Acrylic Paint Cafe'

I have found that for painting masks using acrylic paint works best. I struggled for years figuring out how to dispense the paint and I find this way to be the most organized: I open an Acrylic Paint Cafe' on which the paint is in little paint containers on a counter that I stand behind. The paints can either be mixed (by me) or the students can help themselves to ONE color at a time, and they don't get another color unless they return the color they have at their seat. The student take their owns brushes and water and it seems to work out pretty seamless.

It's that Time of Year Again!!! MAEA Youth Art Month

Each year I pick six awesome art students from South Row School and they get hung in the Boston Transportation Building for the Month of March, along with many other pieces from K-12 students throughout the state of Massachusetts

Grade 4 1 Point Perspective

I started with a rectangle they could trace in the middle of their paper and then built off that. This was pretty ambitious but they came out great!

New Year New Art!

The 3rd graders created a paper quilt using a certain color scheme for their class while only using squares, rectangles, and triangles!!!

ART show 2017!!!

South Row Art on T.V!

http://vp.telvue.com/player?id=T01497&video=311508

MAEA Winner!!!

ANUSHA NAIK from South Row Elementary School won best of show in the Grade 3 category at the Mass Art Education Association’s Youth Art Month annual all-state exhibit this Month at the Boston Transportation Building