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The State ARt Show

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I went to the State Capitol today to see the Youth Art Month Art Show put on by the WAEA (Wisconsin Art Ed. Association).  The show includes artworks from K-12 students from all over the state.  Our school has two artworks in the show.  One from the middle school teacher and one from one of my students.  I’m so glad hers got chosen for the show because 1) it is a wonderful painting in my opinion!  and 2) she was very excited to be chosen (which she should be.)  The reception is this Friday afternoon.  If you live in Wisconsin, the show will be up through this coming Friday.  Here are some pics for you.

State Art Show in a grand hall displaying various artworks on a panel, labeled "Southwest Region," with marble columns in the background.
A watercolor painting of a serene river landscape with a waterfall and a bridge in autumn colors, showcased at the State Art Show.
 Here is my student’s lovely landscape.  She is in 3rd grade.   I wrote about this lesson here.  This photo doesn’t do the colors justice.  I think it is even more beautiful in person.
The State Art Show features the ornate interior of a dome with columns, arches, and intricate ceiling artwork in a grand building.
The grand, ornate interior of the building boasts high ceilings and marble columns, with people walking around attending the State Art Show.
Capitol pics!

I always take my camera with to get lots of good pictures of all the great artwork at the art show.  It is a fabulous place to get new ideas and be inspired for lesson plans.  Here are some of my favorites from the show this year.

Illustration of a person with glasses, wearing a jacket and a floral skirt, standing in a stylized forest.
A vibrant, abstract painting featuring vertical, rectangular shapes in an array of bright colors, showcased at the State Art Show.
Colorful drawing of a cat on a crocodile in a jungle with two trees, fish in water, and a bright orange sky. Featured at the state art show.
Colorful children's drawing of a bus with heart-shaped windows, filled with people, animals, and vibrant pattern.
A black and white sketch of two people in an intimate moment, touching foreheads while embracing each other, showcased at the State Art Show.
Drawing of two white cows with black spots standing close together on a purple background, featured in the State Art Show.
Black and white artwork depicting two spiders with long, geometric legs on a textured background, showcased at the State Art Show.
A colorful room with a person holding paintbrushes, a baseball bat, basketball, pets, and various items. Decorated walls and furniture complete the vibrant scene.
A kitchen scene with a table holding a cereal box, milk jug, and bowl. Wall-mounted calendar and clock in the background.

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About Marcia Beckett

Marcia is an elementary art teacher and loves painting, drawing, sculpture, art journaling and clay. Her blog, Art is Basic, features many exciting art projects for kids.

One Response to The State ARt Show

  1. Phyl says:
    March 25, 2012 at 6:55 pm

    3rd grade, wow. Marcia, the painting is absolutely lovely, and should be framed!! Congrats on having your student's work selected.

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