) so they where already familiar with the style.

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“Every child is an artist. The problem is how to remain an artist once we grow up.” Pablo Picasso… I think because I’m privileged enough to watch children do art in my job, my
own art work and the way I approach it remains child like. I believe this keeps me young. I feel the same joy I think
my students do when they take ownership of their work and get lost in the process.

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Zoom

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Zoom
Take a closer look.It's very creative!

Sidebar Widget

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Sidebar Widget
There is no must in art because art is free." ~ Wassily Kandinsky
Second graders in Mrs. Noe’s art
Studio Used“the elements of art”
COLOR & SHAPE
We also
Discussed Complementary
Colors
to create their own concentric rings we are still working on these some classes will be starting this week

Independent Study In Clay

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Independent Study In Clay

My Presentations on SlideShare

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My Presentations on SlideShare

Great Inspirational Artist for Earth Day

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Earth Day Party Hats made with newspaper and scrap paper by my 2nd graders.

Thanks to all the paper towel tubes collected for the art studio my first graders will make a creative relief ,and give the tubes a "new life":
Jean ShinBorn
Artist Statement:
"My work speaks of the optimism inherent in giving new form to life’s leftovers. In my sculptures and large-scale installations, I seek to recall an object’s past, as well as suggest its greater connection to our collective memories, desires and failures. "

> http://www.jeanshin.com/index.htm

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Grade five students used their creativity like artist Louise Nevelson in their work.
Louise Nevelson was one of the most famous American artists of the late 20th century. Louise Nevelson"s monumental outdoor sculptures, painted wooden assemblages of boxes filled with found objects, multiple editions, etchings, and cast-paper prints all reflected a personal vision which Louise Nevelson identified as emanating from her ability to see in the fourth dimension. Fifth graders created abstract relief sculptures:
relief sculpture - A type of sculpture in which form projects from a background.
There are three degrees or types of relief: high, low, and sunken. In high relief, the forms stand far out from the background. In low relief (best known as bas-relief), they are shallow. In sunken relief, also called hollow or intaglio; the backgrounds are not cut back and the points in highest relief are level with the original surface of the material being carved
abstraction and abstract art - Imagery which departs from representational accuracy, to a variable range of possible degrees, for some reason other than verisimilitude. Abstract artists select and then exaggerate or simplify the forms suggested by the world around them.

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Third grade mosaic artist in Mrs. NOE’S ART STUDIO designed these colorful butterflies after viewing other mosaics like the work of Jacki Gran

Fourth grade students had a fabulous time becoming abstract collage artist in Mrs. Noe’s Art Studio. They filled out in art a web map that help lead them to visualize what their composition would need. They learned different levels of
abstraction:
They made their collages as abstract as they felt comfortable with .
THE STUDENTS WERE INSPIRED BY
Abstract expressionist
Lee Krasner

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Kindergarteners became Abstract
Collage artist like one of the most famous American artists of the late 20th century Louise Nevelson

First Grade Students in Mrs. Noe’s Art Studio
Celebrated Women Artist. They Created Place Settings Inspired by the Artist Judy Chicago.
First Grade Artist Inspired by Groundbreaking Modernist Painter Georgia O'Keeffe and her watercolor painting" Evening Star, No. III” made their own abstract sky watercolor paintings

Second grades made their own sculptures inspired by Marisol Escobar
The cocktail party (in 15 parts)
mixed media assemblage with painted wood, cloth, plastic, shoes, jewelry, mirror and tv set

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