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How To Draw A Tree: Narrated step by step

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Kassou Seydou was born in the African country of Senegal in 1971 and is known for his figurative paintings they convey harmony between humanity and nature.

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Find the latest shows, biography, and artworks for sale by Kassou Seydou. Kassou Seydou's large-scale figurative paintings capture the essence of his ideal s...

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Dean Mitchell: New Orleans & African American Art

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Browse the life work of Dean Mitchell, a watercolor artist from the southern town of Quincy.

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Dean Mitchell: New Orleans & African American Art

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Dean Mitchell is a highly regarded watercolorist and a well-known African American artist. Learn about his life and work in this feature article.

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Browse these interesting designs which were made using the tessellation pattern technique that we are learning today. For a quick idea, try recreating one of these!

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Today's subject: tessellation art & the work of M.C. Escher

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Today's subject: tessellation art & the work of M.C. Escher

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Espiritus de los Renacos, by Pablo Amaringo

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Positive & Negative Space in Art for Kids

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Positive & Negative Space in Art for Kids, Teachers and Parents

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Chancha Via Circuito & El Búho - El Mago Georges (Official video)

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Chancha Via Circuito & El Búho - El Mago Georges (Official video)

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Chancha Via Circuito & El Búho - El Mago Georges (Official video)

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Daisy and Julianna share their portrait of Frida Kahlo

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Photos from our  first collaborative art project 2/17/22

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Photos from our  first collaborative art project 2/17/22

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Photos from our  first collaborative art project 2/17/22

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Photos from our  first collaborative art project 2/17/22

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Photos from our  first collaborative art project 2/17/22

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Photos from our  first collaborative art project 2/17/22

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Josie and Matthew presenting their drawing.

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Photos from our  first collaborative art project 2/17/22

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Photos from our  first collaborative art project 2/17/22

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Photos from our  first collaborative art project 2/17/22

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Photos from our  first collaborative art project 2/17/22

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Today we'll watch a short movie called Hair Love to inspire us on our journey making art together. The film explores acceptance, self-confidence, and standing up for one's heritage and identity. Please be inspired, and feel free to show family members and friends!

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Hair Love | Oscar®-Winning Short Film (Full) | Sony Pictures Animation

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Pride of the Southside, by El Puente Presente and MS50

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Pride of the Southside, by El Puente Presente and MS50

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This mural honors the cultural history of Williamsburg, a region of Brooklyn. The Southside of the neighborhood, near the Williamsburg Bridge, was called Los Sures. The school that serves as the canvas there is Middle School 50. In its early days, the school was a meeting place for activist Willis Hodges, an African American abolitionist (person working to abolish slavery and segregation). The painted image documents a history of racial integration spanning 100 years, from the early 1900s, when Williamsburg was the most densely populated section of NYC.

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Emilio Cruz was an African-American born artist of Cuban descent who lived in New York City. His work is often called Abstract Expressionism and figuration, for the way he depicts human forms with general shapes- free of detail. Today, I'll encourage you to try drawing in this style as a fun challenge.

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Today, we will spend time on our Aaron Douglas-inspired drawings. We'll incorporate the element of sunlight, or a focal point, as seen in his paintings, into our own artwork. The goal for today is to finish the outline of our drawings and move into the coloring phase, in pairs.

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Today we are going to examine the artwork of Aaron Douglas and create our own drawings, taking inspiration from some of his paintings.  The painting above is titled "Into Bondage" depicts enslaved people from Africa looking ahead to the ships that brought them to America.  Even though their future was oppressive, there was a star painted above the horizon, to represent their vision for freedom.

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A picture of some of your artwork from last session. You all did such a wonderful job with this project!

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Ariana
I support LGBTQ+

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Name:Jaritza Guaman

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Lgtbq+

Mía Belen Orellana Yunga

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Landscape with Rainbow by Robert Ducanson

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Landscape with Rainbow by Robert Ducanson

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Your World
by Georgia Douglas Johnson

Your world is as big as you make it.
I know, for I used to abide
In the narrowest nest in a corner,
My wings pressing close to my side.

But I sighted the distant horizon
Where the skyline encircled the sea
And I throbbed with a burning desire
To travel this immensity.

I battered the cordons around me
And cradled my wings on the breeze,
Then soared to the uttermost reaches
With rapture, with power, with ease!

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Robert Scott Duncanson _ Landscape with Rainbow

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2015 - Lead artist Marc Evan, assistant Adan Palermo and youth artists from Groundswell. 

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This mural is located at 138 5th Avenue Brooklyn.

Link: https://www.groundswell.nyc/projects/justice-at-the-crossroads-86

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Lead artist Micaela Anaya, Paula Frisch. Painted by students from PS 169

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This mural can be seen at 4305 7th Avenue Brooklyn.

Link: https://www.groundswell.nyc/projects/sunsets-and-stars-55

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Lead Artist Jessica Angel, assistant Leola Bermanzohn. 2016

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PS 282 "We Are A Community of Knowledge"

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PS 282 "We Are A Community of Knowledge"

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This mural can be seen at 180 6th Ave, Brooklyn.

link: https://www.groundswell.nyc/projects/we-are-a-community-of-knowledge-53

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Groundswell brings together artists, youth, and community organizations to use art as a tool for social change. left-quote Working in a collaborative process, our students gained the knowledge and tools necessary to explore, design and interpret important and relevant messages to the school community.

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If you were any animal, what would it be? And why?